Nice to hear you mention Scout Niblett. I sought her out after I heard her vocals on Magnolia Electric Co.’s “Peoria Lunch Box Blues”. Similar in its’ sparseness to her solo work, but has a definite Neil Young and Crazy Horse grunge sound to it. I love much of her work, but this song has always been my favorite.
So glad to see you love Joanna! She is amazing. And I agree that Ys is a special album, although my favourite would be Have one on me. A truly masterpiece.
I love that Liz Phair record, I just discussed it in my last video where I showed my Rolling Stones Exile on Mainstreet! I just saw her live a couple months ago where she played the WHOLE album, great stuff - her opener was a GREAT Female indie artist called "Blondshell" - highly recommended!! I love Gilmore Girls, thanks for that tidbit about Sam Phillips and the music from the show! And the DIE HARD tidbit, damn, dropping the awesome trivia! Scout Niblett reminds me a bit of Catpower, I'm digging it. You're right about 'just what I needed', very interesting take on that song.
Adore SCOUT! All of her lps essential. Minimal ,explosive ,gentle ,tons of space and ambience(albini helps here). Great choice! Joanna and Polly Jean adds up to three STEVE ALBINI girls.
I discovered Liz Phair's music a week ago. And I like it...I saw interviews on here, and it sounds like Liz has her act together. I have a decillion times more respect for her than that loser Kurt Cobain married...in fact, I think if CL didn’t exist, female rock’s reputation would had flourished sooner.
Hi Mazzy, great choices of great female artists. I love it when you get passionate about your favourite artists. Out of the five you showcased, I have got almost all records (CD or vinyl) of four of them. And there are so many more great women out there. The only artists I wasn't aware of is Scout Niblett. But thanks to streaming services, this can be changed quickly. A word about Sam Phillips: I love all of her albums. But particularly World On Sticks, which I purchased directly from her website, impressed me the most.
Scout Niblett! Nobody mentions her. There's so many great indie women artists! Lucinda Williams, Marissa Nadler, Waxahatchee, Angel Olson, Sharon Van Etten etc etc etc...
You should listen to a friend of mine from Aberdeen Scotland. Her name is Kathryn Joseph. Her vocals are very unique and maybe not for everyone. She plays the piano and her first album was Scottish album in 2015. Bones You Have Thrown Me and Blood I’ve Spilled. She has another two albums out after that one.
Great (short) list but if you were listing all the great female indie rockers it would be a three hour video… Just recently bought Exile . It’s one of my wife and my Favorites. We’ve been streaming it forever and so when I heard they were re-releasing it on vinyl I had to pick up a copy and I gotta Say, it holds ip really Well and is one that I’ll play straight through start to finish. It’s a shame that she went through such a critical Drubbing as a result Of having such a brilliant and influential 1st album. The expectations for a Follow Up were probably astronomical. She was literally the poster child for female indie-rock at one Point. I actually like her First three albums though. And Sam Phillips! Love so many of her albums but you mentioned 3 of my favorites. I have a copy of Joanna Newsom Ys and bought it because of VanDyke Parks’ involvement as an arranger but I never quite “got it”. Gonna give it another go because it’s probably one Of those records that you gotta live with for a bit. Speaking of Van Dyke, I believe he’s on Fan Dance too… Another female artist I also really love is Aimee Mann, her albums “whatever” and “I’m with Stupid” are both incredible but She’s pretty Prolific and even though she mines the same relationship-gone-bad material, she writes beautiful melodies and wonderful, playful lyrics. Gonna Have to check out Scout Niblett because she sounds like someone who makes The kind Of Noise I’d like…
You always got your top Butten done up on your shirts. I can't buy a shirt off the rack that will butten up on the neck for me. Polo shirts and Tshirts for "no-neck" guys like me. LOL
Ys is the only album ive really liked since 2006. The bassist is Leland Sklar, probably the most recoreded bassist in rock history. Whatever happened to St Vincent.
St Vincent is still very active. I will say that I prefer more of her earlier work but don't begrudge her having later explored different sounds and musical personalities.
Great list. Not familiar with Sam Philips. Maybe it was the Christian thing that turned me off, or I could have confused her for the Sun Studios mastermind.
Thank you for this, Norman. I played drums on ‘This Fool Can Die Now’ and ‘Calcination’ so very happy to see your video!
Wow, awesome! I have both those albums 💕
Very cool. I wish she would record again are you in the PNW ? Cheers ✌🏼🥁🥁🥁
@@mazzysmusic I am not. I’m on the East Coast these days.
Nice to hear you mention Scout Niblett. I sought her out after I heard her vocals on Magnolia Electric Co.’s “Peoria Lunch Box Blues”. Similar in its’ sparseness to her solo work, but has a definite Neil Young and Crazy Horse grunge sound to it. I love much of her work, but this song has always been my favorite.
So glad to see you love Joanna! She is amazing. And I agree that Ys is a special album, although my favourite would be Have one on me. A truly masterpiece.
I love that Liz Phair record, I just discussed it in my last video where I showed my Rolling Stones Exile on Mainstreet! I just saw her live a couple months ago where she played the WHOLE album, great stuff - her opener was a GREAT Female indie artist called "Blondshell" - highly recommended!!
I love Gilmore Girls, thanks for that tidbit about Sam Phillips and the music from the show! And the DIE HARD tidbit, damn, dropping the awesome trivia!
Scout Niblett reminds me a bit of Catpower, I'm digging it. You're right about 'just what I needed', very interesting take on that song.
Adore SCOUT! All of her lps essential. Minimal ,explosive ,gentle ,tons of space and ambience(albini helps here). Great choice!
Joanna and Polly Jean adds up to three STEVE ALBINI girls.
Oh yeah. All three ✌🏼
@@mazzysmusicSteve seems to curate a virtual harem of adorable off kilter woman.
So much music , so many great artists , i brought out ,Judy Collins , Wild Flowers , maybe cause i am old
Brilliant book ended by Liz Phair and Polly Harvey! As you said so many female artists now!
I discovered Liz Phair's music a week ago. And I like it...I saw interviews on here, and it sounds like Liz has her act together. I have a decillion times more respect for her than that loser Kurt Cobain married...in fact, I think if CL didn’t exist, female rock’s reputation would had flourished sooner.
@@buken3463 Unfortunately some female artists are overshadowed by the antics of others!
lol Norman/" Master of the Airwaves 'Barnaby Bye"
nice shirt and i love all of the artists (although liz phair hasn't enthused me recently).
Great show! Got a shopping list!
Hi Mazzy, great choices of great female artists. I love it when you get passionate about your favourite artists. Out of the five you showcased, I have got almost all records (CD or vinyl) of four of them. And there are so many more great women out there. The only artists I wasn't aware of is Scout Niblett. But thanks to streaming services, this can be changed quickly. A word about Sam Phillips: I love all of her albums. But particularly World On Sticks, which I purchased directly from her website, impressed me the most.
I have Sticks too. Love it 🎸
PJ Harvey is an artist well known. Great! These others are new to me. Thanks a lot!
Well done.
So cool to see you showcase Joanna Newsom! I'm seeing her live in May at the Kilby Block Party festival.
Always interesting , artists , I basically only knew their names ,but enjoyed
Was hoping to see Liz and you didn’t let me down. 👍🏻
She is great. Especially this record. ✌🏼
Proper!
Scout Niblett! Nobody mentions her.
There's so many great indie women artists! Lucinda Williams, Marissa Nadler, Waxahatchee, Angel Olson, Sharon Van Etten etc etc etc...
You should listen to a friend of mine from Aberdeen Scotland. Her name is Kathryn Joseph. Her vocals are very unique and maybe not for everyone. She plays the piano and her first album was Scottish album in 2015. Bones You Have Thrown Me and Blood I’ve Spilled. She has another two albums out after that one.
I’ll check her out ✌🏼
Cat Power sings Dylan Mar 13 at The Moore.
Aloha Mazzy,
Great Section .
Aloha ✌🏼
Fiona Apple...Fiona Apple...Fiona Apple...
Oh yeah. Love everything she’s done
Great (short) list but if you were listing all the great female indie rockers it would be a three hour video…
Just recently bought Exile . It’s one of my wife and my Favorites. We’ve been streaming it forever and so when I heard they were re-releasing it on vinyl I had to pick up a copy and I gotta
Say, it holds ip really Well and is one that I’ll play straight through start to finish. It’s a shame that she went through such a critical Drubbing as a result Of having such a brilliant and influential 1st album. The expectations for a Follow Up were probably astronomical. She was literally the poster child for female indie-rock at one Point. I actually like her First three albums though.
And Sam Phillips! Love so many of her albums but you mentioned 3 of my favorites.
I have a copy of Joanna Newsom Ys and bought it because of VanDyke Parks’ involvement as an arranger but I never quite “got it”. Gonna give it another go because it’s probably one Of those records that you gotta live with for a bit. Speaking of Van Dyke, I believe he’s on Fan Dance too…
Another female artist I also really love is Aimee Mann, her albums “whatever” and “I’m with Stupid” are both incredible but She’s pretty Prolific and even though she mines the same relationship-gone-bad material, she writes beautiful melodies and wonderful, playful lyrics.
Gonna Have to check out Scout Niblett because she sounds like someone who makes The kind Of
Noise I’d like…
Check here out good stuff ✌🏼
You always got your top Butten done up on your shirts. I can't buy a shirt off the rack that will butten up on the neck for me. Polo shirts and Tshirts for "no-neck" guys like me. LOL
Just when I record 🤠
Ys is the only album ive really liked since 2006. The bassist is Leland Sklar, probably the most recoreded bassist in rock history. Whatever happened to St Vincent.
St Vincent is still very active. I will say that I prefer more of her earlier work but don't begrudge her having later explored different sounds and musical personalities.
@@HidingFromFate Cool thanks. Haven't heard her mentioned in quite a while.
I love St Vincent. I think she has something new coming soon.
@@mazzysmusic Great. I've bought her last few.
Great list. Not familiar with Sam Philips. Maybe it was the Christian thing that turned me off, or I could have confused her for the Sun Studios mastermind.