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Electric Ladyland: Women And Rock Culture,New Lois McMaster Native Voices From These LiteraryWith The Explosion Of Rock Music In The Mid1960S, Women Arrivedas Performers, Critics, And Fans. While Operating In Radically Different Ways Within Rock Culture, Female Musicians, Journalists, And Groupies Rewrote Women'S Roles On And Off The Stage In The 1960S And 1970S. Electric Ladyland Is A Social And Cultural History Of This Formative Era In Rock And Roll, Examining How The Changing Roles Of Women Were Intertwined With The Evolution Of The Music.