Rock Music, Authority and Western Culture, 1964-1980

Contents

• Table of Contents
• Preface
•   1. Introduction
• Part One: A New Day Dawning, 1950s–1967
•   2. A New Rebel Yell, the First Half of the Twentieth Century
•   3. Cultural Checkpoints: The United States
• and the United Kingdom Enter the '60s
•   4. Meet the Beatles and the Stones, 1959–1965
•   5. Cultural Checkpoints: The United States, ca. 1965
•   6. The Freaks of ­Haight-Ashbury, 1965–1966
•   7. The Haight's House Band, Acid Rock, and the Hippies, 1965–1967
•   8. Warhol's House Band, 1962–1967
•   9. The Hippie/Freak Lifestyle, ca. 1966
• 10. Modern Mythic Heroes and the Summer of Love, 1966–1967
• 11. Cultural Checkpoints: Vietnam, Political Divisions, and Race, Late 1966–1967
• Part Two: Upheaval, 1966–1980
• 12. Integration, the Elvis Factor, the New Blues, and Tutwiler, 1954–Present
• 13. James Brown and Soul Brothers and Sisters, 1954–1960s
• 14. Cultural Checkpoints: War, Assassinations, and Chaos, ca. 1968
• 15. The Beatles Come Full Circle, 1968–1970
• 16. "Do What Thou Wilt" (or Partying with the Stones!), 1968–Early '70s
• 17. Transitions and Strange Days, End of the '60s
• 18. A Generation Gap, Late '60s–Early '70s
• 19. Cultural Checkpoints: Protests, Imagining a Different World, and a ­Left-Right Divide Solidifies, Mid-'69–Early '70s
• 20A. Prog and Full Arenas (Also, Jesus Freaks), Early '70s
• 20B. A Very Special '70s Cultural Checkpoint: The Sitcom
• 21. Rock Gods, a Possible Alternate Route to Heaven, and Egos, 1969–1979
• 22. The Big Power Pop Stars, 1972–1977
• 23. Rockers, Dancers, Disco, and Disco's Demolition, 1970s–1980
• Conclusion
• Chapter Notes
• Bibliography
• Index