1965: The Most Revolutionary Year in Music (54 page)

Monkees

Montague, Magnificent

Montauk, Paul

Moody Blues

Moon, Keith

Moore, Sam

Moore, Warren “Pete”

Morrissey, Paul

Morrison, Jim

Morrison, Norman

Morrison, Sterling

Morrison, Van

Moscoso, Victor

Most, Mickie

Motown

Moyers, Bill

Muddy Waters

Mugwumps

Muhammad, Elijah

Muldaur, Maria

Murphy, Anne

Myddle Class

Name, Billy

Nashville, Tenn.

Nelson, Willie

Neuwirth, Bobby

Newton, Huey

Nichols, Mike

Nicholson, Jack

Nico

Nitzsche, Jack

Nixon, Richard

Noebel, David A.

Nolen, Jimmy

Noone, Peter

Norman, Philip

Ochs, Phil

Odetta

Odum, Bernard

Oldham, Andrew Loog

Ondine

Ono, Yoko

Ormsby-Gore, David

Owen, Alun

Owens, Bonnie

Owens, Buck

Owens, Frank

Page, Jimmy

Pallenberg, Anita

Palmer, Robert

Parker, Bobby

Parker, Charlie

Parker, Colonel Tom

Parker, Maceo

Parker, Theodore

Parks, Rosa

Patton, Charley

Paturel, Bernard

Paul, Clarence

Paulekas, Vito

Paul Revere and the Raiders

Paxton, Tom

Payne, Leon

Peter, Paul and Mary

Peter and Gordon

Phillips, John

Phillips, Mackenzie

Phillips, Michelle

Phillips, Sam

Pickett, Wilson

Pincus, Gregory “Goody”

Piserchio, Gino

Pleasant, Betty

Polizzotti, Mark

Pop, Iggy

Porter, David

Prater, Dave

Presley, Elvis

Presley, Priscilla

Pretty Things

Price, Alan

Pride, Charley

Prince Buster

Purcell, Henry

Quant, Mary

? and the Mysterians

Ram Dass

Ramones

Rankin, Kenny

Reagan, Ronald

Redding, Otis

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Reeb, Reverend James

Reed, Lou

Rich, Don

Richards, Keith

Righteous Brothers

Riley, John

Rimbaud, Arthur

Ripani, Richard J.

Rising Sons

Rivers, Johnny

Robbins, Marty

Robbins, Paul Jay

Robeson, Paul

Robinson, Claudette

Robinson, Smokey

Rockefeller, Nelson

Rolling Stones

Romney, Mitt

Ronettes

Rooftop Singers

Roosevelt, Eleanor

Roosevelt, Franklin

Rosenquist, James

Ross, Diana

Ross, Scott

Rothchild, Paul

Rotolo, Suze

Rovell, Marilyn

Rubin, Jerry

Ruffin, David

Rumsfeld, Donald

Ruscha, Ed

Russell, Leon

Ryder, Mitch

Sadler, Barry

Safer, Morley

St. Marie, Buffy

Sam and Dave

Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs

Sanders, Ed

Sanders, Farrell “Pharoah”

Sanger, Margaret

Saxon, Sky

Schaffner, Nicholas

Schulz, Charles

Schwartz, Loren

Scorsese, Martin

Scott-Heron, Gil

Seale, Bobby

Sebastian, John

Sedgwick, Edie

Seeds

Seeger, Pete

Seekers

Sellers, Peter

Shankar, Ravi

Shrimpton, Chrissie

Shrimpton, Jean

Simon, Paul

Simon and Garfunkel

Simone, Nina

Sims, Speedo

Sinatra, Frank

Sinatra, Nancy

Sir Douglas Quintet

Skatalites

Sledge, Percy

Slick, Grace

Sloan, P. F.

Softley, Mick

Sonics

Sonny and Cher

Sounds Orchestral

Sovine, Red

Spector, Phil

Spector, Ronnie

Spock, Benjamin

Spokesmen

Springfield, Dusty

Springsteen, Bruce

Stanley, Owsley

Stanton, Frank

Staples, Mavis

Staples, Roebuck “Pops”

Staple Singers

Starr, Ringo

Stax Records

Steinbeck, John

Stewart, Ian

Stewart, Jim

Stills, Stephen

Streisand, Barbra

Strieber, Anne

Stubbs, Levi

Sun Ra

Supremes

Talmy, Shel

Tarplin, Marv

Taylor, Derek

Temptations

Tex, Joe

Them

Thompson, Hunter S.

Thurmond, Strom

Tiegel, Eliot

Toots and the Maytals

Tork, Peter

Tosh, Peter

Townshend, Pete

Tucker, Maureen

Turner, Tina

Turtles

Tyner, McCoy

Unterberger, Richie

Valens, Richie

Vandellas

Van Dyke, Earl

Van Gelder, Rudy

Velvet Underground

Vietnam War

Vincent, Gene

Viva

Vivian, C. T.

Volman, Mark

Voormann, Klaus

Wagoner, Porter

Wailer, Bunny

Wailers

Walker Brothers

Wallace, George

Warhol, Andy

Watts, Alan

Watts, Charlie

Watts riots

Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders

Weavers

We Five

Weil, Cynthia

Wein, Chuck

Weinberg, Jack

Weir, Bob

Weller, Sheila

Wells, Mary

Wenner, Jann

Westmoreland, William

Wexler, Jerry

White, Edward Higgins

White, Ronald

Whiteley, Sheila

Whitfield, Norman

Who

Williams, Hank

Williams, Larry

Williams, Otis

Williams, Paul

Williams, Tennessee

Wilson, Brian

Wilson, Carl

Wilson, Dennis

Wilson, Harold

Wilson, Mary

Wilson, Murry

Wilson, Tom

Wilson, Wes

Wilson, Woodrow

Wolfe, Tom

Wonder, Stevie

Wrecking Crew

Wright, Johnnie

Wyman, Bill

Yanovsky, Zal

Yardbirds

Yarrow, Peter

Young, Faron

Young, Neil

Young Rascals

Zamudio, Domingo “Sam”

Zappa, Frank

Zombies

The Beatles pose as a marching band while filming their second feature film,
Help!
, in Obertauern, Austria, in March.
From left:
Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, John Lennon, and George Harrison.
(Courtesy of United Artists/Photofest)

Bob Dylan and Joan Baez in Embankment Gardens, London, on April 27. Dylan’s tour of England would be captured in the documentary feature
Don’t Look Back
, directed by D. A. Pennebaker.
(Courtesy of Bettmann/Corbis/Associated Press)

James Brown warms up for the Los Angeles syndicated TV show
Shivaree
on June 26, three weeks after the release of “Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag.”
(Courtesy of Photofest)

Andy Warhol, taboo-bursting artist, filmmaker, and manager of the Velvet Underground, with model/actress Edie Sedgwick, muse to Bob Dylan and Lou Reed.
(Courtesy of the Associated Press)

Stevie Wonder (
foreground
) with the Motown musicians known as the Funk Brothers: producer Clarence Paul (
behind Wonder
);
back row, from left:
Joe Hunter on piano, Larry Veeder on guitar, Benny Benjamin on drums, James Jamerson on bass, and Mike Terry on sax.
(Courtesy of Photofest)

Folk singer–turned–pop star Marianne Faithfull enjoyed a string of Top 10 U.K. hits throughout the year and was perhaps one of the inspirations for Dylan’s “Like a Rolling Stone.”
(Courtesy of London Records/Photofest)