Publisher's Synopsis
Maggie Ingram was one of the greatest gospel quartet singers America has ever known.
In Singing Ain't Enough, Maggie's granddaughter pulls back the curtain and details the remarkable life of the woman who achieved success in a competitive, male-dominated field while also raising five children as a single mother.
Born in 1930, Maggie experienced her fair share of sexism, racism, and disappointment; however, she found a way to maneuver through obstacle after obstacle with her children in tow.
For more than five decades, Maggie touched the hearts and souls of her audience, redefined the role of women in her industry, and lived out her passion for helping people.
A must read for anyone pursuing a dream, Singing Ain't Enough chronicles the complex and fascinating trek of the female entrepreneur and, more importantly, shows how the journey to the top is just as important as the destination.
