One of the first women to break into rock & roll's boys club."Wanda Jackson is a rockabilly, rock & roll and country artists who sings with wild, reckless abandon. At Elvis Presley's behest, she crossed over from country to rock, making such riotous hits as "Let's Have a Party." More on rockhall.com...
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Books pertaining to Wanda Jackson can be found here.
Every Night Is Saturday Night: A Country Girl's Journey to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame by 
Shake, Rattle & Roll: the Founders of Rock & Roll by 
Rockabilly Queens: the Careers and Recordings of Wanda Jackson, Janis Martin, Brenda Lee by Audio by or featuring Wanda Jackson can be found here.
Rockin' with Wanda by 
Queen of Rockabilly: the Very Best of the Rock 'n' Roll Years by 
Rockin' in the Country by 
The Wanda Jackson Show: Live and Still Kickin' by 
Essential Rockabilly. The Capitol Story by Listed below are notable collections and items from the Rock Hall's Archives. You can find more by searching our catalog here.
Wanda Jackson Papers
The Wanda Jackson Papers span the years 1955 to 1958 and contain reproductions of a photograph of Jackson with her father, Tom, and a list of tour expenses for the 1955-1956 Elvis Presley tour featuring Wanda Jackson.
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