singers

Biography of internationally acclaimed 1960s folksinger-activist Phil Ochs, focusing on the importance of his songs addressing the civil rights, anti-war, and labor movements, and discussing his childhood and family life, and his later depression which drove him to take his own life in 1976.

Showcases the visual art of singer Tony Bennett, presenting reproductions of his pencil sketches, oils, and watercolors, accompanied by photographs from Bennett's personal albums and recollections about the people and places he has depicted on canvas.

In text and photographs the author discusses her life and professional career.

The son of Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee reveals the true story behind his parents' shining image--their troubled childhoods, up-and-down careers, brief marriage, and tumultuous lives together and apart.

A profusely illustrated biography of Diana Ross who until 1970 was the lead singer with the Supremes.

When Miley turns down a date with Jesse McCartney because she has to finish a science project, she wishes on a shooting star that she could be Hannah Montana all the time.

Lavishly illustrated text describes the life and achievements of the rock 'n' roll singer and actor.

Follows the career of singer/actress Mandy Moore, discussing how she first realized she wanted to be a performer, looking at how her work has been received, and including quotations, photographs, and a time line.