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The Ladybirds supposedly formed in New Jersey. Although often performed top-free with, The Ladybirds were hassled for doing the same. They found more receptive audiences out west in, at Tipsy's in San Francisco, the Blue Bunny Club in. They were managed at various points by Voss Boreta (husband of topless dancer Yvonne D'Angers and manager of topless dancer, Carol Doda) and professional golfer Raymond Floyd.
According to Dick Boyd's book, Broadway North Beach, The Golden Years - A Saloon Keeper's Tales, they originally simply pretended to play instruments but ultimately learned to play them and even toured as far away as Quebec (at Chez Paree). THE LADYBIRDS (DENMARK). Although the American band The Ladybirds were often billed as 'the world's first and only all-girl topless band' (which begs the question, were there mixed-gender topless bands before?) there was, in fact, another band called The Ladybirds which also often played topless around the same time. The Danish band formed around 1968 (there was also a vocal trio called The Ladybirds who sang on the Benny Hill Show) and included Margit Nellemann Andersen, who'd earlier played in the all-female Les Filles. The other members were Puk Birgit Petersen, Lonni Andersen, and Michelle Beauvais. They were managed by Pierre Beauvais, formerly of The Strangers. Later line-ups included Pia Thurland, Hanne Mattson, and Marianne Hall Frederiksen (formerly of the all-female Cheetas ).
In 1968 they naturally opened for The New Yardbirds at Roskilde. They performed as far away as Bristol, England in 1973. LES PLANETTES Les Planettes were formed in Quebec by former Beatlette Helene Duguay with Margie Duplessis (guitar), Rosy Lang (organ) and Linda Duncan (drums). The released at least one single, 'Quatre Mois' b/w 'Si Tu Partais.' THE SHAGGS were formed in Fremont, New Hampshire in 1968 by sisters Dorothy 'Dot' Wiggin (vocals/lead guitar), Betty Wiggin (vocals/rhythm guitar), and Helen Wiggin (drums) at the encouragement and insistence of their parents. In 1969 they recorded and released their debut full-length, Philosophy of the World on Third World Records.
They were joined by their sister Rachel Wiggin on bass for the song, 'That Little Sports Car.' It defied the expectations of their parents, who were said the imagine the girls to be inevitably bound for stardom, and disappeared without at trace. In 1975, the sisters again entered the studio although the death of their father/manager, Austin Wiggin, resulted in their not being published for years as well as the group's dissolution. Years after their break-up their debut was rediscovered and championed as an example of art brut/outsider music.
1969 FANNY sisters and moved to, California from in 1961. In high school they formed, with Addie Lee (guitar) and Brie Brandt (drums) the all-female cover band T he Svelts. Brandt was replaced by Alice de Buhr and they played one gig in Los Angeles in 1969 as Wild Honey before changing their name to.
In 1970 they were joined by Nickey Barclay (vocals, keyboards) and the first line-up released the eponymous (1970), followed by (1971), and Fanny Hill (1972). In 1973, June Millington and Alice de Buhr were replaced by Patti Quatro (guitar, ex-The Pleasure Seekers) and Brie Brandt, who returned to the fold to play drums. After the release of (1973) and (1974), Fanny disbanded in 1975 - by which time Cam Davis had taken over drums. Compiled Fanny's first four albums with live recordings, outtakes, and promotional material in the box set.
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After they disbanded, the Millington's formed a new line-up of Fanny which quickly morphed into the LA All-Stars. June Millington moved into music production and later co-founded the in, California. Jean later worked as an herbalist although she and June revived Fanny to release Play Like a Gir l in 2011.
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Patti Quatro went on to work as a session musician, Brie Brandt (now Brie Howard-Darling ) has worked as a session musician with many performers and in the 1980s formed American Girls. THE INTRICATE BLEND. Manchester's White Spirit were Sue Hampson, Pat Fitzgerald, Jan Heywood, and Julie Abbott – Abbott was the daughter of Alf Abbot, saxophonist the band, The Derek Atkins Dixielanders. The trio (minus Fitzgerald) originally performed in church under a variety of names with Heywood singing lead and all members playing acoustic guitar. They settled on White Spirit before their first paying gigs at Abbey Hey Working Men's Club and the Three Crowns pub in the late 1960s.
With a line-up of two guitars, bass, percussion (and four harmonies), the cut a demo at Eroica Studios in Altrincham. In 1972 they were taken under the wing of Jonathan King and went on, as The Angelettes, to release four singles and to perform background vocals on Bryan Ferry's These Foolish Things.