Beatles vs. Stones (55 page)

Cohl, Michael,
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n
–80
n

Coleman, Ray,
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,
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–100,
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,
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,
245
n

“Come On,”
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,
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,
70

Conspiracy,
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Cooke, Sam,
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,
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,
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Cooper, Michael,
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,
176
,
182
,
266
n

counterculture movement,
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,
153
,
170
,
175
,
176
–85,
190
–92

Beatles embraced by,
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–55,
157
–58

Beatles’ political passivity criticized in,
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,
186
–88,
189
,
271
n

death of,
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,
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“flower-power,” psychedelic era in,
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–70,
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,
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,
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–75,
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,
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police violence against activists in,
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–77,
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–82,
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n

“Revolution” backlash in,
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–81,
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,
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Stones denounced in,
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,
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–90,
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–92

Stones viewed as radical folk heroes in,
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,
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–59,
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–67,
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,
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–80,
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–84,
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–88,
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see also
underground press

Crane, Les,
124
–25

Crawdaddy Club,
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,
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–48,
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,
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,
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,
61
,
62
,
111
,
246
n

Crowe, Cameron,
227

Daily Express
(London),
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,
100

Daily Mail
(London),
84

Daily Mirror
(London),
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,
114
–15,
121
,
130
,
194
,
246
n

Daily Sketch
(London),
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–4,
121

Daily Telegraph
(London),
100

Datebook,
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Dave Clark Five,
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–97,
98
,
123

David Hunt Band,
45

Davies, Hunter,
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,
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n

Davies, Thomas,
163

Davis, Stephen,
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,
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,
249
n

“Day in the Life, A,”
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,
269
n

Decca,
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,
66
,
78
,
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,
250
n

Beatles rejected by,
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,
60
,
63

Stones’ record contract with,
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–64,
195
–96,
199

Democratic National Convention (1968),
181
,
270
n,
273
n

DeRogatis, Jim,
176

Detroit Olympia,
129

diatonic harmonica (harp),
55
,
56
,
248
n
–49
n

Diddley, Bo,
25
,
36
,
47
,
83
,
101
,
266
n

Diggers,
158
–59,
183

DiLello, Richard,
206

Dirty Mac,
203

Disc,
8
,
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,
142

Disc and Music Echo,
207
,
276
n

Disraeli, Benjamin,
11

Dixon, Willie,
96
,
109
,
125
,
128

Doggett, Dave,
187

Doggett, Peter,
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,
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n,
279
n

Donovan,
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,
172

Downliners Sect,
147

“Drive My Car,”
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–37,
263
n

Dylan, Bob,
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,
138
,
230
,
264
n

Beatles’ first meeting with,
49
–50

Eamonn Andrews Show,
160

Eastman, John,
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Eastman, Lee,
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–13

Eastman family,
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–12,
277
n

Easton, Eric,
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,
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,
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,
63
,
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,
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,
126
,
236
n,
243
n,
246
n

Edsel Records,
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n

Ed Sullivan Show, The,
36
,
103
,
110
,
118
,
125
,
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Eigen, Jack,
128
–29

Elizabeth II, Queen of England,
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,
187

EMI,
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,
60
,
63
,
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,
94
,
196
,
197
,
204
,
211
,
212
,
256
n

Empress Ballroom,
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England,
121

class system in,
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,
11
,
38
,
82
,
93

North vs. South rivalry in,
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,
9
,
11
–12,
35
,
43
,
52
,
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R&B music hard to find in,
101
–2

England’s Newest Hit Makers,
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,
103
,
124
,
240
n

Epstein, Brian,
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,
26
–31,
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,
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–40,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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–95,
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,
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n
–42
n,
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n,
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n
–47
n,
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n

background of,
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–27

Beatles championed by,
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–29

Beatles discovered by,
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,
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–28

Beatles image cleaned up by,
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–31,
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,
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n,
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n

death of,
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,
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–94,
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,
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homosexuality of,
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,
28

NEMS record department run by,
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,
28

NME
concert dilemma and,
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,
145