The Beatles, popular music and society
Subtitle: a thousand voices
By: edited by Ian Inglis.
Contributors: Inglis, Ian, 1948-
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 211
Subjects: Beatles.; Rock musicians -- England -- Biography.; Rock music -- 1961-1970 -- Analysis, appreciation.; Music -- Social aspects.
Genres: Biography.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Men of ideas?: popular music, anti-intellectualism and the Beatles / Ian Inglis; title: Coming out of the rhetoric of 'Merseybeat': conversations with Joe Flannery / Mike Brocken; title: The Beatles and the spectacle of youth / John Muncie; title: Lennon-McCartney and the early British invasion, 1964-66 / Jon Fitzgerald; title: From me to you: austerity to profligacy in the language of the Beatles / Guy Cook and Neil Mercer; title: The postmodern White Album / Ed Whitley; title: You can't do that: the Beatles, artistic freedom and censorship / Martin Cloonan; title: Tell me what you see: the influence and impact of the Beatles' movies / Bob Neaverson; title: The celebrity legacy of the Beatles / P. David Marshall; title: Refab four: Beatles for sale in the age of music video / Gary Burns; title: 'Sitting in an English garden': comparing representations of Britishness in the songs of the Beatles and 1990s Britpop groups / Andy Bennett.