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04 Oct 00 - 04:03 PM (#312131) Subject: How about that Malvina Reynolds? From: MichaelAnthony I know her through Little Boxes...and want to know more! I have heard she wrote that song in SF looking at the hills and the houses, and I know that P. Seeger covered it. I liked that song so much I sang it and recorded it...would like to know more about her. |
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04 Oct 00 - 06:11 PM (#312271) Subject: RE: How about that Malvina Reynolds? From: harpgirl see other threads...too depressed to do clickies... (click) |
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05 Oct 00 - 01:24 AM (#312563) Subject: RE: How about that Malvina Reynolds? From: Barbara She wrote Little Boxes about Daly City. |
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05 Oct 00 - 01:30 AM (#312567) Subject: RE: How about that Malvina Reynolds? From: WyoWoman I sing one of her songs, "The Girl on the Rim of the World," about a street person she saw dumpster diving in her neighborhood in San Francisco. It's actually the song I learned to yodel specifically so I could sing (that sentence structure may have been really clunky, but you get my drift ... ) ww |
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05 Oct 00 - 01:58 AM (#312583) Subject: RE: How about that Malvina Reynolds? From: Stewie Smithsonian/Folkways recently issued a compilation of 21 Reynolds songs: Malvina Reynolds 'Ear the Ground: Topical Songs 1960-78' Smithsonian/Folkways SFW CD 40124. There is also a recent tribute album by Rosalie Sorrels on Red House: Rosalie Sorrels 'No Closing Chord: The Songs of Malvina Reynolds' Red House Records (don't have cat#). --Stewie. |