The Beatles in Context
Herausgeber: Womack, Kenneth
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Provides a guide to the contexts of The Beatles' unparalleled cultural achievements, from their early performances to cultural legacy. Wide-ranging chapters are devoted to the many and varied influences on their lives and works and demonstrate the profound and enduring nature of the band's relationship with people, place, media and politics.
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Provides a guide to the contexts of The Beatles' unparalleled cultural achievements, from their early performances to cultural legacy. Wide-ranging chapters are devoted to the many and varied influences on their lives and works and demonstrate the profound and enduring nature of the band's relationship with people, place, media and politics.
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- Composers in Context
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 371
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Dezember 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 538g
- ISBN-13: 9781108409520
- ISBN-10: 1108409520
- Artikelnr.: 62542793
- Composers in Context
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 371
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Dezember 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 538g
- ISBN-13: 9781108409520
- ISBN-10: 1108409520
- Artikelnr.: 62542793
Part I. Beatle People and Beatle Places: 1. Britain at mid-century and the
rise of The Beatles Jude Southerland Kessler; 2. The Beatles in Liverpool
David Bedford; 3. The Beatles on the Reeperbahn Spencer Leigh; 4. Brian
Epstein, Beatlemania's architect Kenneth Womack; 5. Love, love, love:
tracing the contours of Tthe Beatles' inner circle Kenneth L. Campbell;
Part II. The Beatles in Performance: 6. The love there that's sleeping:
guitars of the early Beatles Walter Everett; 7. From dance hall days to
stadium tours Chuck Gunderson; 8. Beatlemania! Melissa Davis; 9. The end of
the road David Venturo; Part III. The Beatles on TV, Film, and the
Internet: 10. From Juke-Box Jury to The Ed Sullivan Show Al Sussman; 11.
Projecting the visuality of The Beatles: 'A Hard Day's Night' and 'Help!'
David Melbye; 12. Beatletoons: moxie, music, and the media Mitchell
Axelrod; 13. Documentary, rockumentary: 'Let It Be' and the rooftop concert
Steve Matteo; 14. The Beatles redux: the Anthology series and the video age
Walter J. Podrazik; 15. Pop goes the internet Allison J. Boron; Part IV.
The Beatles' Sound: 16. Abbey Road Studios Brian Southall; 17. Producing
sound pictures with Sir George Martin Kenneth Womack; 18. Rock and Roll
music!: The Beatles and the rise of the Merseybeat Anthony Robustelli; 19.
Positively Bob Dylan: The Beatles and the folk movement Kit O'Toole; 20.
Listen to the colour of your dreams: The Beatles Writ Psychedelic Jason
Kruppa; 21. Getting back Robert Rodriguez; 22. On the record!:
(Dis)covering The Beatles Jerry Zolten; Part V. The Beatles as
Sociocultural and Political Touchstones: 23. The Beatles, fashion, and
cultural iconography Katie Kapurch; 24. The rise of celebrity culture and
fanship with The Beatles in the 1960s Jeffrey Roessner; 25. Psychedelia,
'swinging London,' and the Summer of Love Kathryn Cox; 26. Leaving the West
behind: The Beatles and India Steve Hamelman; Part VI. The Beatles'
Critical Reception and Cultural Legacy: 27. Phantom band: The Beatles after
the Beatles Jacqueline Edmondson; 28. The Beatles, Apple, and the business
of music publishing Stuart Rosenberg; 29. Rebooting Beatlemania in the
digital age Joe Rapolla; 30. The Beatles in the new millennium Michael
Frontani.
rise of The Beatles Jude Southerland Kessler; 2. The Beatles in Liverpool
David Bedford; 3. The Beatles on the Reeperbahn Spencer Leigh; 4. Brian
Epstein, Beatlemania's architect Kenneth Womack; 5. Love, love, love:
tracing the contours of Tthe Beatles' inner circle Kenneth L. Campbell;
Part II. The Beatles in Performance: 6. The love there that's sleeping:
guitars of the early Beatles Walter Everett; 7. From dance hall days to
stadium tours Chuck Gunderson; 8. Beatlemania! Melissa Davis; 9. The end of
the road David Venturo; Part III. The Beatles on TV, Film, and the
Internet: 10. From Juke-Box Jury to The Ed Sullivan Show Al Sussman; 11.
Projecting the visuality of The Beatles: 'A Hard Day's Night' and 'Help!'
David Melbye; 12. Beatletoons: moxie, music, and the media Mitchell
Axelrod; 13. Documentary, rockumentary: 'Let It Be' and the rooftop concert
Steve Matteo; 14. The Beatles redux: the Anthology series and the video age
Walter J. Podrazik; 15. Pop goes the internet Allison J. Boron; Part IV.
The Beatles' Sound: 16. Abbey Road Studios Brian Southall; 17. Producing
sound pictures with Sir George Martin Kenneth Womack; 18. Rock and Roll
music!: The Beatles and the rise of the Merseybeat Anthony Robustelli; 19.
Positively Bob Dylan: The Beatles and the folk movement Kit O'Toole; 20.
Listen to the colour of your dreams: The Beatles Writ Psychedelic Jason
Kruppa; 21. Getting back Robert Rodriguez; 22. On the record!:
(Dis)covering The Beatles Jerry Zolten; Part V. The Beatles as
Sociocultural and Political Touchstones: 23. The Beatles, fashion, and
cultural iconography Katie Kapurch; 24. The rise of celebrity culture and
fanship with The Beatles in the 1960s Jeffrey Roessner; 25. Psychedelia,
'swinging London,' and the Summer of Love Kathryn Cox; 26. Leaving the West
behind: The Beatles and India Steve Hamelman; Part VI. The Beatles'
Critical Reception and Cultural Legacy: 27. Phantom band: The Beatles after
the Beatles Jacqueline Edmondson; 28. The Beatles, Apple, and the business
of music publishing Stuart Rosenberg; 29. Rebooting Beatlemania in the
digital age Joe Rapolla; 30. The Beatles in the new millennium Michael
Frontani.
Part I. Beatle People and Beatle Places: 1. Britain at mid-century and the
rise of The Beatles Jude Southerland Kessler; 2. The Beatles in Liverpool
David Bedford; 3. The Beatles on the Reeperbahn Spencer Leigh; 4. Brian
Epstein, Beatlemania's architect Kenneth Womack; 5. Love, love, love:
tracing the contours of Tthe Beatles' inner circle Kenneth L. Campbell;
Part II. The Beatles in Performance: 6. The love there that's sleeping:
guitars of the early Beatles Walter Everett; 7. From dance hall days to
stadium tours Chuck Gunderson; 8. Beatlemania! Melissa Davis; 9. The end of
the road David Venturo; Part III. The Beatles on TV, Film, and the
Internet: 10. From Juke-Box Jury to The Ed Sullivan Show Al Sussman; 11.
Projecting the visuality of The Beatles: 'A Hard Day's Night' and 'Help!'
David Melbye; 12. Beatletoons: moxie, music, and the media Mitchell
Axelrod; 13. Documentary, rockumentary: 'Let It Be' and the rooftop concert
Steve Matteo; 14. The Beatles redux: the Anthology series and the video age
Walter J. Podrazik; 15. Pop goes the internet Allison J. Boron; Part IV.
The Beatles' Sound: 16. Abbey Road Studios Brian Southall; 17. Producing
sound pictures with Sir George Martin Kenneth Womack; 18. Rock and Roll
music!: The Beatles and the rise of the Merseybeat Anthony Robustelli; 19.
Positively Bob Dylan: The Beatles and the folk movement Kit O'Toole; 20.
Listen to the colour of your dreams: The Beatles Writ Psychedelic Jason
Kruppa; 21. Getting back Robert Rodriguez; 22. On the record!:
(Dis)covering The Beatles Jerry Zolten; Part V. The Beatles as
Sociocultural and Political Touchstones: 23. The Beatles, fashion, and
cultural iconography Katie Kapurch; 24. The rise of celebrity culture and
fanship with The Beatles in the 1960s Jeffrey Roessner; 25. Psychedelia,
'swinging London,' and the Summer of Love Kathryn Cox; 26. Leaving the West
behind: The Beatles and India Steve Hamelman; Part VI. The Beatles'
Critical Reception and Cultural Legacy: 27. Phantom band: The Beatles after
the Beatles Jacqueline Edmondson; 28. The Beatles, Apple, and the business
of music publishing Stuart Rosenberg; 29. Rebooting Beatlemania in the
digital age Joe Rapolla; 30. The Beatles in the new millennium Michael
Frontani.
rise of The Beatles Jude Southerland Kessler; 2. The Beatles in Liverpool
David Bedford; 3. The Beatles on the Reeperbahn Spencer Leigh; 4. Brian
Epstein, Beatlemania's architect Kenneth Womack; 5. Love, love, love:
tracing the contours of Tthe Beatles' inner circle Kenneth L. Campbell;
Part II. The Beatles in Performance: 6. The love there that's sleeping:
guitars of the early Beatles Walter Everett; 7. From dance hall days to
stadium tours Chuck Gunderson; 8. Beatlemania! Melissa Davis; 9. The end of
the road David Venturo; Part III. The Beatles on TV, Film, and the
Internet: 10. From Juke-Box Jury to The Ed Sullivan Show Al Sussman; 11.
Projecting the visuality of The Beatles: 'A Hard Day's Night' and 'Help!'
David Melbye; 12. Beatletoons: moxie, music, and the media Mitchell
Axelrod; 13. Documentary, rockumentary: 'Let It Be' and the rooftop concert
Steve Matteo; 14. The Beatles redux: the Anthology series and the video age
Walter J. Podrazik; 15. Pop goes the internet Allison J. Boron; Part IV.
The Beatles' Sound: 16. Abbey Road Studios Brian Southall; 17. Producing
sound pictures with Sir George Martin Kenneth Womack; 18. Rock and Roll
music!: The Beatles and the rise of the Merseybeat Anthony Robustelli; 19.
Positively Bob Dylan: The Beatles and the folk movement Kit O'Toole; 20.
Listen to the colour of your dreams: The Beatles Writ Psychedelic Jason
Kruppa; 21. Getting back Robert Rodriguez; 22. On the record!:
(Dis)covering The Beatles Jerry Zolten; Part V. The Beatles as
Sociocultural and Political Touchstones: 23. The Beatles, fashion, and
cultural iconography Katie Kapurch; 24. The rise of celebrity culture and
fanship with The Beatles in the 1960s Jeffrey Roessner; 25. Psychedelia,
'swinging London,' and the Summer of Love Kathryn Cox; 26. Leaving the West
behind: The Beatles and India Steve Hamelman; Part VI. The Beatles'
Critical Reception and Cultural Legacy: 27. Phantom band: The Beatles after
the Beatles Jacqueline Edmondson; 28. The Beatles, Apple, and the business
of music publishing Stuart Rosenberg; 29. Rebooting Beatlemania in the
digital age Joe Rapolla; 30. The Beatles in the new millennium Michael
Frontani.