Beatles vs. Stones (61 page)

New Left,
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192

Lennon’s controversial “Revolution” message to,
177
–81,
269
n

New Left Review,
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New Musical Express (NME),
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,
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News of the World,
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–61,
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–69

Jagger’s threatened libel suit against,
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–61

Newsweek,
154

New York, N.Y.:

Beatles’ visits to,
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–19

Stones’ visits to,
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,
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,
148

New York Journal American,
95

New York Times,
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–86,
95
,
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,
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,
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Nike,
191

“19th Nervous Breakdown,”
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,
146
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Nitzschephone,
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NME,
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143
–46,
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,
268
n,
279
n

Norman, Philip,
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34
,
60
,
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,
235
n
–36
n

Northern Songs Ltd.,
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–17

“Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown),”
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,
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“Not Fade Away,”
124

“Nowhere Man,”
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,
146
,
148

“Now I’ve Got a Witness,”
252
n

Obama, Barack,
256
n

“Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da,”
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Old Gods Almost Dead
(Davis),
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n,
249
n

Oldham, Andrew Loog,
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–37,
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–40,
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n,
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n,
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n,
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n

adjustments in Stones’ image and presentation by,
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–37

ambition of,
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33

in crafting Stones’ ”bad boy” image,
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–37,
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,
149
,
261
n

drug use of,
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Epstein’s hiring of,
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NME
concert agreement and,
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,
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,
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resignation of,
176

Stones’ first encounter with,
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–34

Stones’ first U.S. tour and,
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,
130

Stones’ managerial contract with,
34
,
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n,
246
n

Stones urged to write original material by,
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74
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,
139

Oldham, Shelia Klein,
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Olympic Studios,
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–74,
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n

O’Mahony, Sean,
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–9,
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–40,
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n

Ono, Yoko,
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–86,
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–14,
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–19,
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n,
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n,
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n

Rock and Roll Circus
performance of,
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–4

Orbison, Roy,
144

Osborne, John,
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Our World
(BBC broadcast),
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–72

Out of Our Heads,
75

“Out of Time,”
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Oz,
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,
170

“Paint It, Black,”
75
,
141

Parade of the Pops
(radio show),
247
n

Parker, Hubert,
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Paul Is Undead
(Goldsher),
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n

Perkins, Carl,
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,
253
n

Perrin, Les,
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–21

Phelge, Jimmy,
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–52,
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–55,
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n

Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool,
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–61,
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,
249
n
–50
n

Pink Elephant (disco),
102

Pink Floyd,
170

Playboy,
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,
208
–9,
226
–27,
258
n,
274
n

“Play with Fire,”
75
,
144

Please Please Me,
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,
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,
255
n

“Please Please Me,”
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,
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,
253
n,
256
n

Poole, Brian,
12

Pope, Alexander,
167

Pop Goes the Beatles
(radio show),
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n

Posta, Adrienne,
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,
111
–12

“Power to the People,”
186

Preludin,
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–18,
19

Presley, Elvis,
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,
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,
115
,
253
n,
273
n

Beatles’ ill-fated meeting with,
50

Pretty Things,
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,
147
,
240
n

Private Eye,
109

Psychic Soviet, The
(Sevonius),
236
n

Purple Hearts,
19

Pye Records,
101

Quant, Mary,
32

Quarry Men,
86

Radio Times,
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249
n

Railway Hotel,
see
Crawdaddy Club

Ramparts,
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R&B music,
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–62
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Beatles’ early sound based on,
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n