links

Not only is GenderTalk a wonderful radio program, but its site is a terrific resource for information on Transgender issues...it's just done right.

Goldenrod Music and Ladyslipper are two excellent sources for Women's Music. I highly recommend them both (though I gotta admit, if you click on Goldenrod and buy something, I get a very small fee)

Above, the ultimate resource for info on the recordings of female impersonators

David DeAlba performed for years at the famous Finnochio's, and his site features many interviews with drag artists, past and present

Don't Call Me Madam: The Sad
and Crazy Life of Ray Bourbon

Site for a wonderful series of house concerts in Richardson, Texas (near Dallas)...check out her concert photos!

Click on the photo to visit Uncle Donald's Castro Street, which not only give a wonderful look at SF queer history, but also includes historic pics of our Marches on Washington.

And of course there's AfterEllen.com

Woobie Bear Music started as a community devoted to "music by bears, music for bears," but it's become much more than that with its CD releases. In 2004 its first compilation, Bear Tracks, was released, and now (December 2006) there are four in that series, and a new series has begun. With the G CD Global series, the label has expanded to include GLBT artists from around the world.

I love this site; Rick Chris just packs so much of interest into it, I've got to recommend it. And, Click to see a great article on him.

a very interesting blog by
Canadian Cindy Boucher

I'm very pleased to add a link to this fun UK site. It's basically a collection of the lyrics of LGBT-themed songs, and they songs included are definitely slanted to the alternative and independent artist arena. A plus section is long list of artists and bands and who is and who isn't queer.

Three interesting sites. Woolf & Wilde offers a look at queerdom from the cultural point of view;
always thought-provoking and interesting. And Think Pink Radio started out as a Chicago
radio show, and ran from 2003 to 2008, but now focuses on the online site and gathers
just all kinds of cool info, for Chicago and beyond. And below, a very cool UK queer site.

Gay/Lesbian Pulp Magazine Art
Visit the Ryan Richardson's wonderful galleries at:
Gay on the Range
and
Strange Sisters

Ad Schuring's very entertaining Dutch blog site with queer music, videos and sexy male images ...what's not to like?

YoungCreature is a very interesting blog focused on exposing and supporting Queer musicians, artists, filmmakers, writers, troublemakers, and earth shakers.

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