Re: Female Loopers?

["Larry Tremblay" <ltct@concentric.net>]

> In both cases the audience is mostly female and the music is, what can
> I say, "nurturing, female oriented"?
> 
> Useful observation and not presuming too much... 

What the heck does "...nurturing, female-oriented" mean
exactly? Is it code for lesbian sisterhood? Or is it 
more like "My GYN is a nice guy."? ;-)

- Larry T


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Biffle" <mbiffle@svg.com>
To: <Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com>; <ahoeltje@best.com>
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2000 2:15 PM
Subject: Re: Female Loopers?


> It's interesting to note that in most instances in this thread, that
> no matter how perceptive the observation, there's usually one
> presumtuous and invalidating blanket statement made. 
> 
> > Allan Hoeltje <ahoeltje@best.com> 05/01 10:39 AM >
> > Two female loopers that come to mind are Jamie Seber (vocal,
> electric cello) and Christine Laven (vocal, guitar) - I hope I got the
> spelling correct in both names.  Seber has played a lot with Feron and
> Nina Gerber - the three of them together is a show not to be missed. 
> In both cases the audience is mostly female and the music is, what can
> I say, "nurturing, female oriented"?
> 
> Useful observation and not presuming too much... 
> 
> >>> I would venture a guess that looping is not necessarily for males
> only, but since women tend to rely more on their talent and men on
> machines, there are probably more male loopers than female. <<<
> -Allan
> 
> There ya go...
> -Miko
> 
>