DOC NYC 2021 Presents Q&A for FANNY THE RIGHT TO ROCK with Director Bobbi Jo Hart

“Revivify Fanny. And my work is done,” said David Bowie. Fanny was the first rock band of women to release an LP with a major label, putting out five albums in the early 70s. They broke barriers of race, gender, and sexuality in a group that included two Filipina American sisters and queer musicians. Their music was lost in the mists of time until bandmates reunited 50 years later with a new rock record deal and a chance to right the wrongs of music history.
Q&A with Director Bobbi Jo Hart and live performance by Fanny bandmates, including lead guitarist June Millington, drummer Brie Darling and lead guitarist Patti Quatro.

[@melaniesanchez3500]

OMG - thank you Brie, Patti and June for a heartfelt performance - so raw and full of ❤️!

[@josiesiudut-bf2rj]

All 3 are great

[@carolpainter3066]

THANKYOU THANK YOU THANYOU! Just wonderful...

[@ninamars357]

Great tune!

[@MrGuyroxxx]

Thanks for sharing this awesome
performance! Love it!

[@gordonteats298]

Their was THE RUNAWAYS also, an all girl rock band from the 1970s

[@user-ix4xn7mr2u]

not even close though

[@gordonteats298]

Their was a Christian all girl rock band called RACHEL RACHEL they made 2 ALBUMS, They even did the song CARRY ON WAYWARD SON

[@wallnut6666]

Patti Quatro in the middle is Suzi Quatro's sister.

[@peterharrington8709]

Joyful!💖

[@Maxdoom777]

Love You Fanny!

[@amplifiremilano]

😍😍😍

[@magorzataleciejewska9165]

❤🔥🙏🙌

[@thirdbase6870]

To quote George Carlin: "If there is a God It has to be a man 'cause no woman could or would fuck things up like this." Unfortunately.

[@thirdbase6870]

3 hot mamas on stage here.