Bookshelf quiz

[Trussell]

Just stuck on one -
"Whose autobiography was called 'Good Vibrations'? 6,7, letters.
I thought Jacqueline Gold (Ann Summers)'s autobiography was called this, but neither of her names fits the number of letters.

Any help would be appreciated.

[mahonia]

Evelyn Glennie

[Tenter]

Alan Parsons also wrote Good Vibrations

[Trussell]

Thank you very much indeed. I think Evelyn Glennie is probably correct as the number of letters fit.

Thanks again

[incognito]

I don't inderstand why, when folks have access to the internet -as they obviously do if they if they use answerbank -, they don't try "googling" themselves first.
Out of interest ,I searched on "good, vibrations, autobiography" and the first hit was the answer mahonia gives

[Trussell]

Thank you for that suggestion, incognito. Funnily enough, I had that very idea. I, too, googled Good Vibrations and got only Jacqueline Gold/Ann Summers as an answer. I have just googled the same thing, this very minute, adding autobiography in case I omitted this word the first time.
I have ONLY got Jacqueline Gold/Ann Summers AGAIN. This does not fit the letters. Now, can you tell me why, please?
Yearning to know why your google is different to mine.

[granny grump]

Hi Trussle - would you be able to help with the children's author who said she had never heard of Enid Blyton - it's my last one. Rowling fits but I've never heard her referred to by just one name.

Many thanks in advance

[Trussell]

I'll give you a very big clue - which very well known female is known by one name only. Been in the news recently. Better known for performing rather than for writing.

Still stuck? Really? The 7th letter is a

[granny grump]

Thank you Trussell. The first clue did the trick , but the second one just confirmed it. Have you finished now?

Glad to help if not x

Sorry just noticed that Evelyn Glennie was your last one