Cris Williamson and Barbara Higbie

Cris Williamson, born in Deadwood, SD, is a key figure in the '70s women's music movement. Known for her feminist and LGBT advocacy, she co-founded Olivia Records. Her album "The Changer and the Changed" sold over 500,000 copies. Influencing artists like Melissa Etheridge and Indigo Girls, she has collaborated with Meg Christian and Tret Fure. Notable works include "Prairie Fire" and "Live in Concert: Circle of Friends," showcasing her folk-rock style and poignant songwriting.