Copper Wimmin
Copper Wimmin formed in the early 1980s around singer-songwriter Meg Christian, who was known for being openly lesbian. They were part of the women's music...
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Copper Wimmin formed in the early 1980s around singer-songwriter Meg Christian, who was known for being openly lesbian. They were part of the women's music movement and played at rallies, protests, and women's festivals. Their song 'Bleeding Rivers' became an anthem for feminist and queer rights activists.
They released albums like 'Copper Wimmin' in 1981, 'A Woman's Heart' in 1983, and 'Bleed the Color' in 1987. Conservative groups sometimes pushed back against their music, and some radio stations wouldn't play it. They kept touring and putting out records through the 1990s, including 'SubRosa' in 1992 and 'The Color of Green' in 1995.
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