What makes Mother’s Pride by Fanny notable?

Mother's Pride received praise for its innovative sound and lyrical depth, contributing to the growing recognition of women in rock music. The album includes tracks that charted well and helped pave the way for future female artists in rock, influencing subsequent generations with its blend of powerful vocals and instrumentation. Released on February 1, 1973, Mother's Pride is Fanny's third studio album, following their critically acclaimed work 'Charity Ball.' At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their reputation as one of the first all-female rock bands, showcasing their musicianship and vocal harmonies amidst a male-dominated industry.

How many songs are on Mother’s Pride?

Mother’s Pride has 13 tracks, running approximately 45 minutes.

Mother’s Pride

Fanny · 1973

45 min · 13 tracks · rock music

A fusion of heartfelt rock melodies and poignant lyrics, embodying the spirit of early 70s female empowerment.

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Last Night I Had a Dream — This opening track sets the tone with its dreamy melody and introspective lyrics, effectively introducing the album's thematic focus on personal reflection.
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Solid Gold — With its catchy hook and upbeat tempo, this track exemplifies Fanny's ability to merge rock energy with accessible pop sensibilities, making it a standout single.
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Is It Really You? — This song showcases the band's harmonious vocals and emotional depth, exploring themes of love and doubt that resonate throughout the album.
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Polecat Blues — A blues-infused number that highlights Fanny's versatility and musical range, offering a refreshing contrast to the more melodic tracks on the album.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

Is It Really You?

The moment shifts from uncertainty about love to a deep yearning for connection, creating an emotional pivot within the song.

This transition emphasizes vulnerability at a critical juncture, making it one of the most impactful moments on the record.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Last Night I Had a Dream 3:55
2 Long Road Home 2:55
3 Old Hat 4:14
4 Solid Gold 2:55
5 Is It Really You? 5:23
6 All Mine 3:25
7 Summer Song 3:11
8 Polecat Blues 3:14
9 Beside Myself 3:54
10 Regular Guy 2:25
11 I Need You Need Me 4:56
12 Feelings 1:58
13 I'm Satisfied 3:08

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