Pretty Good For A Girl: Women In Bluegrass (Music In American Life),New Irene Can She Ever Make A

Can She Ever Make A Life Of Her Ownor Regain Her Rightful Place In The World

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The Mischievous Daughter Of Two Government Scientists

Pretty Good For A Girl: Women In Bluegrass (Music In American Life),New Irene Can She Ever Make AThe First Book Devoted Entirely To Women In Bluegrass, Pretty Good For A Girl Documents The Lives Of More Than Seventy Women Whose Vibrant Contributions To The Development Of Bluegrass Have Been, For The Most Part, Overlooked. Accessibly Written And Organized By Decade, The Book Begins With Sally Ann Forrester, Who Played Accordion And Sang With Bill Monroe'S Blue Grass Boys From 1943 To 1946, And Continues Into The Present With Artists Such As Alison