Oh Yes We Can Love: A History of Glam Rock
by Jarvis Cocker, Patti Smith, James Morrison, Gene Simmons, Mike Smith, Mark Webber, Elton John, Bill Martin, Joni Mitchell, Marilyn Manson, Dan Hawkins, Noel Coward, Tony Visconti, Bill Nelson, Paul Stanley, Lou Reed, Debbie Harry, John Cummings, Jacob Gade, Ray Davies, Anthony James, Michael Chapman, David Bowie, Joan Jett, Alan Osmond, Chris Stein, Cliff Jones, Craig Scanlon, Ed Graham, Eric Nally, Errol Brown, Georg Kajanus, Harry Wayne "K.C." Casey, Ian Catt, Kevin Godley, Noddy Holder, Pete Bellotte, Phil Dennys, Robert Mellin, Stephen Hanley, Jean Millington, John Mcgeoch, John Rossall, Billy Page, Candida Doyle, Trevor Horn, Wayne Osmond, Alice De Buhr, Bernie Taupin, Eric Stewart, Goldfrapp, John Feldmann, June Millington, Justin Hawkins, Les Vandyke, Lol Creme, Marco Pirroni, Martin Degville, Mike Chapman, Neal Whitmore, Nigel Hoyle, Sarah Cracknell, Spencer Davis, Steve Harley, Steve Mackey, The Stooges, Tony James, Tony Wilson, Roy Wood, Vince Taylor, Willie Dixon, Rob Halford, Frankie Poullain, Steven Morrissey, Howard Schuman, Max Harris, Andy Mackay, Bernard Butler, Billy Idol, Brett Anderson, Bryan Ferry, David Essex, David Johansen, Eddie Hardin, Frank Farian, Gary Glitter, Giorgio Moroder, Glenn Tipton, Howard Devoto, Iggy Pop, Jacques Brel, Jeff Lynne, John Fogerty, John Foxx, Kenny Young, Kim Fowley, Leslie Carter, Little Richard, Marc Bolan, Nick Banks, Nick Sanderson, Ola Salo, Richard Finch, Ron Mael, Twiggy Ramirez, Mark E. Smith, Merrill Osmond, Michael Hayes, Michael Holm, Chuck Berry, Mike Leander, Phil Coulter, James Lea, Shepard, Roger Glover, Dave Ball, Michael Lloyd, Ace Frehley, Muff Winwood, Ultravox, Peter Sinfield, Pulp, Richard Gottehrer, Andy Warhol, Chas Chandler, John Leckie, Steve Lillywhite, The Human League, Eddie Kramer
An expansive oral history capturing glam rock's rise, style, and enduring legacy through the voices of its key participants and observers.
About This Book
Oh Yes We Can Love: A History of Glam Rock gathers reflections from dozens of musicians, producers, and cultural figures who shaped the genre.
The book traces glam's emergence in the early 1970s and its lasting influence on fashion, performance, and popular music.
Contributors share firsthand accounts of the era's creativity, theatricality, and cultural impact without focusing on any single artist.
Readers gain a broad perspective on how glam challenged conventions and opened new possibilities for self-expression in rock music.
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