Bio - Tana Douglas
Read Tana’s HarperCollins bio here. Throughout the music industry, Tana Douglas is acknowledged as rock’n’roll’s first female roadie. Her journey started in 1973 in Australia within a year she was working for AC/DC, first doing backline then F.O.H. Sound for the band.
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Tana Douglas. Learn More. We would like to thank the photographers who have contributed their images that appear in the book. There are 100 images in total throughout the book. Enjoy. Meet the Photographers Home Bio Book Photographers Press Foreign Press Blog Events & Appearances Global Friends Contact.
Book — Tana Douglas
LOUD Playlist. The reason for a playlist is that my book is about music. My life from an early age was influenced by music and the tracks I have chosen for this playlist all relate to either a Chapter title, or an incident that happened within one of those chapters.
Press — Tana Douglas
From lighting the stage for Status Quo to setting up Elton John's piano, Tana Douglas has traveled the world with touring musicians.
Contact 3 — Tana Douglas
A wonderful afternoon that raised money to assist Aussie Roadies in need, we were serenaded by some top talent and regaled with tales from the author of Roadies, Stuart, and his guests who included: Howard Freeman (Sherbet, Dragon, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds), Geoff Lloyd (Crowded House, Jimmy Barnes, Last Chance Cafe) & Tana Douglas, who flew ...
GOAT Interview — Tana Douglas
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Interview with Sound Girls — Tana Douglas
Tana Douglas is known as the first woman roadie and got her start working Production in 1973 when Philippe Petit rigged a steel cable between the towers at the northern entrance to the Sydney Harbor Bridge.
Contact — Tana Douglas
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Foreign Press - Tana Douglas
Drugs, sexism and a proposition from George Harrison: memories from the world’s first female roadie: Tana Douglas reveals what the ‘Wild West’ of rock ‘n’ roll was really like
Blog — Tana Douglas
It all started with a phone call from a stranger on the other side of the world asking me, “Are you Tana Douglas?” This question of late usually ended with the other person declaring that they were some long lost sibling from my early childhood.