TWENTY-TWO THOUSAND FANS move between the molded plastic seats in New York City's Madison Square Garden.
An edition of Nowhere to run
(1984)
Nowhere to run
the story of soul music
by Gerri Hirshey
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Examines the lives behind the legends of a musical phenomenon that shaped America in the sixties.
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History and criticism, Soul music, Soul musicians, Music, SoulShowing 9 featured editions. View all 9 editions?
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Nowhere to run: the story of soul music
1994, Da Capo Press
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Nowhere to run: the story of soul music
1985, Pan in association with Macmillan
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