Fanny

Fanny: Fillmore East, New York NY

Live Review by Mike Jahn, New York Times, May 1971

Fanny, a Four-Girl Rock Group, Poses a Challenge to Male Ego ...

Fanny: Charity Ball

Review by Lenny Kaye, Rolling Stone, October 1971

WELL, LET'S SEE...first there was Goldie and the Gingerbreads and the UFO's. Then Cake, who were merely New York's answer to the Ronettes, and the ...

Fanny: Charity Ball (Reprise)

Review by Metal Mike Saunders, Creem, November 1971

SEEING FANNY live after hearing Charity Ball leaves two possibilities: either the group doesn't know the first thing about recording or Richard Perry is a ...

The Fantastic Fanny!

Interview by uncredited writer, Cream, January 1972

THESE days, everyone’s got Fanny on their minds. "What little yummies!" drooled Frendz. "Although the bass and drums are together if a little lightweight, the ...

Who's Who in Rock: Is the Demand a Drain?

Comment by Ellen Sander, Saturday Review, March 1972

THINGS MOVE SO FAST in pop that all too frequently changes are not perceived. The very vitality of the scene often obscures its subtleties, its ...

Fanny: Fanny Hill (Reprise)/The Allman Brothers Band: Eat A Peach (Capricorn)

Review by Charles Shaar Murray, Oz, May 1972

FANNY'S previous album. Charity Ball, may not have been the best album of the last eight months, but it was probably the one I played ...

Fanny: Slaughter On Tenth Avenue

Profile and Interview by Metal Mike Saunders, Phonograph Record, August 1972

Cryptic Tales Of America’s Fanny ...

Fanny: Mother's Pride

Review by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, April 1973

BY NOW, most people know that Fanny are one of the best rock bands currently functioning. Their albums, particularly Charity Ball (their second, but the ...

Fanny

Report and Interview by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, June 1973

LEON WANTED US TO LIVE IN HIS HOUSE...WE WEREN'T INTERESTED NEEDLESS TO SAY ...

Fanny: Unnnghhh! Grunt, Slurp…

Report and Interview by Jonh Ingham, NME, November 1974

LETS BE SEXIST for a coupla paragraphs. ...

Fanny: The Year Of The Woman

Interview by Michael Gross, Gallery, 1975

WITH ALL THE noise, convulsions, legal maneuverings, and groundbreaking advances made by feminists in the last few years, women remain the underdog minority in the ...