Describes as 'probably the most famous Cornishwoman in the world', an intimate and thorough account of the life and times of Brenda Wootton, Cornwall's first lady of song.
Shedding a nostalgic light on Cornish village life, the arts scene, the 'folk revival', and the resurgence of interest in the Cornish language, the story also tackles what it really means to be Cornish. At times hilarious, at times harrowing, her fascinating life story is presented by Sue Ellery-Hill, who watched and assisted in her mother's stratospheric rise to international stardom.
