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M P 9789082309003 M P M P REBELS, UITDAGEND, SCHAAMTELOOS, EIGENGEREID, WELLUSTIG, EXPLICIET, LOSGESLAGEN, VAAK PORNOGRAFISCH, MAAR ALTIJD STOER EN VRIJGEVOCHTEN. , een hommage aan de vergeten babes uit de popgeschiedenis. Je komt nergens zulke opwindende vrouwen tegen als in de rock & roll. Neem de kleurrijke gekkin Nina Hagen en de in lederen stoeipoespak gestoken bassiste Suzi Quatro. Of de piekharige CHRIS VAN OOSTROM ‘love blonde’ Kim Wilde en zingende Miss America Vanessa Williams. Denk aan playmate Babe Buell die Todd Rundgren en Steven Tyler strikte, en Johnnny Cash’ stiefdochter Carlene Carter die gearresteerd werd voor het vervoeren van drugs in een gestolen auto. Bloos bij de gedachte aan Miss Cynderella, Miss Sparky, Miss Mercy en Miss Pamela van de oraal begaafde groupieband GTO’s, of aan Jayne County die haar leven begon als Wayne. Allemaal vrouwen die het klappen van de zweep kennen, vooral omdat ze die zweep zelf hanteren. En dan hebben we het nog niet eens gehad over Berlin’s zangeres Terri Nunn die haar achternaam bepaald geen eer aandoet, en de verbijsterende band Rockbitch waarvan de dames orale seks, @lSTFUCKINGENWELGEMIKTE@GOLDENSHOWERSINHUNLIVESHOWS verwerkten. Allemaal Bad Girls zoals ooit bezongen door Donna Summer, die zich klaarkreunde in Love To Love You Baby en zo zelf een Bad Girl van heb ik jou daar werd. Deze dames en nog vele andere wegbereidsters van de hedendaagse girlpower worden in Bad Girls op even pakkende als hilarische wijze BESCHREVENDOOR#HRISVAN/OSTROM DEMUZIEK ENlLMJOURNALIST VIJFTIG HOOGTEPUNTEN die verontrustend veel weet van alle dellen en lellebellen uit de U I T H E T P E I L L O O S wondere wereld van de popmuziek. Chris publiceerde de literaire DIEPE DECOLLETÉ VAN DE hoogtepunten uit dit peilloos diepe decolleté van de rock & roll eerder POPHISTORIE in muziekglossy Lust for Life. Hier zijn ze gebundeld in een boek dat voor tranen van lach en verdriet, transpiratie van angst en opwinding en allerlei andere nattigheid zal zorgen bij de ruigste rocker tot en met de preutste popfan. Veenhoven Media / Mooks Publishing M P 9789082309003 M P M P BG_cover_def.indd 1 11-05-17 13:33 CHRIS VAN OO STRO M M P BG_binnenwerk_134x200.indd 1 11-05-17 12:23 INHOUD LEE AARON 3 CHRISTINA AMPHLETT 7 SAMANTHA FOX 11 PAT BENATAR 15 BIKINI KILL 19 BITCH 23 SHIRLEY BROWN 31 BEBE BUELL 35 CARLENE CARTER 39 CHEETAH 43 JAYNE COUNTY 47 CHERIE CURRIE 51 BETTY DAVIS 55 FANNY 59 GENITORTURERS 63 GTO’S 67 DANA GILLESPIE 71 THE GO-GO’S 75 THE GREAT KAT 79 NINA HAGEN 83 JOEY HEATHERTON 87 MILLIE JACKSON 91 LA TOYA JACKSON 95 WENDY JAMES 99 PATSY KENSIT 103 BG_binnenwerk_134x200.indd 2 11-05-17 12:23 L7 107 AMANDA LEAR 111 LAURA LEE 115 LYDIA LUNCH 119 CATHERINE RINGER 123 TERRI NUNN 127 CAROLE POPE 131 PUSSY RIOT 135 SUZI QUATRO 139 GENYA RAVAN 143 ROCKBITCH 147 THE SADISTA SISTERS 151 THE SHANGRI-LAS 155 RONNIE SPECTOR 159 DONNA SUMMER 163 TRIBE 8 167 ANDREA TRUE 171 CHERRY VANILLA 175 VANITY 179 VIXEN 183 KIM WILDE 187 VANESSA WILLIAMS 191 WENDY O.WILLIAMS 195 THE YEASTIE GIRLZ 199 MIA ZAPATA 203 BG_binnenwerk_134x200.indd 3 11-05-17 12:23 Chris van Oostrom Bad Girls De in dit boek opgenomen columns zijn eerder verschenen in het maandblad Lust For Life. © Mooks Publishing, 2017 Uitgever: Mooks Publishing | Veenhoven Media/LAMedia Contact: Peter Veenhoven Koninginneweg 132, 1075 EC Amsterdam [email protected] ISBN: 9789082309034 Beeld: LAMedia Vormgeving: Henk Tijbosch Alle rechten voorbehouden. Niets aan deze uitgave mag worden verveelvoudigd en/of openbaar gemaakt door middel van druk, kopie, digitale media of welke andere wijze dan ook zonder voorafgaande toestemming van de uitgevers. De uitgevers hebben geprobeerd alle rechthebbenden van het beeldmateriaal en de teksten te achterhalen. Zij die desondanks menen rechten te kunnen doen gelden, kunnen zich binnen twee maanden na publicatie tot de uitgevers wenden. BG_binnenwerk_134x200.indd 4 11-05-17 12:23 VOORWOORD Seks, drugs en rock ‘n’ roll – in deze eeuwige drie-eenheid is de rol van de vrouw altijd een uiterst ambivalente geweest. Muze, slet, moeder, kenau of madonna, er is van oudsher óver haar gezongen, maar het duurde een tijdje voordat ze zelf met enige autonomie het woord mocht voeren. ‘It’s different for girls,’ zong Joe Jackson ooit. We weten natuurlijk waar hij op doelde, maar die woorden zijn óók lang van toepassing geweest op de moeizame strijd die zangeressen en vrouwelijke muzikanten moesten voeren om te midden van al die hanige haantjes serieus genomen te worden. Hoe vaak zul je in een overzicht van baanbrekende snarenslijpers een Memphis Minnie tegenkomen, ook al was ze naar alle waarschijnlijkheid de eerste vrouwelijke gitarist in de rockgeschiedenis? Ze moest de hoer spelen om in haar onderhoud te kunnen voorzien, maar als ze een gitaarakkoord aansloeg, gebeurde dat met een waarlijk zaaddodende kracht. Dat was in 1910, maar vijftig jaar later stonden de zaken er amper beter voor. De sixties mogen zijn bijgeschreven als een decennium dat gekenmerkt werd door grote culturele omwentelingen, maar de aanblik van een uit louter vrouwen bestaand bandje was ook toen nog net zo zeldzaam als een Ku Klux Klan-lid in een gemengd huwelijk. The Pleasure Seekers (met de BG_binnenwerk_134x200.indd 1 11-05-17 12:23 zusjes Quatro!) en de door Genya Ravan aangevoerde Goldie & The Gingerbreads boden terecht weerstand aan de paternalistische aai over het bolletje waarmee musicerende meisjes steevast in de hoek werden gezet. En dan had je de door hun vader meedogenloos gepushte gezusters Wiggin uit New Hampshire, die in 1969 ondanks ieder gebrek aan instrumentbeheersing als The Shaggs hun VISITEKAARTJEAmEVERDENMETHETALBUM0HILOSOPHY Of The World. Ze klonken als drie autistische maagden die in de darkroom van een parenclub zijn losgelaten en met de moed der wanhoop al tastend naar de lichtschakelaar op zoek gaan. Dat ze daarbij steeds uitglijden over hen onbekende substanties verklaarde waarschijnlijk de totaal onvoorspelbare breaks en temposchommelingen. Geen wonder dat de evenzeer in polyritmiek onderlegde Frank Zappa een fan was. Het zou ook daarna nog lang duren voordat we een volwaardige meidenrockband aan het werk konden zien, maar zangeressen van uiterst divers pluimage waren inmiddels wel steeds mondiger geworden – letterlijk ENlGUURLIJK)NDITBOEKBEPERKENWEONSDANOOKTOT de ongehoorzame deernes die geen boodschap hadden aan vastgeroeste rolpatronen en zich dientengevolge menigmaal in het hart van een storm aan controverse bevonden. Wat hen bindt is een seksuele uitgesprokenheid in daad en/of image. Sommigen van hen scoorden ooit hit na hit, anderen ontstegen nimmer de cultstatus of reputatie van ‘critic’s darling’. Om nog maar te zwijgen van de onfortuinlijke oproerkraaisters die hun compromisloze rebellie moesten bekopen met gevangenisstraf of erger. Chris van Oostrom BG_binnenwerk_134x200.indd 2 11-05-17 12:23 AaronLee =Van naakt poserende Metal Queen naar elegante jazzvocaliste – de transformatie van Lee Aaron is een opvallende geweest. Het heeft niet kunnen voorkomen dat ze sindsdien toch enigszins in de obscuriteit verzonken is. 3 BG_binnenwerk_134x200.indd 3 11-05-17 12:23 PLASTISCHE CHIRURGIE De als Karen Lynn Greening op 21 juli, 1962 in Belleville, Ontario geboren Lee Aaron zat reeds op haar vijftiende in haar eerste bandje. Een veelzijdig meisje, want ze zong, speelde altsaxofoon en toetseninstrumenten. Twee jaar later hield ze aan een auto-ongeluk een gebroken neus over, waarna een Canadees muziekblad de euvele moed had te melden dat ze meteen maar haar hele gezicht een plastisch-chirurgische makeover had gegeven. :EEISTEOPHOGETOONEENRECTIlCATIEENKREEGDIEOOK$E assertiviteit die ze in deze kwestie aan de dag legde, liet haar echter in de steek toen ze vervolgens in handen viel van manager Bob Connolly. Deze vond dat het beter was wanneer het meisje niet langer als multi-instrumentaliste naar buiten trad maar zich gewoon tot zingen beperkte. MAIS OUI! Connolly had nog een briljant idee: in 1982, het jaar waarin het met topkrachten uit de Canadese hardrock- scene gemaakte debuutalbum The Lee Aaron Project werd uitgebracht, wist hij zijn cliënte over te halen om naakt te poseren voor het mannenblad OUI . Later zou Aaron verklaren spijt te hebben van deze actie en beweerde ze dat Connolly te veel druk op haar had uitgeoefend. Hoe dan ook, het zette haar wel in de markt als een van die ‘tough chicks’ waar ze nog zo vaak over zou zingen. En stond er op die eerste plaat geen liedje dat I Like My Rock Hard heette? Met die foto’s kreeg ze de fans tenminste in de parate stand. SEX WITH LOVE De zelfbenoemde Metal Queen (’84) bleef gestaag aan de weg timmeren met het soort glitterende popbeton dat 4 BG_binnenwerk_134x200.indd 4 11-05-17 12:23 5 BG_binnenwerk_134x200.indd 5 11-05-17 12:23 in de jaren tachtig zo populair was, inclusief de poses die erbij horen. Het album Bodyrock (’89) betekende zeker in het thuisland het grootste succes, met name dankzij de single Whatcha Do To My Body. Maar hoewel Aaron zich op de opvolger Some Girls Do (‘91) met nummers als (You Make Me) Wanna Be Bad alvast met vooruitziende blik verzekerde van onderdak in dit boek, zong ze toen tegelijkertijd ook al over Sex With Love. De albumhoezen werden stijlvoller en de geleidelijke bijsturing van haar imago zou ook een muzikale kentering inluiden. SLICK CHICK Weliswaar bleef Aaron rockconcerten geven, maar haar liefde voor blues en vooral jazz begon de overhand te krijgen. Voor Slick Chick (’07) adopteerde/parafraseerde ze notabene een oude albumtitel van Dinah Washington. Sommige recensenten trokken zelfs vergelijkingen met de gesoigneerde cocktailjazzpop van Sade, waarmee de gedaanteverwisseling compleet was: het meisje dat ooit te gauw Oui zei, was een gedistingeerde dame geworden. 6 BG_binnenwerk_134x200.indd 6 11-05-17 12:23 Christina Amphlett Als frontvrouw van de Australische Divinyls mocht wijlen Christina Amphlett maar al te graag de knuppel in het hoenderhok gooien.
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