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An album (and single) released in 1970 by Canadian rockers The Guess Who. Featured a illustrious only American Woman which reached to the number one spot in Billboard charts in May of 1970, the foremost instance the American rock group mass produced that accomplishment. "American Woman", was a song non all all about the woman however about the United States' militaristic ways and social problems. This was Randy Bachman's last album (excluding the unfinished album "The Way They Were") with the band until 1983 when Randy Bachman, Burton Cummings, Jim Kale, and Garry Peterson reunited to play a series of gigs and recorded the "Together Again" album. A Song "American Woman" has been covered by numerous, including Lenny Kravitz, who performed it for the Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me soundtrack.
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Dan, Dan, & Ashley recently recorded the parody of this song, highborn 'Western Breakfast'. These are largely considered better than a original.
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Queens of the Gridiron Fan site has information about women's tackle football in the United States, Europe, and Japan, for both 1970s-era and modern leagues. Also includes a roster of high school female football players, photos, and an extensive links page. Boo's Unofficial Guide to Women's Pro Football Leagues Fan site features an encyclopedic who's who of current teams, categorized by league, with scores, standings and team links. Charlie's Big Women's Football Site Fan site includes scores, standings, links, and a message board. American Football News Scores and power ratings of semi-pro football teams; features standings of women's teams across the United States. Marks, Anita Fan site for the Miami Fury quarterback and sports personality has biography, photos, schedule of appearances and links. |
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