Pretty Good Years : A Biography of Tori Amos by Jay S. Jacobs
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Author: Jay S. Jacobs
Page Count: 221 pages
Published Date: 31 Jul 2006
Publisher: Hal Leonard Corporation
Publication Country: Milwaukee, United States
Language: English
Format: PDF
ISBN: 9781423400226
File size: 22 Mb
File Name: Pretty.Good.Years.A.Biography.of.Tori.Amos.pdf
Download Link: Pretty Good Years A Biography of Tori Amos
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(Book). How did the shy and conflicted daughter of a minister become one of today's most important artists? Tori Amos is a unique voice in rock. She is an artist, a poet, an emotional chanteuse, a wordsmith, a pianist, and most of all, an entertainer who has opened herself up to her audience in a way most musicians would never dare. Tori Amos was a musical prodigy, so talented that she was the youngest child ever to be admitted to one of the world's most prestigious musical academies and so rebellious that she was eventually thrown out. She is a feminist who questions the core values of feminism. She was a little girl who played piano in gay bars. She is a pioneering businesswoman. She is a rape victim who has transcended tragedy, and has drawn inspiration from the darkest incidents of her life. Tori Amos is a complex artist in a complex world. "I'm an acquired taste," she once told Rolling Stone magazine, but her fans are obsessive in their love. Jay S. Jacobs has written a detailed and passionate portrait of this controversial, kooky, and multifaceted singer. Pretty Good Years is an honest and comprehensive look at this bracingly original performer.
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