The Liberated Woman’s Songbook Album Credits
Produced by Josh Kaufman
Reimagined by Dawn Landes & Josh Kaufman
Recorded at Little Pink (NY) & The Garage (NC)
Mixed and Mastered by D. James Goodwin
Design by Nathan Golub
Photo by Shervin Lainez
Featuring
Dawn Landes on vocals, guitar, organ
Josh Kaufman on guitars, keys, drums, bass, mandolin, vibes, percussion et al !
JT Bates on drums
Annie Nero on upright bass
James Felice on accordion (8)
Matt Douglas on horns and flutes (10)
Oliver Hill on strings (3)
Emily Frantz on vocals (6) and fiddle (9)
Kanene Pipkin on vocals (9)
Rissi Palmer on vocals (11)
Lizzy Ross on vocals (11)
Charly Lowry on vocals (7,11)
Annie Nero on vocals (2,3,5,8)
Inspired by the original 1971 “The Liberated Woman’s Songbook” by Jerry Silverman
The Liberated Woman’s Songbook ©FunMachine Music (2024)
Songs reimagined by ©Cropduster Music (ASCAP) & ©Clarabelle Songs (ASCAP)
1. “Hard is the Fortune of All Womankind (1830)” Traditional
2. “One Hundred Years (1852)” Lyrics adapted from Frances Dana Barker Gage’s “A Hundred Years Hence”
3. “The Housewife’s Lament (1866)” Lyrics by Mrs. Sara A. Price
4. “Keep Woman in Her Sphere (1882)” Lyrics by Experience Estabrook
5. “The Factory Girl (1906)” Traditional
6. “Bread and Roses (1912)” Lyrics inspired by a poem by James Oppenheim
7. “Mill Mother’s Lament (1929)” by Ella Mae Wiggins
8. “Cotton Mill Girls (1930)” Traditional
9. “Which Side are You On? (1931)” Lyrics by Florence Reece and Aunt Molly Jackson
10. “There was a Young Woman Who Swallowed a Lie (1970” Lyrics by Meredith Tax
11. “Liberation, Now! (1970)” by Betty Friedan and Jacquelyn Reinach
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