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Formats and Editions
1. Oo-Chang-A-Lang - Blue Orchids
2. Chico's Girl - the Girls
3. How Do You Do It? - the Ladybugs
4. I'll Let You Hold My Hand - the Bootles
5. Tell Me - the Termites
6. Rock City - Kathy Lynn ; the Playboys
7. Land of 1,000 Dances - the Virginia Wolves
8. Gonna Git That Man - the Sanshers
9. Nightmare - Whyte Boots
10. Boy Is Gone - Lyn ; the Invaders
11. Quite a Reputation - the Chymes
12. Don't Waste My Time - the Daughters of Eve
13. I Don't Love You No More - the Continental Co-Ets
14. Miss You - the Mama Cats
15. Jungle Rock - the Chimes of Freedom
16. You Don't Love Me - the Starlets
More Info:
Prior to Joan Jett, Patti Smith, Courtney Love and other era-defining Women in rock, there were the girls in the garage. Like their male counterparts discovered, being in a band was not only cool and alluring, it was sexual and ultimately political, but without the statement. The garage band was a medium that enabled their voices to be heard, and these girls weren’t gonna be kept in the kitchen! Like Pebbles did for the boys, Girls In the Garage captures the raw essence of those juvenile dreams played out through guitars, drums, mics and amplifiers. Prevailing gender roles would be tested as rock ‘n’ roll became someone else’s domain…..the girls!!
A1 THE BLUE ORCHIDS Oo Chang-A-Lang A2 THE GIRLS Chico’s Girl A3 THE LADYBUGS How Do I Do It? A4 THE BOOTLES I’ll Let You Hold My Hand A5 THE TERMITES Tell Me A6 KATHY LYNN & THE PLAYBOYS Rock City A7 THE VIRGINIA WOLVES Land Of 1,000 Dances A8 THE SANSHERS Gonna Git That Man B1 THE WHYTE BOOTS Nightmare B2 LYN & THE INVADERS Boy Is Gone B3 THE CHYMES Quite A Reputation B4 THE DAUGTHERS OF EVE Don’t Waste My Time B5 THE CONTINENTAL CO-ETS I Don’t Love You No More B6 THE MAMA CATS Miss You B7 THE CHIMES OF FREEDOM Jungle Rock B8 THE STARLETS You Don’t Love Me
