The NPR series Turning the Tables \, launched in 2017\, revolutionized recognition of female artists\, wheth er it be in best album lists or in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
\nHow Women Made Music: A Revolutionary History from NPR Music \;brings this impressive reshaping to the page and includes material from more than fifty years of NPR&rsquo\;s coverage plus newly commissioned wo rk. A must-have for music fans\, songwriters\, feminist historians\, and t hose interested in how artists think and work. Featured artists include th e following: \;
\nAli son Fensterstock \;is a New Orleans-based writer and editor. An alumna of Newcomb College\, she has served as music critic for the \;Gam bit \;and the \;Times-Picayune \;and as founding program director for the Ponderosa Stomp roots-music festival\, working o n educational and archival efforts with partners including the Louisiana S tate Museum\, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame\, and Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. \;A contributor to NPR Music since 2016\, she&rsquo\; s written and edited for \;Turning the Tables \;and appea red on NPR programs including \;All Things Considered\, \ ;World Café\;\, \;and \;Word of Mouth. Her writing about popular music and culture has appeared in \;Rolling Stone\, the \;New York Times\, the \;Oxford Ame rican\, \;and \;MOJO\, among others.
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