Apathy for the Devil (48 page)

Curtis, Ian

Damned, the

Daneski, Rob

Davis, Billie

Davis, Miles

De Quincey, Thomas
Confessions of an English Opium-Eater

Debussy, Claude

Defries, Tony

Demoriane, Hermine

Dettmar, Del

Devoto, Howard

Dikmik

Dire Straits

disco

Dr. Feelgood ‘I’m a Hog for You Baby’

Dolenz, Micky

Doors

Doyle, Roddy:
The Commitments

Drake, Nick ‘At the Chime of the City Clock’
Bryter Layter

Dury, Ian, and the Blockheads
New Boots and Panties!!

Dylan, Bob
Blood on the Tracks
and Bolan divorce and depression electric tour of Britain (1966) at Isle of Wight festival (1970) religious conversion
Renaldo and Clara
‘Señor’
Slow Train Coming
Street-Legal
world tour (1978)

Eagles, the
Hotel California

Edmonds, Ben

Ekland, Brit

Electric Light Orchestra

Elektra (record label)

Ellar, James

Engin

English Discotheque

Eno, Brian
Here Come the Warm Jets
Taking Tiger Mountain

Erickson, Roky, and Bleib Alien: ‘Two Headed Dog’

Erskine, Pete

Estrada, Roy

Ezrin, Bob

Faces, the

Fairport Convention

Faithfull, Marianne

Fall, the

Fallon, B. P.

Famous Flames

Farren, Mick

Felt Forum

Ferry, Bryan

Flamin’ Groovies

Fleetwood Mac

Fox, James

Franklin, Aretha

Free

Freeman, Alan

Frenchies

Frendz
magazine

Frey, Glenn

Funk Brothers, the

Fury, Billy

Garcia, Jerry

Gardiner, Ricky

Gaye, Marvin ‘I Want You’ ‘Trouble Man’ ‘What’s Going On’

Geffen, David

Gibb, Maurice

Gilmour, Dave

glam rock

Glitter, Gary

Good, Joanne

Good, Nigel

Gordy, Berry

Graham, Bill
Bill Graham Presents

Grand Funk Railroad

Granny Takes a Trip

Grant, Peter

Grateful Dead ‘Dark Star’

Grech, Rick

Green, Al
The Belle Album
‘Call Me’

Green, Jonathan:
Days in the Life

Green, Peter

Greenfield, Robert

Greer, Germaine

Grundy, Bill

Hannett, Martin

Harlech TV

Harper, Roy

Harris, Emmylou

Harris, Jet

Harry, Bill

Hawkwind

Headington, Christopher:
A History of Western Music

Heartbreakers

Hell, Richard (Meyers)

Hendrix, Jimi

Hinton, Mick

Hitler, Adolf

Holder, Noddy

Hollywood

Hooker, John Lee

Hunter, Ian

Hunter, Meredith

Hutchinson, Roger

Hynde, Chrissie as
NME
contributor and Pretenders relationship with Kent

Iggy Pop alter ego appearance change in personality Cobo Hall concert (1973) comeback as solo artist (1977) concert at King’s Cross Cinema (Scala) (1972) and drugs genitalia and exposing of in Hollywood
The Idiot
(with Bowie) incarcerated in mental hospital interview with Clark Kent’s first encounter with
Lust for Life
(with Bowie) musical collaboration and relationship with Bowie musical inactivity and frustration at popularity with women poverty-stricken relationship with Kent stage performance world tour (1977)
see also
Stooges, the

Isle of Wight Festival: (1969) (1970)

Islington, Charlie

Jackson

Jagger, Bianca

Jagger, Mick

Jakeman, Andrew
see
Riviera, Jake

James, Brian

James, Tony

Jarman, Derek

Jenner, Peter

Jethro Tull

Jobson, Eddie

Johansen, David

John, Elton

Johns, Andy

Johnson, Wilko

Jones, Brian

Jones, Gloria

Jones, John Paul

Jones, Mick

Jones, Steve

Joplin, Janis

Joy Division

Joyce, James:
Ulysses

Karoli, Michael

Kellie, Mike

Kenny’s Castaways (Manhattan)

Kent, James (son)

Kent, Nick: beaten up at Sex Pistols concert at 100 Club books read coming off drugs
The Dark Stuff
and death of father decline in writing talent drugs and heroin addiction education employed by
NME
employed by
The Face
encounter with Richards girlfriends heroin overdose and near death homelessness and crash pads joins Sex Pistols knife attack at King’s Cross (1977) lives in Paris marriage and fatherhood methadone prescribed music editor of
Frendz
magazine musical career and formation of own band (Subterraneans) parental background pneumonia relationship with Chrissie Hynde relationship with Hermine Demoriane relationship with McLaren return of writing talent sacking from Sex Pistols by McLaren sackings from
NME
songwriting spiritual experience student at Bedford College and jobs taken as subject of songs threatened by Bee Gees verbally abused by Marley victimisation and assaults on victimisation and slandering of by Sex Pistols writing method and style

Kerouac, Jack
On the Road

Kidd, Johnny

Kilburn and the High Roads

Kilmister, Lemmy

King Crimson

King, Jonathan

King, Simon

Klein, Allen

Kossoff, Paul

Kramer, Barry

Krell, Gene

Lane, Ronnie

Larkin, Philip

Led Zeppelin American tour (1977) Bonham’s drinking and behaviour Cardiff concert (1972) and death of Bonham and drugs groupie hysteria surrounding
In Through the Out Door
interview with ‘Kashmir’ Knebworth shows (1979) Led Zep IV, 377; Los Angeles tour (1975) meeting with Presley Oakland incident
Physical Graffiti
popularity in America recruitment of Bindon into security staff regrouping after death of Plant’s son relationship between members road crew Scotland tour (1973)
The Song Remains the Same
see also
individual members

Lee, Alvin

Lennon, John ‘Come Together’ ‘I Am the Walrus’ ‘Instant Karma’ Jesus complex murder (1980)
Plastic Ono Band
rearing infant son relationship with Ono
‘Whatever Gets You Thru the Night’

Lennon, Sean

Lenoir, J. P.

Leon, Craig

Let It Rock (shop) (later Seditionaries)

Levene, Keith

Lewis, Alan

Lewis, Grover

Lewis, Jerry Lee

Lewisohn, Mark:
Beatles: Recording Sessions

Leyton, John

Liberace

Little Feat ‘Long Distance Love’

Little Richard

Logan, Andrew

Logan, Nick

Love, Courtney

Lowe, Nick

Lucifer Rising
(film)

Lydon, John

Lynn, Vera

McCartney, Linda

McCartney, Paul

MacDonald, Ian

MacGowan, Shane

McLagan, Ian:
All the Rage

McLaren, Malcolm and beating up of Kent at 100 club clothes shop effect of fame on and Fury and Grant hatred of sixties and Hell as manager of Sex Pistols and ‘Masters of the Backside’ project and New York Dolls recruitment of thugs relationship with Lydon and Rhodes sacking of Kent from Sex Pistols slandering of Kent

MacManus, Declan
see
Costello, Elvis

Magic Band

Magic Michael

Mainman

Manchester

Mangrove restaurant

Manhattan

Manson, Charles

Margaret, Princess

Marley, Bob

Marsh, Dave

Martin, George

Martyn, John: ‘Glistening Glyndebourne’

Matlock, Glen

Matzorkis, Jim

Max’s Kansas City (Manhattan)

May, John

Mayall, John

MC5
Kick Out the Jams
‘Thunder Express’

Mellor, John
see
Strummer, Joe

Meyers, Richard
see
Hell, Richard

Michigan

Miller, Chris

Miller, Jimmy

Milton, John:
Paradise Lost

Mitchell, Joni
Hejira
The Hissing of Summer Lawns

Modern Lovers ‘Roadrunner’/’Pablo Picasso’

Moon, Keith

Morley, Paul

Morrison, Jim

Morrison, Van:
Veedon Fleece

Morrissey, Steven

Mothers of Invention: ‘Directly from My Heart to You’

Motown

Mott the Hoople: ‘All the Young Dudes’

Move

MTV

Murica, Billy

Murray, Charles Shaar

Musicland

Musto, Chris

Neu

Neville, Richard

New Musical Express
see
NME

new wave

New York Dolls ‘Bad Girl’

New York scene

Newman, Randy ‘Guilty’
Little Criminals

Nice

Nico

Nightingale, Warwick

Nilsson, Harry

NME
(
New Musical Express
) BBC documentary on (1974) changes (1974) changes (1997) changes under Spencer Chrissie Hynde as contributor competitive atmosphere at decline early history low morale (1975) recruitment of Kent sackings of Kent and reinstatement strike (1974)

Nolan, Jerry

Nolan, Tom

Nugent, Ted

Nyro, Laura ‘The Bells’

Oakland Hells Angels

O’Jays: ‘I Love Music’

Oldham, Andrew Loog

One Stop Records

100 Club

101’ers

O’Neal, Ryan

Ono, Yoko

O’Rahilly, Ronan

Oscars

Osmond, Donnie

Page, Jimmy

Pallenberg, Anita

Parker, Charlie

Parnes, Larry

Parsons, Gram
Grievous Angel

Parsons, Tony

Paton, Tam

Peebles, Ann: ‘I Can’t Stand the Rain’

Peel, John

Perkins, Wayne

Perrett, Peter

Perry, John

Pickett, Wilson

Pink Floyd ‘Comfortably Numb’
The Dark Side of the Moon

Plant, Robert

Plumpton Jazz and Blues Festival (1969)

Polanski, Roman

Police

Powell, Aubrey

Presley, Elvis death

Presley, Vernon

Pretenders ‘Kid’

Pretty Things

Prince

prog rock

pub rock

Public Image

punk rock

Pursey, Jimmy

Quatro, Suzi

Queen: ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’

Quicksilver Messenger Service

Radio Luxembourg

Rainbow Theatre (Finsbury Park)

Rambali, Paul

Ramone, Dee Dee

Ramones, the ‘Blitzkrieg Bop’

Reading Jazz and Blues Festival (1968)

Reed, Lou
Transformer

reggae

Rhodes, Bernie

Richard, Cliff

Richards, Keith arrests dislike of Bolan dislike of glam rock drugs and heroin addiction relationship with Jagger stage performance ‘vomit stains on jacket’ story

Richardson, Scott

Riviera, Jake (Andrew Jakeman)

Robertson, Brian
see
James, Brian

Robertson, Robbie

rock

Roddick, Chris

Rodgers, Paul

Rolling Stones, the Altamont Speedway concert (1969) court appearance departure of Taylor deterioration of Richards and drugs early gig (1964) European tour (1973)
Exile on Main St.
gig at Sophia Gardens (Cardiff) (1964)
Gimme Shelter
interviews with
It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll
Jerry Lee Lewis’s criticism of ‘Let It Rock’
Love You Live
meeting of relationship
between Richards and Jagger
Some Girls
Sticky Fingers
touring entourage unravelling of ‘Ventilator Blues’
see also
individual members

Ronson, Mick

Ross, Diana

Rotten, Johnny
see
Lydon, John

Roundhouse (Camden Town)

Roxy (Hollywood)

Roxy (London)

Roxy Music ‘Casanova’
For Your Pleasure
‘Mother of Pearl’

Rudge, Peter

Rundgren, Todd ‘Love of the Common Man’

Rushdie, Salman

Sales, Hunt

Sales, Tony

Sanchez, Tony

Schilling, Jerry

Schwab, Corinne

Scully, Rock