Somebody to Love?: A Rock-And-Roll Memoir glam When 20-year-old Odetta Holmes—classically trained

When 20-year-old Odetta Holmes—classically trained as a vocalist and poised to become “the next Marian Anderson”—veered away from both opera and musical theater in favor of performing politically charged field hollers

With wit and candor he demystifies the music that is the birthright of every American and demonstrates how a real understanding of the central idea of jazz–the unique balance between self-expression and sacrifice for the common good exemplified on the bandstand–can enrich every aspect of our lives

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Hailed by The Cult's Ian Astbury as 'the biggest thing this century' when they exploded into existence in 1986

Somebody to Love?: A Rock-And-Roll Memoir glam When 20-year-old Odetta Holmes—classically trainedPreviously Enjoyed: Very Good Condition Author: Grace Slick She has been called rock and roll's original female outlaw, as famous for her bad behaviour as for her haunting singing voice. From White Rabbit and Somebody to Love to Sarah and Miracles, the songs she performed became the anthems of a generation. Whether describing her antics at the White House with Abbie Hoffman or the unforgettable experience that was Woodstock, Slick's recollections have