“…These artists, she shows, took on the corporate middle-managers at television networks and talent agencies as a way of challenging the status quo without risking censorship or blacklisting.This period saw the evolution of film production from the studio-governed system to one of entrepreneurs. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…If I said you had a beautiful body / Rose garden / Rawhide / Mulen skiner blues / Ruben James / Lovers live longer / The sun goes down / In the middle of a heartache / The devil went down to Georgia / Rock island line / Lodi / Oh-o I'm falling in love again / Home is where you're happy / The hurt in my heart / Country girl / Why can't I be like the others / Dream baby / Where do we go from here / No tomorrow in sight / Folson prison blues / Big bad John / Tom Dooley / Borderline down (live) / Hey Loretta (live) / Ode to Billy Joe (live) / Dancing cowboys / Mule train / Stand by your man / Big river / Me and Bobby Mc Gee / High noon (do not forsake me) / Do you love as good as you look / Indian Queens / Top of the world / For the good times / Hey good looking / Broken promises / I'd rather be lonely / Welcome back to my world / Together again / Dream baby (instrumental) / You'll never walk alone / One silver dollar / Take my hand for a while / Face of a fighter / I saw the light / Me & Bobby McGee / Mr. …”

“…The novelist is not a reporter but a creator, and what he creates from his experience is his vision of truth. Herman Melville saw the function of the novelist in terms of his ability to expose the reader to truth while simultaneously protecting him from it or, in other words, to enable the reader to experience reality indirectly and, therefore, safely. …”