Street Singers, Soul Shakers, and Rebels With a Cause is the story of Macon’s dominance of the rock musical scene during the last half of the twentieth century. Published by Indigo Publishing, the story is told with authentic voice by Candice Dyer, a writer who was part of the experience—and lived to tell it. In colorful language and slight restraint, Dyer paints larger-than-life pictures of Little Richard, Otis Redding, the Allman Brothers, James Brown, Phil and Alan Walden, and dozens of other stars who lit up the skies in Macon during the long, steamy summers of the Sixties and Seventies. The city’s touch with greatness was hardly noticed by some. But for those who were in tune with the times, there was no time quite like it. This candid telling of a story only partially known till now, will surprise and delight readers as it describes the bands and singers who, at the height of their success,dominated the music scene, not only in Macon, but throughout the world. You’ll want to own a copy of this exciting and colorful tale of an incredible time in our not too-distant-past—when Macon rocked with sounds heard round the world!