Jenny Hoyston

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"From a certain perspective, Jenny Hoyston is one of San Francisco's unsung talents. Sure, her achievements in Erase Errata have been well documented and internationally appreciated, but consider the whole woman, not just the guitar/trumpet/vox monster. Musical projects abound, including the ukulele-driven Paradise Island and other solo projects as well as the recent CD Hallways of Always with friend William Elliott Whitmore. But at the monthly queer-friendly literary night K'vetsh, Hoyston goes Renaissance woman to become a writer and editor as well. Who knew? Her zine, Don't Worry, is subtitled "You're Breaking Up" this issue, and includes contributions by Michelle Tea, Tara Jepsen, and lots of other locals."
From "Jenny, I Got Your Number"
Hiya Swanhuyser, SF Weekly Feb 2007
Jenny doing a boozy dead cover at the opening of the Her Noise exhibit at South London Gallery. There's also a warm-up, impromptu jam session between Jenny, Kim Gordon, and Jutta Koether. http://www.thewire.co.uk/web/camera.php