Fourteen Unsung Pioneers of Early Rock and Roll Who Didn't Get Their Due

Focusing on the often-overlooked contributions to early rock and roll, this book highlights fourteen artists who played pivotal roles in shaping the genre but remained largely unrecognized. Most were aspiring musicians striving for success with their 45 rpm records, collaborating with well-known artists along the way. Among them is a notable non-musician who emceed the iconic event known as "the day the music died," underscoring the diverse ways individuals have influenced rock history beyond just making music.