Ladies of Soul

Discover the vibrant world of American soul music in the 1960s with Ladies of Soul by David Freeland. Published by the University Press of Mississippi in 2001, this captivating biography delves into the lives and careers of seven remarkable female performers who shaped the genre. Despite their profound impact, these talented women have often been overshadowed by their male counterparts in the music industry.

In this insightful 277-page book, Freeland sheds light on their enduring contributions to soul and R&B, revealing the stories behind their powerful performances and the cultural landscape of the time. Perfect for music enthusiasts and history buffs alike, Ladies of Soul is a tribute to the artists who defined an era and continue to inspire generations. Explore the rich history of soul music and celebrate the women who made it unforgettable.