Research Catalog

Title

They can't hide us anymore / Richie Havens with Steve Davidowitz ; foreword by James Earl Jones.

Author

Havens, Richie.

Publication

New York : Spike, 1999.

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Details

Additional Authors

Davidowitz, Steven.

Description

xiv, 331 p. : ill.; 24 cm.

Summary

Havens reflects on his career, the music business, marine conservation and more.

Subject

• Havens, Richie
• African American singers > United States > Biography

Genre/Form

• Autobiographies
• Biographies
• Autobiographies.

Note

• "An Avon book."

Bibliography (note)

• Includes discography (p. 307-324) and index.

Processing Action (note)

• committed to retain

Contents

Chapter 1 August 15, 1969 1 -- Chapter 2 Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn 4 -- Chapter 3 It Takes More Than a Village 15 -- Chapter 4 Greenwich Village, U.S.A. 26 -- Chapter 5 Wha? Wha? What Did They Say? 31 -- Chapter 6 Catching 1,000 Rising Stars 50 -- Chapter 7 From Portraits to Songs 58 -- Chapter 8 Live in New York City 66 -- Chapter 9 The Man Who Changed My Life 73 -- Chapter 10 Turning Pro 78 -- Chapter 11 Show Business Disease 93 -- Chapter 12 Mixed Bag 108 -- Chapter 13 Like a Small Earthquake 118 -- Chapter 14 To Make and Interpret Songs 134 -- Chapter 15 Stormy Forest 151 -- Chapter 16 "The Clock on the Wall" 164 -- Chapter 17 Meeting Michael Sandlofer 173 -- Chapter 18 What Does Extinct Mean, Daddy? 186 -- Chapter 19 Getting a "Great Blind Degree" 202 -- Chapter 20 From the Twentieth Floor to Common Ground 221 -- Chapter 21 Miracles in the Middle East 235 -- Chapter 22 The Aliens Among Us 253 -- Chapter 23 The Truth About Drugs 264 -- Chapter 24 Back to the Future 274 -- Chapter 25 They Really Can't Hide Us Anymore 291 -- A Parting Word from Steve Davidowitz 325.

ISBN

0380977184 (hc.)

LCCN

^^^99025889^

OCLC

41039921

Owning Institutions

Harvard Library