About A Girl
Bringing women out from the shadows of music history. Familiar characters, new perspectives.
Teena Marie & Rick James
With a guitar slung over her shoulder, Teena Marie walked into downtown LA and came out with a contract with Motown, where funk master Rick James was enticed to take her under his wing. She was soon shocked to find herself in love with him. But nothing is sweet and simple where Rick James was involved.
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