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Reverberation #318 1. Chris Gilbey - Moonlight Lady 2. Terry Garthwaite - Delicious Kisses 3. Scratch The Surface - Brighten The Night 4. Nadjma - Taal 5. The Books - Rain 6. Tsugutoshi Goto - Color Of My Day 7. The Passions - Love Is Essential 8. Harry Case - In A Mood
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My hopes for the future are that music and the arts are taken seriously and included as a part of school curriculum from the beginning; that women in music and the arts are appreciated as equal to men, and that the legacies we leave and what that means for future generations are not forgotten.
Terry Garthwaite, one of the leaders of the band Joy of Cooking, in a 2015 interview
Just as Bobbye Hall said, she was often the only woman in the studio...even on a compilation album by two women!
This is a (super funky) track by the women who led the band Joy of Cooking; they released two collaborative albums, Cross Country (1973) and The Joy (1977). This is track #1 on the B-side of The Joy.
c. October, 1977: Terry Garthwaite live; photo credited to Jon Sievert/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images
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Terry Garthwaite was the guitarist and co-lead vocalist of the kickass late sixties/early seventies Berkeley band the Joy of Cooking who I wholeheartedly recommend to anyone who likes country/blues-tinged rock from that era. Good stuff. But it's Garthwaite's 1978 solo album Hand in Glove that gets me every time with its idiosyncratic funky experimental sound. If I remember correctly, each of her solo records in that series got increasingly experimental, with 1985's Moving Day reaching a high point of cosmic loveliness. After a 15-year break she started releasing music again in 2000 which from the descriptions on her website sounds pretty amazing as well. Garthwaite and her Joy of Cooking compatriot Toni Brown recorded an album called Cross-Country in Nashville that is available in its entirety on Youtube. If anyone outside the Bay Area is interested in getting Joy of Cooking or Terry Garthwaite records on vinyl, please let me know. I want more people to get down with this fantastic music.
