The Rolling stone illustrated history of rock & roll : the definitive history of the most important artists and their music /
The ultimate illustrated history of rock & roll-comprehensive, authoritative, and fully updated with coverage of the most important new sounds and artists of the 1980s and '90s.
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| Other Authors / Creators: | DeCurtis, Anthony. Henke, James. George-Warren, Holly. |
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Edition: | Third edition. |
| Imprint: | New York : Random House, [1992] |
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| Online Access: | Publisher description |
| Other uniform title: | Rolling stone (San Francisco, Calif.) |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Anthony DeCurtis
- Rock begins / Robert Palmer
- Rhythm & gospel / Barry Hansen
- Elvis Presley / Peter Guralnick
- The sound of New Orleans / Langdon Winner
- Fats Domino / Peter Guralnick
- Little Richard / Langdon Winner
- Chuck Berry / Robert Christgau
- Rockabilly / Peter Guralnick
- Jerry Lee Lewis / Jim Miller
- The Everly Brothers / Kit Rachlis
- Buddy Holly / Jonathan Cott
- Doo-wop / Barry Hansen
- The rise of Top Forty AM / John Morthland
- The teen idols / Greg Shaw
- Rockfilm, rollfilm / Carrie Rickey
- The payola scandal / John Morthland
- The instrumental groups / Greg Shaw
- Ray Charles / Peter Guralnick
- Sam Cooke / Joe McEwen
- Jackie Wilson / Joe McEwen
- Brill Building Pop / Greg Shaw.
- Roy Orbison / Ken Emerson
- Italo-American Rock / Ed Ward
- James Brown / Robert Palmer
- The sound of Chicago / Joe McEwen
- Phil Spector / Nik Cohn
- The girl groups / Greil Marcus
- The Beach Boys / Jim Miller
- The British Invasion / Lester Bangs
- The Beatles / Greil Marcus
- The solo Beatles / Allan Kozinn
- The Rolling Stones / Robert Christgau
- The sound of Texas / Ed Ward
- Soul / Peter Guralnick
- The sound of Memphis / Robert Palmer
- Otis Redding / Jon Landau
- Motown / Joe McEwen and Jim Miller
- Stevie Wonder / John Rockwell
- Bob Dylan / Alan Light
- The Byrds / Bud Scoppa
- Folk Rock / Paul Nelson
- Paul Simon / Stephen Holden
- Neil Young / Don McLeese
- Aretha Franklin / Russell Gersten
- B.B. King / Peter Guralnick.
- The Blues revival / Ed Ward
- The Velvet Underground / David Fricke
- Protopunk: the garage bands / Lester Bangs
- The sound of San Francisco / Charles Perry
- The Grateful Dead / Parke Puterbaugh
- The Jefferson Airplane / Charles Perry
- Janis Joplin / Ellen Willis
- The Doors / Lester Bangs
- The Kinks / Ken Emerson
- The Who / Dave Marsh
- Eric Clapton / Dave Marsh
- Jimi Hendrix / John Morthland
- Britain: the second wave / Ken Emerson
- The Band / Ed Ward
- Sly and the Family Stone / Dave Marsh
- Van Morrison / Greil Marcus
- Creedence Clearwater Revival / Ellen Willis
- Bubblegum / Lester Bangs
- Led Zeppelin / Jim Miller
- Heavy Metal / Lester Bangs
- The Metal explosion / Chuck Eddy
- Rock festivals / John Morthland.
- The evolution of the singer-songwriter / Stephen Holden
- The emergence of Art Rock / John Rockwell
- Jazz Rock / Robert Palmer
- Southern Rock / Joe Nick Patoski
- Al Green / Robert Christgau
- The sound of Philadelphia / Jim Miller
- Funk / Joe McEwen
- Elton John / Robert Christgau
- David Bowie / Tom Carson
- The sound of Southern California / John Rockwell
- The sound of New York City / John Rockwell
- Disco / Tom Smucker
- Alternative scenes: America / Ken Tucker
- Alternative scenes: Britain / Ken Tucker
- Reggae / Ed Ward
- Anarchy in the U.K. / Greil Marcus
- Women in Revolt / Holly George-Warren
- Bruce Springsteen / Anthony DeCurtis
- Prince / Paul Evans
- U2 / Bill Flanagan.
- MTV: the revolution will be televised / Jim Farber
- Michael Jackson / John Swenson
- Madonna / J.D. Considine
- The global beat / Daisann McLane
- Up from underground / Tom Sinclair
- Rap and Soul: from the Eighties onward / Alan Light.