Rock Bottom Blues, track

[@supasoulproductions]

One of the great mysteries in life is why sooo many more people (even some who think of themselves as rock experts) do not know and sing the praises of this extraordinary band. 🤩

[@GetRidOfCivilAssetForfeiture]

My thoughts exactly, especially since a David Bowie praised them so highly, as did the GoGo’s, the Bangles and the Runaways.

[@robbiedaug]

Well, i love their music, their vocals and the visual style of the band (for the time being what it was). Great musicians, and as a guitarist, i can appreciate June's solos. HOWEVER, the band's name was kind of "cheesy". I am sure FANNY (a slang term for a woman's behind) was thought of as a clever, tongue-in-cheek, fun band name for an all-woman band, "BUTT", for me, it sounds cheesy. Like, four guys in a band calling themselves DICK, BICEP, The Barbells, or The Condoms or any other cheesy manly name we can think of. The name "Fanny" for an all-woman band sounds "to me" in my opinion, like a parody band. Even that band of four acapella singers calling themselves, The Nylons used a cheesy name. When i heard of four guys called The Nylons, i immediately thought, "Oh no! Guys wearing nylons." I saw The Nylons backing Hall And Oates at the Montreal Forum in '83, I had no choice but to watch them. I liked what i heard, and they were not wearing nylons, but i assumed they were gay (or at least crossdresses) based on the band's name, which at the time back in the '80s with the whole AIDS things starting to be mentioned in the mainstream was a nono. I still bought their debut album and i still have it but i always felt a bit funny showing friends the album cover because of the name The Nylons. So, in closing. i think "Fanny" was not the best band name for such a serious band and the name could have hindered their success to some degree. I could be totally wrong and say they didn't become famous because their music sucked, but that was not the case. Back in the 70s, when i was a kid, i knew about all the popular bands of the time but i never once heard of Fanny. I only discovered Fanny in the 2000s when i stumbled across that studio gig that's on the net, and i asked myself "Why hadn't i ever heard of this band before?" Then, i saw the name "Fanny" and i thought, "Oh, that's why". To go a bit further, Fanny, for an all-woman band is as cheesy as calling the band, you know?...Pussy. Cartooned Josee and the Pussycats was a sort of a cool name for a girl band. But, they did wear cat suits and cat ears to look like "cats". "Fanny" just sounds, to me, like such a silly band name for such a serious band. I've read that the keyboard player moved on and played with Joe Cocker and others. Anyway, there's my two cents.

[@GetRidOfCivilAssetForfeiture]

@@robbiedaug you read too much into everything.

[@supasoulproductions]

@@robbiedaug Well, it is a whole complicated thing about the name...when they went to Europe, they found out the slang problem was even worse. But if the record label had really marketed them as serious musicians, it might have gone differently. What's in a name? I dunno. But I do know it's a damn shame that more people know The Butthole Surfers than know Fanny.

[@robbiedaug]

@@GetRidOfCivilAssetForfeiture You shouldn't comment sometimes.

[@donomp]

Such amazing photos!

[@ralorpa]

Yes! And amazing music.

[@johnsolberg1476]

JUNE, that was S T U P E N D O U S! Super clarity on every instrument. Now I have a great backing track to help get my vocal chops back in shape!

[@JuneEsWorld]

Perfect!!:)) xx

[@stevestone915]

Ohh, ,that was fun! Great dirty guitar and funk bass. Love hearing this track. And the photos are icing on the cake.

[@MrGuyroxxx]

Excellent! Love it June!

[@JuneEsWorld]

Thank you.

[@Crankerny58]

Soulful Heavy Blues Rock with a Great Beat!!

[@applescruff909]

Thank you for sharing this gift with us, June! ❤

[@JuneEsWorld]

You are so welcome! xx

[@ualissonsantos6381]

Fantastic! I loved this vídeo.

[@BigSky1]

Great playing and photos June.

[@JuneEsWorld]

Thanks!! xx

[@jeremyacton4569]

That was absolutely GREAT!! I really appreciated the photos too. I hope to see more uploads in the future. Keep on rocking, ladies. I love your work.

[@JuneEsWorld]

Thank you, and more uploads coming! xx

[@guitaleleoeuvre]

Fantastic jam!

[@u-liconfoosius6432]

Thank you so much for sharing!

[@RobertSullivan-o1o]

Peace Love Cool

[@thomasmartin2838]

Thank you June for sharing these amazing songs, stories and photos with us!!❤️❤️

[@JuneEsWorld]

You're so welcome, and I so enjoy it:)) xx

[@4stringz.]

Love the groove and the awesome photos!

[@aarongoldstein7614]

I think I've seen all these pics before with the exception of the Derek Taylor shot with Alice.

[@frankshailes3205]

Lovely well-balanced sound.

[@lightsone2159]

Great track and time machine photos.

[@JuneEsWorld]

"time machine photos" ... love it, thanks:))

[@RolandElliottFirstG]

Thank you for sharing June, photos are great.

[@HTJB60]

I really enjoyed that. Never heard them do an instrumental before.Liked them ever since Fanny Hill came out. Now with youtube one can get to hear "NEW" song's etc that wern't available when I didn't own a TV and computer's etc wheren't around and we only had LP's.

[@duanerykhus9425]

Sitting here with a cup of coffee and watching your video :) Great way start to my day !!! Thank you ❤

[@garyjackson3531]

Magnificent! Awesome jam, June.

[@musicmuse6732]

Fantastic! Thanks you! ❤😊

[@Paul-n2j5q]

Fannie was definitely ahead of their time they were the pioneers in the women's rock and roll band they set the bar high and few could go up to it.

[@Roberttimestwo]

great track - the real deal

[@carlos2175]

June, thank you for sharing!!! It sounds great!

[@seric4546]

Guitar solo sounded very Beatles like.

[@JuneEsWorld]

Very influenced by them ... *and*, we were in their studio with their engineer, so I suppose their sound would somehow seep into mine ~ didn't mind it at all:)) xx

[@Paul-n2j5q]

The Fannie band was all top-notch musicians.

[@nealmont]

Didn't Linda Wolf take some of the photos in you book? Great stuff! 🎼🎸🎵🎶

[@JuneEsWorld]

Yes, she did, and thank you!! xx

[@iandowney4630]

Great music, as always. Thanks for posting this- along with the wonderful pictures!

[@williamrenz3141]

Awesome!

[@JuneEsWorld]

Thank you. Fun! xx

[@bastianray6334]

Just feel sad that I will never meet the girls , sad to think I was born in the wrong country and wrong period so I could only watch these videos but unfortunately never met Fanny in person 😢

[@lynsmith1096]

Another greta video June.

[@jayrocknurse5386]

Jean's Bass is mixed to perfection.

[@CharCanuck14]

The Beatles Apple Studio?!! How did it feel when you first walked in there June? It must have felt amazing & it came out in the music. This sounded great! As always, thanks so much for taking the time to put this video together. Cheers & hugs from we "non-musicians" who's ears live vicariously through your music.

[@JuneEsWorld]

It felt great. And, it was just below the Apple offices, so the first day we went in to check it out, we went upstairs and met George and Ringo! They just happened to be there ~ and they gave us all Apple watches. (stupid me, I gave mine away about a week or two later ... godalmighty!!:)) xx

[@CharCanuck14]

@@JuneEsWorld You met half of The Beatles! Ok....now I'm screaming like my 1964 Beatlemaniac self...lol. That wonderful memory will always be with you. Watches....they're just things that can't be shared like memories & music can.

[@davidspriggs5024]

Great memories

[@Chuckles378]

I freaking LOVE these girls!

[@JuneEsWorld]

Love back!! xx

[@josiesiudut-bf2rj]

Nicki great piano playing amazing genius

[@jguitar23]

Huge hug from France🎉❤🎉 Love all your music😊

[@warreng5394]

🤟🏾🤟🏾

[@brucevinyl3504]

I've been enjoying your videos all night. I've none of your records but intend to correct that error.

[@paullaughton6016]

Thanks for sharing these photos!

[@tomcody333]

BAND

[@stevestarr6395]

Great tune June! 🤙🏽

[@JuneEsWorld]

Thanks! xx

[@VitaeSignificatio]

"So-o-o -o fuckin'' ha-a-ard!"

[@jukesjointOG]

But where did y’all get the funk from? Dad-gum.

[@JuneEsWorld]

Honestly, we trained on dance hits '64-'69-ish, in the Svelts!!

[@jukesjointOG]

@@JuneEsWorld It’s refreshing to hear now. Wish I hadn’t missed it the first time (but in my defense, I was in Kindergarten in ‘69).

[@JuneEsWorld]

Ah ... well, so exciting to hear those hits just keep on pouring out the radio. xx@@jukesjointOG