Wild Women of Song - Pamela Rose

Pamela Rose created the Wild Women of Song project to support theatrical concerts celebrating women composers in American Music.

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Pamela Rose is a San Francisco jazz and blues vocalist who has thrilled audiences locally and internationally with her swinging, soulful style for decades. 

But many fans associate Pamela Rose with her touring ensemble shows: Wild Women of the 60's (celebrating great women songwriters of the 1960's), Blues is a Woman (from Ma Rainey to Bonnie Raitt) and her original show:  Wild Women of Song (about early Tin Pan Alley Women composers). ** Rose’s book “Wild Women of Song: Great Gal Composers of the Jazz Era”** reflects her years of research, as do her many talks and lectures about music creators. 

Rose is also known for her engaging lectures, shining a light on the history of American Popular Music, with a strong emphasis on the women songwriters who helped create the Great American Songbook. 

Pamela Rose has 8 recordings to her name, is on the faculty of the Jazz School in Berkeley, and tours, teaches and sings most often in the Bay Area that she loves so dearly. 

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Wild Women of Song - Pamela Rose is hosted at Intersection for the Arts

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