

More than a dozen women musicians from the 1970s share their experiences of learning instruments, forming bands, and performing in the punk scene.
Synopsis
More than a dozen women musicians from the 1970s share their experiences of learning instruments, forming bands, and performing in the punk scene.
Synopsis
Gina Birch and Helen Reddington, both influential figures in the punk scene, interview women who played instruments in 1970s punk bands. The documentary features musicians like Gaye Black from The Adverts and Palmolive from The Slits, who share their experiences of acquiring instruments, learning to play, and forming bands. Through candid accounts, these pioneering players reflect on their journeys in a male-dominated industry, revealing the challenges and triumphs they faced while carving out their place in punk rock history.
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Why Watch
- Meet Gaye Black, a pioneering punk bassist.
- Find out how women formed bands in the 1970s.
- See interviews with iconic punk musicians.
Did You Know
- Gaye Black played bass for the Adverts in the 1970s.
- Palmolive was the drummer for The Slits.
- Gina Birch and Ana Da Silva were both members of The Raincoats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are some of the musicians featured in Stories from the She Punks?
Musicians featured include Gaye Black from the Adverts, Palmolive from The Slits, and Gina Birch from The Raincoats.
What year was Stories from the She Punks released?
Stories from the She Punks was released in 2018.
How long is the documentary Stories from the She Punks?
The documentary has a duration of 45 minutes.
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