Chris O’Dell left Tucson in 1967 to begin her life in Los Angeles. Through synchronicity and, perhaps, fate, she met people who propelled her life into the highest echelon of Rock and Roll. She worked for The Beatles in London in the late 60’s at their company Apple. After a stint as a personal assistant to The Rolling Stones in LA, she became the first female Tour Manager, working with many of the most popular artists of the Seventies.
After twenty years in the music business, she became a certified Hypnotherapist and from there earned her Masters degree as a Licensed Professional Counselor in Tucson. For the next twenty years she worked with drug addiction and psychiatric disorders, retiring in 2012. No surprise here! Chris is now settled back in Tucson.
Coyote by Joni Mitchell was played for our music break.
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