American feminist singer-songwriter and recording artist from Deadwood, South Dakota. Williamson was a visible lesbian political activist during an era when few who were unconnected to the lesbian community were aware of gay and lesbian issues. Her acknoledg being a lesbian relegated her to independent-label status and minimal coverage in the mass media, even though her lyrics made only minor reference to lesbian issues and her music conformed to conventional styles of pop-rock.

Cris Williamson - vocals, piano.
other musicians - Allan Sulman, Alfred Brown, Annette Vito, Aram Schefrin, Arnold Black, Bernard Eichen, Melbourne Cranshaw, Chcuk Rainey, David Carey, David Hayes, David Nadien, David Spinoza, Don Ashworth, Emanuel Verdi, Eric Gale, Frank Owens, Fred Buldrini, George Ricci, Grady Tate, Harold Furmanski, Harvey Shapiro, Herbert Lovelle, Homer Mensch, Hay Berliner, John Eckett, John Frosk, John Everett Gatchell, John Pintavealle, Julien Barber, Kermit Moore, Lewis Eley, Margaret Ross, Marin Motganstern, Matthew Raimondi, Max Ellen, Michael Zager, Paul Gershman,Ralph McDonald, Raoul Poliakin, Ray Gniewek, Richard Shlosser, Rik Elswitt, Russel George, Sam Brown, Sanford Allen, Selwart Clarke, Stuart Scharf, Teresa Adams, Tom Heimberg, Tom Salisbury, Tom Schwabenlunder.

Waiting.
A village tale.
Last sweet hour.
Joanna.
Shine on straight arrow.
Rebecca.
Make me not a stranger.
James.
Frontier.
One thousand cranes.
Number one.