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SoundGirls Living History Project - Tana Douglas - Interviewed by Juliet (Surely Lorraine)
SoundGirls Living History Project - Tana Douglas - Interviewed by Juliet (Surely Lorraine)
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31 minutes
Released:
Aug 30, 2022
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Podcast episode
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SoundGirls Living History Project - Tana Douglas - Interviewed by Juliet (Surely Lorraine)
Tana Douglas is known as the first woman roadie and got her start working in Production in 1973 when Philippe Petit rigged a steel cable between the towers at the northern entrance to the Sydney Harbor Bridge. Without realizing it she had just done her first gig. This was followed by a meeting with a well-known Australian Tour manager Wane “Swampy” Jarvis, who piqued her interest in the production side of the Music Industry. This led to her first paying gig with a band called Fox, setting up and looking after their stage equipment known as the backline. After taking that job and relocating to Melbourne, an offer to work for a different band came along in the middle of 1974. This band was AC/DC. Throughout Tana’s four-decade career she has worked in backline, sound, lights, logistics, production, and tour management.
More on Tana Douglas https://soundgirls.org/ground-breaker...
Tana’s Instagram link for people to follow is: https://instagram.com/tanadouglasoffi... Juliet's Instagram is https://instagram.com/surelylorraine?...
SoundGirls Podcast Executive Producers: Beckie Campbell & Susan Williams
soundgirls.org
Sponsored by QSC
https://www.qsc.com
Tana Douglas is known as the first woman roadie and got her start working in Production in 1973 when Philippe Petit rigged a steel cable between the towers at the northern entrance to the Sydney Harbor Bridge. Without realizing it she had just done her first gig. This was followed by a meeting with a well-known Australian Tour manager Wane “Swampy” Jarvis, who piqued her interest in the production side of the Music Industry. This led to her first paying gig with a band called Fox, setting up and looking after their stage equipment known as the backline. After taking that job and relocating to Melbourne, an offer to work for a different band came along in the middle of 1974. This band was AC/DC. Throughout Tana’s four-decade career she has worked in backline, sound, lights, logistics, production, and tour management.
More on Tana Douglas https://soundgirls.org/ground-breaker...
Tana’s Instagram link for people to follow is: https://instagram.com/tanadouglasoffi... Juliet's Instagram is https://instagram.com/surelylorraine?...
SoundGirls Podcast Executive Producers: Beckie Campbell & Susan Williams
soundgirls.org
Sponsored by QSC
https://www.qsc.com
Released:
Aug 30, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
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