Publisher's Synopsis
Equal parts showman and artist, hustler and faithful son, trained tenor and fast-talking raconteur, Sam Tenenbaum is--to paraphrase Whitman--large, he contains multitudes. In this inspirational and quintessentially American "song of himself," we see Sam pick himself up by the bootstraps of an awkward childhood in mid-20th Century Birmingham, Alabama, and forge an unlikely path through the roughriding, anything-goes early days of professional wrestling in the American South--all while nurturing his faith and pursuing, on the sly, his rst true love: operatic singing. In the end, we learn what Sam learned early on: how to live large, fear nothing, and never give up on your dreams.
