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Interview with Dorothy Moskowitz of The United States of America

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Interview with Dorothy Moskowitz of The United States of America

In this engaging interview, Dorothy Moskowitz reflects on her musical journey, from her early influences to her groundbreaking work with The United States of America and beyond. Moskowitz discusses how her classical training and exposure to experimental music shaped her approach to songwriting and performance. She describes the innovative atmosphere of the 1960s, where she and her bandmates explored avant-garde techniques and electronic sounds, breaking away from conventional rock and pop structures.

Moskowitz shares insights into her collaboration with Joseph Byrd, highlighting how their contrasting musical backgrounds—Byrd’s academic approach and Moskowitz’s emotional depth—created a unique tension that defined the band’s sound. She recalls how their album, though not commercially successful at the time, gained a cult following for its experimental nature and lyrical complexity. Moskowitz speaks candidly about the challenges of being a woman in the male-dominated music industry of the 1960s, noting how her role as both a vocalist and creative contributor was often undervalued.

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Beyond her time with The United States of America, Moskowitz details her work in various musical and theatrical projects. She discusses her collaborations with other artists and her shift toward more personal and introspective songwriting. Moskowitz reflects on how her creative process has evolved over the years, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and emotional connection in her music.

The conversation also touches on her thoughts about the current state of the music industry and the resurgence of interest in psychedelic and experimental music. Moskowitz expresses gratitude for the renewed recognition of her work and the opportunity to connect with a new generation of listeners.

Throughout the interview, Moskowitz’s warmth, intelligence, and thoughtful reflections reveal her deep understanding of music as both an art form and a means of personal expression. Her insights into creativity, collaboration, and the shifting cultural landscape make for a rich and inspiring conversation.

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