For more than forty years, Sandy Kelly has been one of the top musical performers in Ireland, with countless hit records and legions of fans across Ireland, the UK and US.
From her magical childhood being reared in a family of travelling entertainers to buidling a career as a country music star, Sandy recounts the highs - and lows - of a lifetime in music. She performed on stages all over the world, including the Grand Ole Opry and London's West End. Her collaborations include musical icons such as Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Glen Campbell and George Hamilton IV.
Alongside the glitz and glamour of show business are the ordinary heartaches of divorce, family illness and death.
Sandy has been at the heart of Ireland's deep appreciation of country music, one whose audience spans all ages.
272 pages.
