Morrissey Central "Bawdy boys of song / and girls all gone wrong" (October 16, 2022)

Bawdy boys of song / and girls all gone wrong

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First image: "Ladies Tea Party": Debbie Harry, Viv Albertine, Siouxsie Sioux, Chrissie Hynde, Poly Styrene & Pauline Black (by Michael Putland - London, August 1980).
Regards,
FWD.
 
‘Ladies tea party’ :rolleyes: & where the hell is Lora Logic?!
 
Did Morrissey attend boys' schools or were they coeducational? Just curious.
 
What was the occasion that those ladies were together?
 
Billy Idol. What a f***ing gem he is. So underrated both as a vocalist and as a songwriter.
 
Ladies Tea Party: Amazing Photos of Female Punk Icons Gathering Together at a London Hotel in August, 1980

In 1980, during a tour with Blondie, Debbie Harry hosted a tea party at a London hotel, gathering together many of the women prominent in music at the time.

https://vintagenewsdaily.com/ladies...ng-together-at-a-london-hotel-in-august-1980/

Regards,
FWD.
It seems like an impossible photo shoot, and that getting those women, each with their own distinctive careers, all together at one time in one place, couldn't have happened. But it did :flowers:
 
Boys' school. He hated it.
Thanks. Did he hate it because it was a boys' school? Often we don't notice that we 'suffer' from a tunnel vision when we only know one type of institution. I guess his sister went to a girls' school then, and he could see a difference, maybe.
 
Moz always loved Gen X. He was at Rafters in Manchester on June 30, 1977 for one of their dates - one of about 30 peoples. Support from The Worst and Warsaw. He'd already seen Idol and James as part of Queen October's Chelsea at the Electric Circus in Nov 76. And was at the Drones show with a newly minted Generation X at Houldsworth Hall aka Church House the following month. By the Rafters date, Steve Harrington was Gen X's ligger come roadie flogging copies of the '48 Thrills' fanzine for 15p. Strange went onto to 'manage' the Rich Kids fan club before reinventing himself as Steve Strange in the 80's.
 
Thanks. Did he hate it because it was a boys' school? Often we don't notice that we 'suffer' from a tunnel vision when we only know one type of institution. I guess his sister went to a girls' school then, and he could see a difference, maybe.

Yeah - going by his interviews, autobiography & Johnny Rogan - he hated it because it was a boys school. Also because religion made him feel bad about his sexuality. He was picked on because he was effeminate & it's where his problems with his gender seem to have started.

I assume his sister was in the local girl's Catholic school?
 
Moz always loved Gen X. He was at Rafters in Manchester on June 30, 1977 for one of their dates - one of about 30 peoples. Support from The Worst and Warsaw. He'd already seen Idol and James as part of Queen October's Chelsea at the Electric Circus in Nov 76. And was at the Drones show with a newly minted Generation X at Houldsworth Hall aka Church House the following month. By the Rafters date, Steve Harrington was Gen X's ligger come roadie flogging copies of the '48 Thrills' fanzine for 15p. Strange went onto to 'manage' the Rich Kids fan club before reinventing himself as Steve Strange in the 80's.
A fascinating account, Paul. Thanks. Were you there too?
 
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