Goodbye, Little Rock and Roller

arshall Chapman was raised a debutante and a lady in Spartansburg, South Carolina, and has ended up a rocker and brilliant songwriter who cuts her own swath through life. She is 'a living example,' as one reviewer said, 'of the triumph of rock and roll over good breeding.' Her first book is a map of places she's been and what went through her mind as she was traveling there. Chapman's been part of the music scene in Nashville and beyond for twenty-five years, and Goodbye, Little Rock 'N' Roller takes readers to 1978 on New Year's Eve when Jerry Lee Lewis gave her advice on how to live life; to the after-noon Chapman wrote one of her best songs-after waking up face down in her underpants in her front-yard vegetable garden-and to ten other episodes of cockeyed triumph. A funny and exuberant writer firmly in the best southern tradition, Chapman is inventive and original.Chapman, Marshall is the author of 'Goodbye, Little Rock and Roller', published 2003 under ISBN 9780312315689 and ISBN 0312315686.