The Woman Behind the Hits: Rose Marie McCoy, Music’s Hidden Architect
Rose Marie McCoy came to New York with just six dollars, chasing a dream. She became the pen behind 800+ songs sung by Elvis, Aretha, Nat King Cole, and James Brown. Independent, brilliant, and overlooked, McCoy proved a Black woman could shape American music while owning her rights and legacy.
Видео The Woman Behind the Hits: Rose Marie McCoy, Music’s Hidden Architect канала Markizmarketing
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