Fanny (band)

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Fanny were a late 1960s-1970s American all-women band led by June Millington. They were pioneers as one of the first rock bands to feature all women, and the second to sign to a major record label, behind Goldie and the Gingerbreads. They charted twice, with "Charity Ball" in 1971 and "Butter Boy" in 1975, peaking at #40 and #29, respectively.

Contents 1 Personnel 1.1 Original lineup 1.2 Later members 2 Discography 3 External link

[edit] Personnel

[edit] Original lineup

• Jean Millington: bass, vocals
• June Millington: guitar, vocals
• Nickey Barclay: keyboards, vocals
• Alice de Buhr: drums, vocals

[edit] Later members

• Patti Quatro: guitar, vocals
• Brie Brandt-Howard: drums, vocals
• Cam Davis: drums

[edit] Discography

• Fanny (1970; Reprise Records)
• Charity Ball (1971; Reprise Records)
• Fanny Hill (1972; Reprise Records)
• Fanny Live (1972; Slick Music)
• Mother's Pride (1973; Reprise Records (produced by Todd Rundgren))
• Rock and Roll Survivors (1974; Casablanca Records)
• First Time in a Long Time, 4-CD retrospective (2002; Rhino Records)

[edit] External link

• A thorough history on the band