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Gender & Society, Vol. 4, No. 2, 220-229 (1990)
DOI: 10.1177/089124390004002006

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JUST ME AND THE BOYS?

Women in Local-Level Rock and Roll

STEPHEN B. GROCE

Western Kentucky University

MARGARET COOPER

Western Kentucky University

Social scientists have investigated many facets of popular music over the last 25 years. The vast majority of their efforts have focused on men and their contributions to the creation and performance of popular music. As a result, we know little about women and their experiences as musicians in a traditionally male-centered and male-dominated activity. In this study, the authors used in-depth interviews with 15 local-level female rock and roll musicians in two U.S. cities to explore audiences' reactions and responses to them as performers and their interactions with other band members.


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