End Of The Century presents:

Good and Mad with DJ Miss Kitty

Today marks the beginning of Women’s History Month so today’s show features music by women artists only! Buckle up for two hours of feminist anthems produced between 1975-1999.  From punk bangers to soulful ballads of rebellion, DJ Miss Kitty spins killer tracks by women artists channeling their rage and resilience. I hope today’s show shines a light on the transformative power of female anger and its ability to transcend into political and civic action. Now is the time to get good and mad! Tune in as Miss Kitty reclaims the airwaves and turns up the volume on women’s voices.

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Playlist:

Time: March 1 - 11:00:08 am
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  Salt-N-Pepa, “Somebody's Gettin' On My Nerves”

  from Very Necessary

  Mercury Records - 1993

Time: March 1 - 11:05:44 am
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  TLC, “Case of the Fake People”

  from CrazySexyCool

  Arista/LaFace Records - 1994

Time: March 1 - 11:09:19 am
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  Missy Elliott, “She's a Bitch”

  from Da Real World

  Atlantic Records/ATG - 1999

Time: March 1 - 11:13:38 am
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  Janet Jackson, “Control”

  from Control

  A&M - 2015

Time: March 1 - 11:19:37 am
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  Lauryn Hill, “Lost Ones”

  from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

  Ruffhouse/Columbia - 1998

Time: March 1 - 11:24:57 am
• 

  Erykah Badu, “Drama”

  from Baduizm

  Universal Records - 2016

Time: March 1 - 11:36:11 am
• 

  Loretta Lynn, “The Pill”

  from Back To The Country

  MCA Nashville - 1975

Time: March 1 - 11:38:23 am
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  Tracy Chapman, “Crossroads”

  from Crossroads

  Elektra Records - 1989

Time: March 1 - 11:42:31 am
• 

  Roberta Flack, “Compared to What”

  from First Take

  Atlantic Records - 1995

Time: March 1 - 11:47:37 am
• 

  Fiona Apple, “I Know”

  from When the Pawn...

  Clean Slate/Epic - 1999

Time: March 1 - 11:52:26 am
• 

  Sinéad O'Connor, “Just Like U Said It Would B”

  from The Lion and the Cobra

  Chrysalis Records - 1987

Time: March 1 - 11:56:59 am
• 

  Alanis Morissette, “Not the Doctor”

  from Jagged Little Pill

  Maverick - 1995

Time: March 1 - 12:01:03 pm
• 

  Heart, “Go On Cry”

  from Little Queen

  Epic/Portrait - 1977

Time: March 1 - 12:12:00 pm
• 

  Le Tigre, “Hot Topic”

  from Le Tigre

  Wiiija - 1999

Time: March 1 - 12:15:21 pm
• 

  Cyndi Lauper, “When You Were Mine”

  from She's So Unusual

  Portrait - 1983

Time: March 1 - 12:20:20 pm
• 

  L7, “Pretend We're Dead”

  from Bricks Are Heavy

  Rhino/Slash - 1992

Time: March 1 - 12:24:14 pm
• 

  PJ Harvey, “Dress”

  from Dry

  Too Pure - 1992

Time: March 1 - 12:27:35 pm
• 

  Hole, “Violet”

  from Live Through This

  DGC - 1994

Time: March 1 - 12:30:58 pm
• 

  DJ Rap, “Bad Girl”

  from Learning Curve

  Higher Ground - 1999

Time: March 1 - 12:34:57 pm
• 

  Stereolab, “Lo Boob Oscillator”

  from Refried Ectoplasm (Switched On, Vol. 2)

  Duophonic - 1995

Time: March 1 - 12:43:25 pm
• 

  The Breeders, “Saints”

  from Last Splash

  4AD - 1993

Time: March 1 - 12:46:40 pm
• 

  Nina Simone, “Rich Girl”

  from Baltimore

  Epic/Associated/Legacy - 1978

Time: March 1 - 12:48:56 pm
• 

  Yoko Ono, “Sisters, O Sisters”

  from Some Time In New York City (Remastered)

  Parlophone Catalogue - 2010

Time: March 1 - 12:51:51 pm
• 

  X-Ray Spex, “Oh Bondage, Up Yours! (Recorded Live at The Roxy, London, 2 April 1977)”

  from Live at the Roxy Club

  Sanctuary Records - 1977

Time: March 1 - 12:54:25 pm
• 

  Vice Squad, “Angry Youth”

  from No Cause For Concern

  Parlophone UK - 1982

Time: March 1 - 12:56:27 pm
• 

  The Slits, “Typical Girls”

  from Cut

  Island Records - 2009

Carrie Thornbrugh    End Of The Century    March 1st, 2025

Posted In: Music, Music Shows

Tags: electronica, HIPHOP, Punk, RAP, variety, WRIR