Spector (1982). She also contributed vocals to the latter album. In 2001 Ravan discovered Tripod at CBGB and produced their demo CD, adding backup vocals to one track. She brought David Lasley and his blue-eyed soul group Rosie to Mike Berniker at RCA, got them a deal and produced their album Better Late Than Never. Radio host In 2006, Steven Van Zandt recruited Ravan to host two monthly radio shows: Chicks and Broads, playing women from the 1950s to the present day, and Goldies Garage, which featured unsigned bands. Genya Ravan said, "So much talent out there and not enough places for them to be heard anymore" on Van Zandt's Underground Garage radio channel, aired on SiriusXM Satellite Radio in North America and on SiriusXM Internet Radio worldwide. Ravan joined a team of hosts that includes original Rolling Stones manager/producer Andrew Loog Oldham, whom she worked with as Goldie. Discography Construction #1, Ten Wheel Drive with Genya Ravan, 1969Brief Replies, Ten Wheel Drive with Genya Ravan, 1970Peculiar Friends, Ten Wheel Drive with Genya Ravan, 1971Genya Ravan, 1972They Love Me, They Love Me Not, 1973Goldie Zelkowitz, 1974Urban Desire, 1978 - AUS #66...And I Mean It!, 1979 Best of Ten Wheel Drive Compilation, 1995For Fans Only!, 2003Genya Ravan Live, 2006Undercover, 2010 Cheesecake Girl, 2013 Aha MusicIcon, 2019 Aha MusicGenya Live at CBGB (recorded in 2005) 2020 (Remaster/Reissue of 2006 CD) (Rum Bar Records)Thinking About the Good Times: Complete Recordings 1964-1966 Compilation, Goldie and the Gingerbreads, 2021 Ace Publications Lollipop Lounge, Memoirs of a Rock And Roll Refugee, Genya Ravan, 2004, . Stage production In early 2016, Royal Family Productions produced a workshop for a musical based on the life of Genya Ravan titled Rock and Roll Refugee. Movies In the movie The Warriors (1979), the song that plays when Cochise, Rembrandt and Vermin are in the Lizzie's HQ is "Love Is a Fire" by Genya Ravan. The song is featured on The Warriors soundtrack album. Ravan was portrayed by Stana Katic in the 2013 film CBGB''. References External links [ Genya Ravan] at Allmusic Genya Ravan YouTube Retrospective appreciation of Ravan's career profile of Rock and Roll Refugee broadcast on NPR, 02/14/16 1945 births Living people musicians from Łódź American rock singers Jewish American musicians 20th-century Polish Jews Polish emigrants to the United States American record producers Women rock singers Dunhill Records artists Jews in punk rock Jewish rock musicians 20th-century American