The Feminine Complex was an all-female American garage rock band formed in 1966. The group consisted of Mindy Dalton on guitar and vocals, Judi Griffith on tambourine and vocals, Lana Napier on drums, Pame Stephens on keyboards, and Jean Williams on bass. Initially known as The Pivots while playing local gigs, they changed their name to The Feminine Complex in 1967. In 1968, Dee Kilpatrick of Athena Records signed the group, leading to the recording of their debut album Livin' Love. The band broke up when school began in fall of that year. Livin' Love was released in 1969, which featured the singles "I've Been Workin' on You" and "Hide & Seek", which became Top 40 hits in Nashville. The album was reissued twice and gained a minor cult following.
