But Will You Love Me Tomorrow: An Oral History of the '60s Girl Groups

"As much as the Beatles, and more than Elvis, girl groups shaped the sound of classic rock. In this exhaustive and exciting oral history – think Meet Me in the Bathroom in taffeta and kitten heels – girl group devotees Laura Flam and Emily Sieu Liebowitz gather more than 100 voices to reveal nearly every aspect of the early-1960s girl group moment – from the artistry of the Brill Building songwriters and the mostly Black teen singers who brought their compositions to life, to the role girl groups played in the fight for civil rights and the sad stories of some who were more exploited than celebrated. If you love great pop and underheard stories, in this book you’ll hear a symphony."