Name/Title
Paid My Dues: A Quarterly Journal of Women & MusicEntry/Object ID
2024.4.54Description
"Paid My Dues: A Quarterly Journal of Women & Music" was an American feminist music journal which provided a space for women to write about and share their experiences with and ideas about music. Focusing on the culture and history of women and music, it featured reviews of songs and albums, articles on instruments, actual music sheets and reader submissions of songs, photographs and interviews.
HOLDINGS: Complete Set.
Vol 1 #1,2,3 1974; Vol 1 #4,5 1975; Vol 1 #6 1976; Vol 2 #1 1977; Vol 2 #2,3,4 1978; Vol 3 #1 1978; Vol 3 #2,3,4 1979; Vol. 4 #1, 1980.Context
"Paid My Dues: A Quarterly Journal of Women & Music" was the first, and for some time, only, feminist music journal, published from 1974 to 1980. Founded by Dorothy Dean, it had a range of editors including: Toni Armstrong, Jr., Karen Corti, Judy Erickson, Kathryn Gohl, & Kathryn Judd. Its frequency of publication varied during its lifespan, but it was primarily a quarterly. From 1974 to 1976, it was published by Women's Soul Publishing out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with Calliope Publishing of Chicago taking over from 1977 to 1980.Collection
Music (also Festivals & Radio)Publication Details
Publication Type
MagazinePublisher
Women's Soul Publishing #1-6 1974-1976
Calliope Publishing, Inc. Vol 2#1 - Vol 4#1 1977-1980Date Published
1974 - 1980ISSN
0097-8035Relationships
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Milwaukee, WI, Chicago, ILRelated Publications
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My Sister's SongNotes
Located on Reference Shelf in Directories Box 1Create Date
June 14, 2024Update Date
February 27, 2026