A Hint Of Mint – Volume 68: LGBTQ Music From 1975 To 1976

Twenty songs, some performed by artists who fall somewhere under the LGBTQ umbrella, others with queer lyrical content. You’ll hear singer-songwriters, glam, disco, and songs from a musical film whose main character was a bisexual transvestite. Performers include Queen, Janis Ian and Barry Manilow (who I swear came out while his first hit single was on the charts).

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A Hint of Mint – Volume 67: LGBTQ Music From 1972 to 1974

Twenty songs, some performed by artists who fall somewhere under the LGBTQ umbrella, others with queer lyrical content. It’s all men this time around. Performers include Lou Reed, Tim Buckley and Billy Preston.

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A Hint Of Mint – Volume 66: LGBTQ Music From 1969 To 1972

Songs by artists such as Dusty Springfield, who came out as bisexual in 1970; Elton John, who hadn’t yet come out as bi or gay during this period but is now openly gay; and David Bowie, whose persona was bi though the performer later said he himself was straight. Included herewith are twenty songs, some performed by artists who fall somewhere under the LGBTQ umbrella, others with queer lyrical content.

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