Chrissy Amphlett |
Women Who Rock (Australian Edition)
A lady who knows how to rock is a pretty swell kinda lady in my book. I know 'swell' isn't the most rock-savvy term to use, but gosh-darn it, I'm saying it's swell. Australia saw a steady increase in the numbers of female rockers flying our flag in the 90s, with many emerging amongst the post-grunge music landscape in the middle of the decade. There might not have been dozens (or even a dozen) gaining notoriety, but it was still a huge increase from the miniscule sisterhood rockin' the stage in the 70s and 80s. In today's 10 and 1, I salute ten Aussie women who can rock a stage with the best of them. Secretly, I'm doing this because if just one young girl reads this and finds herself inspired to pick up a guitar instead of enrolling in Havana Brown and Ricki-Lee's 'Dance School 4 Ho's,' the world will be a better place. And isn't that why we bloggers blog in the first place? To make the world a better place? Haha... no. No it's not. Ten of the greatest Australian female rockers of all-time and one lady from down under who's only association with 'rock' is via The Grateful Dead t-shirt she wears, thinking it's that super popular television show everyone's talking about. Enjoy!
THE TEN:
Juanita Stein
of Howling Bells
Katy Steele
of Little Birdy
Suze DeMarchi
of Baby Animals
Mia Dyson
Sarah McLeod
of The Superjesus and Screaming Bikini
Chrissy Amphlett
of The Divinyls
Ella Hooper
of Killing Heidi
Deborah Conway
of Do-Re-Mi
Patience Hodgson
of The Grates
Dallas Frasca
THE ONE:
Havana Brown
It was either her or Ricki-Lee, so I guess I sorta-spoiled it during the intro. Anyway, nothing says 'I ROCK' more than buying heaps of shoes and luring the man of your dreams (who works in a shoe store?) to a roof top party through some sort of weird shoe map so you can dance for his pleasure. Nothing at all.
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