Queer Music Heritage -- Gay Radio, Lesbian Radio, Transgender Radio

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"Queer Music Heritage" is both a radio show
and a website, and the goal of both is to
preserve and share the music of our culture. Started in January of 2000, it has become the resource on the net for the history of GLBT
music. Each month's page gives the playlist
and additional pages of info, and you can
stream or download every show. And I love feedback and questions.


   Search the site for an
     artist or song


Click for Current QMH Show


Above, a central starting point to the
Women's Music on this site

 
Please see these other special sections of my site
 
Submissions? I play lots of new music on QMH and OutRadio, and I would love to have
yours. See my section on GLBT Music Radio Shows for my address and many others.
The first hour of each month's QMH is heard as a part of Queer Voices, on KPFT, 90.1 FM, Houston, the fourth Monday of the month, at 10pm


Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon

"Sissy Man Blues" History

"Masculine Women, Feminine Men"

Steven Grossman Tribute

Supreme Court Sodomy Ruling

"Lavender Cowboy" Song History

Hey, Liberace


What else is special on QMH?

JD Doyle Archives Tour, filmed by Sean Kagalis, 3/13/12

         

Above left, I've acquired a scrapbook from 1949, from Edinburgh, Scotland,
that tells of the 30-year love of Angus Fitzroy for Toby McCutcheon,
with photos, drawings and postage stamps to mark their world travels
Click for the Album
 

 

I've been asked to add a Donation Button to my site,
and have agreed, as with its huge sound files and
countless graphics spread over about 1800 pages,
well, it's an expensive site. If you're moved to help
share and preserve our culture's music I'd be very appreciative! - JD Doyle


Have you thought of downloading my shows, perhaps for your iPod? It's tricky if like me you use Firefox,
so I temporarily open up Internet Explorer and paste in the show's URL. Then Right Click on the Download
button...that's always the lower half of my Listen buttons. Get the dropdown menu, and select "save target as"
....that should open up a box asking where on your computer you want to save the file. Once saved you
can move to iPod, MP3 player, etc.

 

Note: The website's content is copyrighted. No material from the site may be
republished, copied, posted, rewritten, printed, photocopied, broadcast,
publicly displayed, or distributed in any way without prior written permission.

Perhaps the coolest compliment I've gotten, from Gretchen's Press Page:

image grab from her site, her idea...:)

And, this listener paid Such a compliment to what I do, and what the artists do,
that I had to share it. I marvel at how well he summed it all up in just a few words.