Paul Robeson an artist Margret has long admired for both his great artistry and his social conscience.
She devised and toured her tribute production
"ROBESON KEEPS ROLLING ALONG"
www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/database/robeson_p.html

Wordsmith and respected humanitarian (and apparently also an ice-cream lover)
possibly Margret's favourite songwriter - Malvina Reynolds
Official Website
 also:  Ongoing Biography

sample Malvina's latest CDs (on Australian Omni label)

Ellen McIlwaine
Amazing singer and slide guitarist
who has worked with all the greats
(check out Ellen with Margret on "I'll Be Gone")
www.ellenmcilwaine.com   
and www.laventure.net/tourist/ellen.htm

A special reunion after twenty five years
Margret and the much honoured African American writer/activist Maya Angelou, North Carolina 1999
www.mayaangelou.com               

Jeannie Lewis
also released a stunning double CD,
'SouthHeart', which wonderfully
explores nuances of the tango
and features Margret on 2 tracks.

www.jeannielewis.com

Another recommended purchase -
This icon-aclastic collection of distaff Oz blues legends includes Margret's "House of Amazing Grace", "Nothing Special" and the raunchy "Afraid of No Men"

         jeff@asharp.com.au

After Margret moved to Brisbane in 1996, she enjoyed collaborating with these marvellously talented singers, sometimes in the only-in-Brisbane concert series Women in Voice.
"... out came the real Margret RoadKnight. a gutsy, growling, scat-screaming blues warrior who's "afraid of no men, and very few women". The band responds with obvious respect (and maximum volume, which is no threat to RoadKnight's massively powerful voice), the auditorium goes berserk, and RoadKnight becomes crowd favourite for the night". ( W in V #11, 2002)

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