Al Green & Davin Seay Take Me to the River: An Autobiography
With an extraordinary appeal that has continued unabated since the early 1970s, Al Green remains the quintessential soul man—one of the most enduring, electrifying, and enigmatic artists of our era. But at the very heart of his appeal is the conflict between the devil’s music and God’s calling, a conflict he has wrestled with all his life. This is his story.
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Catalog details about Take Me to the River: An Autobiography
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FormatPaperback, 343 pages, 15.2x2x22.9cm
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PublisherChicago Review Press
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LanguageEnglish
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EAN139781556528101
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ReferenceMV-689-1
Al Green & Davin Seay - Take Me to the River: An Autobiography in details
Take Me to the River is an inspiring, unsparing, and ultimately transforming autobiography. From a sharecropper’s shack in Jacknash, Arkansas, to the absolute pinnacle of show-business success, it chronicles Al Green’s career in rich detail. This is the whole story—his early days on the gospel and R&B circuits, his fateful encounter with legendary producer Willie Mitchell, his climb to the top of the charts, the attempted murder and suicide scandal that made headlines worldwide, and his decision to become a pastor and found his own church—the Full Gospel Tabernacle in Memphis, Tennessee.
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