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Elizabeth Hollerith

Elizabeth Hollerith

Author at American Songwriter at American Songwriter

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    Behind the Song: Fleetwood Mac, "Rhiannon"

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    Behind the Song: The Beatles, "Helter Skelter"

    The term helter-skelter can be defined as either disorderly confusion or a slide that spirals around a tower at an amusement park. McCartney highlighted both meanings of the term through his opening lyrics.
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    Behind The Song: Fleetwood Mac, "Gypsy"

    “Gypsy” (Written by Stevie Nicks) Often associated with witches, hippies, and yes, gypsies, Stevie Nicks remains one of the most widely known members of Fleetwood Mac.  Her iconic image, songwriting skills, and unforgettable vocal rasp place her in a league of her own.  In 1981, Nicks released her solo album, Bella Donna, setting her apart […]
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    Behind the Song: "Killing Me Softly (With His Song)," Lori Lieberman

    In 1971 Don McLean’s performance of  “Empty Chairs” at the Troubadour sparked an intense emotional experience that would quickly change the path of Lori Lieberman’s life.  Lieberman connected so deeply with that performance that she began to write her feelings down on a tear-stained napkin.   Videos by American Songwriter After the show, Lieberman called her […]
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