Fire and Rain (51 page)

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Giuliano, Geoffrey,
The Lost Beatles Interviews
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Goldman, Albert,
The Lives of John Lennon
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Goodman, Fred,
The Mansion on the Hill
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Graham, Bill, and Robert Greenfield,
Bill Graham Presents: My Life Inside Rock and Out
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Guralnick
,
Peter
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Harrison, George,
I Me Mine
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Hoffman, Abbie,
Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture
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Hoskyns, Barney,
Hotel California
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Kingston, Victoria,
Simon & Garfunkel: The Biography
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Lang, Michael, with Holly George-Warren,
The Road to Woodstock
(Ecco, 2009)

Lewisohn, Mark,
The Beatles Day By Day
(Harmony, 1990)

Lewisohn, Mark,
The Complete Beatles Chronicle
(Harmony, 1992)

Lovell, Jim, and Jeffrey Kluger,
Lost Moon: The Perilous Voyage of Apollo 13
(Houghton Mifflin, 1994)

Luftig, Stacy (editor),
The Paul Simon Companion
(Schirmer, 1997)

McDonough, Jimmy,
Shakey: Neil Young's Biography
(Random House, 2002)

Norman, Philip,
Shout!: The Beatles in Their Generation
(Fireside, 1981)

O'Dell, Chris, with Katherine Ketcham,
Miss O'Dell
(Touchstone, 2009)

O'Neil, Thomas,
The Grammys: The Ultimate Unofficial Guide to Music's Highest Honor
(Perigee, 1993)

Oudes, Bruce (editor),
From: The President—Richard Nixon's Secret Files
(Harper and Row, 1989)

Perlstein, Rick,
Nixonland
(Scribner, 2008)

Reeves, Richard,
President Nixon: Alone in the White House
(Simon & Schuster, 2001)

Rogan, Johnny,
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young: The Visual Documentary
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Sandercombe, W. Fraser (ed.),
The Beatles Press Reports 1961-1970
(Collector's Guide, 2007)

Santelli, Robert,
Aquarius Rising: The Rock Festival Years
(Delta, 1980)

Schulman, Bruce Jr.,
The Seventies: The Great Shift in American Culture, Society, and Politics
(Free Press, 2004)

Taylor, Dallas,
Prisoner of Woodstock
(Thunder's Mouth, 1995)

Weller, Sheila,
Girls Like Us
(Atria, 2008)

Wenner, Jann,
Lennon Remembers
(Popular Library, 1971)

Weyler, Rex,
Greenpeace: How a Group of Ecologists, Journalists, and Visionaries Changed the World
(Rodale, 2004)

White, Timothy,
Long Ago and Far Away: James Taylor, the Life and Music
(Omnibus, 2001)

Zimmer, Dave,
Crosby, Stills & Nash: The Biography
(Da Capo, third edition, 2008)

Zimmer, Dave (ed.),
4 Way Street: The Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young Reader
(Da Capo, 2004)

Zollo, Paul
, Songwriters on Songwriting
(Da Capo, 2003)

Alterman, Laraine, “Paul Simon,”
Rolling Stone
, May 28, 1970

Aronowitz, Alfred G., “In Paul's Own Write,”
New York Post
, April 20, 1970

Aronowitz, Alfred G., “Phil Spector Finds a Group,”
New York Post
, February 3, 1970

Bailey, Andrew, “George Does a Turn for Ravi,”
Rolling Stone,
October 29, 1970

“Beatle Asked to Testify at Tate Trial,”
Washington Post,
October 29, 1970

Bernstein, Carl, “Gentle James,”
Washington Post,
July 29, 1970

Braudy, Susan, “James Taylor, a New Troubadour,”
The New York Times Magazine,
February 21, 1971

Browne, David, “James Taylor: The Greats,”
Entertainment Weekly,
December 7, 2001

Caldwell, Earl, “Tate Jury Denied Death-Site Visit,”
New York Times,
January 19, 1971

Connolly, Ray, “The Party's Over, but None of us Wants to Admit It,”
London Evening Standard,
April 21, 1970

Darnton, John, “20,000 Youths Attended Rock ‘Festival for Peace' Here,”
New York Times,
August 7, 1970

“Fatal U. of W. Blast Laid to Bomb in Truck,”
Chicago Tribune
, August 25, 1970

Fong-Torres, Ben, “Art Garfunkel: The
Rolling Stone
Interview,”
Rolling Stone
, October 11, 1973

Fong-Torres, Ben, “Hello Darkness, My Old Friend,”
Rolling Stone
, January 12, 1971

“Frantic Filming of a Crazy Classic, The,”
Life
, June 12, 1970

Fremer, Michael, “Veteran Recording Engineer Roy Halee on Recording Simon and Garfunkel and Others,”
Musicangle.com
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Gould, Jack, “Ed Sullivan Devotes Show to Music by Beatles,”
New York Times
, March 2, 1970

Harris, Lew, “Like Old Times Again,”
Chicago Tribune
, July 6, 1970

Heckman, Don, “View from Simon's Bridge,”
New York Times
, February 27, 1972

Kneeland, Douglas E., “Campuses Quiet but Not Content,”
New York Times
, December 20, 1970

Landau, Jon, “Paul Simon: The
Rolling Stone
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Rolling Stone
, July 20, 1972

Large, Arlen J., “Gore, Brock and ‘Southern Strategy,'”
Wall Street Journal,
October 20, 1970

Lee, Victoria, “Teen Songwriters Hit,”
New York World-Telegram
, December 27, 1957

Montgomery, Paul L., “Slain Youths Lacked Time for ‘Politics,'”
New York Times
, May 16, 1970

“New Rock: Bittersweet and Low, The,”
Time,
March 1, 1971

“Nixon Requests Broadcasters to Screen Lyrics,”
Billboard,
October 24, 1970

North, Patrick, “Ringo & Friends in Country Country,”
Rolling Stone,
August 16, 1970

Pagliasotti, Jim, “Concert Proves Again CSN&Y Without Peers in Rock Music,”
Denver Post,
May 13, 1970

Palmer, Tony, “Super-group Mythology,”
London Observer,
January 11, 1970

Robinson, Douglas, “Manson Called a Megalomaniac by Prosecutor as Trial Begins,”
New York Times
, July 25, 1970

Schultz, Terri, “Old Beatles Never Die; They Just—,”
Chicago Tribune
, March 12, 1970

Siegel, Jules, “Midnight in Babylon,”
Rolling Stone
, February 18, 1971

Taylor, Derek, “The Beatles Split: Report from a Front Row Seat,”
Chicago Tribune,
July 26, 1970

Volsky, George, “Illicit Traffic in Cocaine ‘Growing by Leaps and Bounds' in Miami,”
New York Times
, February 1, 1970

Watts, Michael, “Stephen Stills,”
Circus
, July 1972

Weiler, A. H., “Son of ‘Help!',”
New York Times,
February 15, 1970

Wierzynski, Gregory H., “New Campus Mood: From Rage to Reform,”
Time,
November 30, 1970

Wright, Robert A., “Youths Battle Police on Coast,”
New York Times
, February 27, 1970

Yorke, Ritchie, “A Visit to Steve Stills' House,”
Los Angeles Times
, June 14, 1970

Yorke, Ritchie, “John, Yoko, Kyoko Get Trimmed,”
Rolling Stone,
February 21, 1970

Archives of New York University, Elmer Holmes Bobst Library, New York

Assorted documents and “President Richard Nixon's Daily Diary,” Nixon Presidential Library and Museum

Catch-22
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“James Paul McCartney
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“James Taylor,” Warner Brothers press bio, 1970

Two-Lane Blacktop
, DVD commentary (Criterion Collection, 2007)

U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, “Current Population Reports,” March 5, 1971

INDEX

Abbey Road
(album)

ABKCO

Acevedo, Susan

Acoustic guitar sales

“Across the Universe” (song)

After the Gold Rush
(album)

cover art of

Reeves and

Agnew, Spiro

Ailes, Roger

Airport
(film)

Alberto-Culver

Alice in Wonderland
(play)

All Things Must Pass
(album)

Allen, Woody

Allman, Duane

Allman Brothers Band, The

“Almost Cut My Hair” (song)

Altamont Speedway

Altman, Robert

“America” (song)

“American Bandstand” (television show)

Animals, The

Ann-Margret

Antiwar movement

films

“Anywhere Like Heaven” (song)

Apple Corps

dissolution of

McCartney, Paul, separation from

royalties and

Apple Records

Asher, Peter, and

Crosby, Stills & Nash and

Get Back
and

O'Dell and

Taylor, James, and

Apple Scruffs

“April Come She Will” (song)

Aragones, Sergio

Arkin, Alan

Arkush, Allan

Army Mathematics Research Center

Aronowitz, Al

“As I Come of Age” (song)

Asher, Betsy

Asher, Jane

Asher, Peter

Apple Records and

Carnegie Hall and

Crosby, Stills & Nash and

Hellman and

Klein and

McCartney, Paul, and

MGM Records and

O'Dell and

Reprise Records and

Sklar and

Sweet Baby James
and

Sweet Baby James
tour and

Aspinall, Neil

Associated Press

Atkins, Susan

Atlanta International Pop Festival

Atlantic Records

Déjà vu
and

AT&T

Au Go Go Singers

Austin Riggs Center

Autry, Gene

“Awaiting on You All” (song)

“Baby Driver” (song)

Bacall, Lauren

Bach to Rock Music Festival

Baez, Joan

“Bag One” (exhibit)

Balaban, Bob

Balin, Marty

“Ballad of John and Yoko, The,” (song)

Bananas
(film)

Band of Gypsies

Band of Joy

Bank of America

Barbata, Johnny

“Barbriallen” (song)

Barlow, Jane

Barncard, Stephen

Barricade
(opera)

“Be My Baby” (song)

Beach Boys

“Beat Love” (song)

Beatles, The

Abbey Road
and

breakup of

CSNY and

Ed Sullivan Show, The
, and

“Helter Skelter” and

Klein and

Langham and

Let It Be
and

Magical Mystery Tour
and

Manson and

Royal Albert Hall and

royalties and

White Album
and

Beatty, Warren

Beaucoups of Blues
(album)

recording of

release of

“Beaucoups of Blues” (song)

Beaver College

“Behind That Locked Door” (song)

Belden, Jack

Bergen, Candice

Berkeley Community Theatre–126

Bernstein, Carl

Bernstein, Joel

Bernstein, Leonard

Bernstein, William

Berry, Chuck

“Bertha” (song)

“Better Days” (song)

“Beware of Darkness” (song)

Big Brother and the Holding Company

Big Records

“Big Yellow Taxi” (song)

Bridge Over Troubled Water
and

“Bridge Over Troubled Water” and

Music and Peace Conference and

Sweet Baby James
and

Bird, Laurie

“Birds” (song)

Black House

Black Panthers

Black Power Movement

“Black Queen” (song)

Black Sabbath

“Blackbird” (song)

Blaine, Hal

Blakely, Ronee

“Bleecker Street” (song)

Blind Faith

Blindman
(film)

Blood, Sweat & Tears

Winter Concert for Peace and

“Blossom” (song)

Blows Against the Empire
(album)

“Blue Bells of Scotland” (song)

“Bluebird” (song)

“Blues Are Just a Bad Dream, The,” (song)

Blues Project

Bombs

Bookends
(album)

Bootleg recordings

Boston Commons

“Both Sides Now” (song)

Boudin, Kathy