The Wrecking Crew (41 page)

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Washington Post,
July 3, 1994.

Boucher, Geoff. “‘MacArthur Park' Jimmy Webb.”
Los Angeles Times,
June 10, 2007.

Carlton, Jim. “Studio Savant.”
Fretboard Journal,
Summer 2007.

Chircop, David. “The Last Days of the Elks Lodge.”
Everett Daily Herald
, November 25, 2007.

Cogan, Jim. “Bill Putnam.”
Mix
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Crisafulli, Chuck. “Endless Strummers: The Studio Heavyweights Behind the Beach Boys Sound.”
Guitar Player
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Duersten, Matthew. “The Lady at the Bottom of the Groove.”
LA Weekly
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Eden, Dawn. “The Mike Deasy Story.”
Mojo
, August 2001 (unpublished).

Elder, Bud. “So, Let's Get Started … Gonna Make You Feel Good.”
Distinctly Oklahoma
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Evans, Rush. “The Making of ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water.'”
Goldmine
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Fox, Margalit. “Betty Friedan, Who Ignited Cause in ‘Feminine Mystique,' Dies at 85.”
New York Times
, February 5, 2006.

Francis, Devon, and Frank Rowesome, Jr. “Chrysler Lifts Hood on Most Powerful Car Engine.”
Popular Science
, March 1951.

Fricke, David. “Leon Russell: The Master of Space and Time Returns.”
Rolling Stone,
November 11, 2010.

Head, Tim. “The Ol' ‘Gee-tar' Comes Back.”
Long Beach Press Telegram,
1958.

“Henry Busse, Band Leader Dies; Wrote Song Hit, ‘Hot Lips.'”
Chicago Daily Tribune
, April 24, 1955.

“Henry Busse Estate Left to Widow,”
Los Angeles Times
, May 13, 1955.

Hevesi, Dennis. “Gene Chenault, Who Changed Rock Radio, Dies at 90.”
New York Times
, March 4, 2010.

Hopper, Jessica. “Ace of Bass: Carol Kaye.”
LA Weekly
, February 18, 2010.

Hunter, Graham. “Arkansas to Hollywood to Phoenix.”
The Beat
, June 2005.

Johnson, Pete. “Grammy Awards Bestowed.”
Los Angeles Times
, March 2, 1968.

Kienzle, Rich. “Hired Gun.”
Fretboard Journal
, Winter 2008.

“Making of a Hit Record, The.”
CNN.com
, February 20, 2003.

Manno, Joe. “Joe Osborn: A Few Hundred Hits.”
Vintage Guitar,
July 19, 2006.

Moseley, Willie G. “Carol Kaye: Think Extensive.”
Vintage Guitar,
May 16, 2001.

“Music: Crow Jim.”
Time
, October 19, 1962.

“100 Greatest Guitar Solos.”
Guitar World,
October 21, 2008.

Perrone, Pierre. “Obituary: Lou Chudd.”
The Independent,
August 3, 1998.

Piorkowski, Jeff. “Jimmy Webb Talks About His Acclaimed Songs and Troubled Life.”
Euclid Sun Journal,
July 10, 2009.

“Programming: The Executioner.”
Time
, August 23, 1968.

Purdy, Kevin. “Remembering Tommy: Family and Friends Remember Niagara Falls' Best ‘Known-But-Unknown' Guitarist.”
Niagara Gazette,
November 2, 2007.

Rasmussen, Cecilia. “Closing of Club Ignited the ‘Sunset Strip Riots.'”
Los Angeles Times
, August 5, 2007.

“Recordings: Hitting Big with Hummables.”
Time,
January 17, 1969.

Rehfeld, Barry. “When the Voices Took Over.”
Rolling Stone
, June 6, 1985.

Reitman, Valerie, and Mitchell Landsberg. “Watts Riots, 40 Years Later.”
LATimes.com
, August 11, 2005.

“Rock 'n' Roll: Message Time.”
Time
, September 17, 1965.

Schneider, Jason. “Nashville Guitar Legend Fred Carter Jr. Dies at 76.”
Exclaim!
July 22, 2010.

Segal, David. “Return of the Hit Man.”
Washington Post
, December 20, 2004.

Severo, Richard. “Mitch Miller, Maestro of the Singalong, Dies at 99.”
New York Times
, August 2, 2010.

Sisario, Ben. “Don Kirshner, Shaper of Hit Records, Dies at 76.”
New York Times
, January 18, 2011.

_____
. “Pierre Cossette, Who Brought Grammys to TV, Dies at 85.”
Los Angeles Times
, September 13, 2009.

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Sutheim, Peter. “An Afternoon With: Bill Putnam.”
Journal of the Audio Engineering Society
37, no. 9 (September 1989).

Taubman, Howard. “Hair and the 20's: Pert Musical on Lafayette Street Recalls Another Era's Off-Broadway Revues.”
New York Times
, November 14, 1967.

Thorn, Steve. “A Conversation with Jimmy Webb.”
San Diego Troubadour
, February 2008 (online edition).

“Troubled Beach Boys Genius Finds Renewed Joy.”
CNN.com
, August 26, 2008.

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The Independent,
August 20, 1994.

Weiner, Matthew. “This Is Where I Came In: The Song Cycles of Jimmy Webb.”
Stylus,
February 28, 2005.

“What Goes On!: Smells like Teen Spirit.”
Mojo
, December 2002.

“Xavier Cugat, ‘Rumba King' In 1930s, '40s; Band Leader Also Was Violin Prodigy.”
Washington Post
, October 28, 1990.

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OTHER

Audio outtakes (mp3), “Help Me, Rhonda” session, Western Recorders, January 8, 1965.

“Be My Baby” AFM session date contract (July 5, 1963).

“Beat Goes On, The” AFM session date contract (December 13, 1966).

“Bridge Over Troubled Water” AFM session date contracts (August 1, 1969, August 6, 1969, August 7, 1969, August 13, 1969, August 14, 1969, and August 21, 1969).

“By the Time I Get to Phoenix” session date contract (August 17, 1967).

“California Dreamin'” AFM session date contract (November 4, 1965).

Chrysler print advertisement, 1956 (from unknown magazine).

“Classical Gas” AFM session date contract (November 14, 1967).

Commentary by Sonny Bono, Larry Levine, and Nino Tempo from DVD documentary
Da Doo Ron Ron: The Story of Phil Spector
(Charly Films, 2009).

“God Only Knows” AFM session date contract (March 10, 1966).

“Good Vibrations” AFM session date contracts (1966: February 17, April 9, May 4, May 25, May 27, and June 16).

“Hey, Little Cobra” AFM session date contract (October 16, 1963).

“I Got You Babe” AFM session date contract (June 7, 1965).

Interviews from the CD box set
The Pet Sounds Sessions
, by the Beach Boys (Capitol Records, 1997).

“Let's Go” AFM session date contract (April 13, 1962).

“Limbo Rock” AFM session date contract (November 16, 1961).

Liner notes from CD
A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector,
by Phil Spector (Legacy Recordings, 2009).

Liner notes from CD
Terry Melcher
, by Terry Melcher (Collector's Choice, 2005).

“Little Old Lady (from Pasadena)” AFM session date contract (March 21, 1964).

“Love Will Keep Us Together” AFM session date contract (January 25, 1975).

“MacArthur Park” AFM session date contract (December 21, 1968).

“Midnight Confessions” AFM session date contract (May 14, 1968).

“Mr. Tambourine Man” AFM session date contract (January 20, 1965).

“Mrs. Robinson” AFM session date contracts (February 1, 1968, and February 2, 1968).

“Out of Limits” AFM session date contract (September 18, 1963).

Phil Spector AFM session date contract (December 7, 1992).

“River Deep, Mountain High” AFM session date contract (March 7, 1966).

“Sloop John B” AFM session date contract (July 12, 1965).

“Strangers in the Night” AFM session date contract (April 11, 1966).

T.A.M.I. Show, The,
Collector's Edition DVD (Shout! Factory, 2010).

“Taste of Honey, A” AFM session date contract (March 10, 1965).

“These Boots Are Made for Walkin'” AFM session date contract (November 19, 1965).

“(They Long to Be) Close to You” AFM session date contract (March 24, 1970).

“Up, Up and Away” AFM session date contract (February 22, 1967).

“Wichita Lineman” AFM session date contract (May 27, 1968).

“Woman, Woman” AFM session date contract (August 16, 1967).

Index

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ABC Television

Adams, Joe

Adlam, Basil “Buzz”

Adler, Lou

AFM (American Federation of Musicians)

enforcement of regulations

musician pay scale

Alexander, J. W.

Allman, Duane

All Things Must Pass
(Harrison)

Alpert, Herb

Altfeld, Donald

American Bandstand

A&M Studios

Arwin Records

Association

A-Team

Axelrod, David

“Baby Don't Go”

“Baby Talk”

Barnum, H. B.

Barri, Steve

Barry, Jeff

Beach Boys

Beach Boys Party!

competition with Beatles

Glen Campbell with

“Help Me, Rhonda”

hit songs

innocence

Pet Sounds

in T.A.M.I. Show

“Wouldn't It Be Nice”

“Beat Goes On, The”

Beatles

British Invasion

competition with Beach Boys

Hard Day's Night, A
(movie)

Let It Be

new rock style

Rubber Soul

Bement, Dwight

“Be My Baby”

Bennett, Richard

Benno, Marc

Berghofer, Chuck

Berry, Jan.
See also
Jan and Dean