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  1 Street, 1986:5.

  2 P. D. Marshall, 1997:195.

  3 Rojek, 2004:2.

  4 Cohn, 1996:16.

  5 P. D. Marshall, 1997:196.

  6 Hampton, 1986:164.

  7 Hampton, 1986:150.

  8 Hampton, 1986:158.

  9 Cantwell, 1996:324.

  10 Cantwell, 1996:337.

  11 Goldmann, 1973:131.

  12 In R. Williams, 1971:12,

  13 Goldmann, 1966:250.

  14 Hampton, 1986:214–15.

  15 Cantwell, 1996:26–7

  16 Harker, 1980:147–9

  17 Lhamon, 1990:112.

  18 Boyes, 1993:98.

  19 Marcus, 1997:28.

  20 Marcus, 1997:21.

  21 Marcus, 1997:21.

  22 Cantwell, 1996:319.

  23 Street, 1986:154.

  24 Street, 1986:155.

  25 Cantwell, 1996:21.

  26 In Cantwell, 1996:280.

  27 In Cantwell, 1996:22.

  28 In Heylin, 1991:74.

  29 Cantwell, 1996:281.

  30 Ricks, 2003:233.

  31 P. Williams, 1990:93–4.

  32 Hampton, 1986:55.

  33 Ricks, 2003:324.

  34 Ricks, 2003:263–4.

  35 Hampton, 1986:55.

  36 Hampton, 1986:198.

  37 Carl Oglesby, one-time president of SDS (Students for a Democratic Society), in Scaduto, 1996:137–8.

  38 Marqusee, 2003:3.

  39 MacDonald, 1957:60.

  40 Denisoff, 1971:185.

  41 Cantwell, 1996:282.

  42 Denselow, 1989:39.

  43 Hampton, 1986:5.

  44 Gibbens, 2001:4.

  45 Rojek, 2001:28.

  46 Dyer, 1998:42.

  47 Cantwell, 1996:337.

  48 Dyer, 1998:78.

  49 Cantwell, 1996:346.

  50 Street, 1986:162.

  51 Rojek, 2001:9.

  Chapter 4 Rock Stardom: Reconciling Culture and Commerce

  1 Marcus, 1997:13.

  2 Wicke, 1990:102.

  3 Marqusee, 2003:132.

  4 Frith et al., 2001:79–80.

  5 Grossberg, 1992:131.

  6 Keightley, 2001.

  7 Keightley, 2001:126–7.

  8 Frith, 1983:49-57.

  9 Gendron, 2002:162–3.

  10 Gendron, 2002:162.

  11 Marcus, 1997:ix.

  12 Schickel, 2000:83–4.

  13 Svedburg, 1963.

  14 Svedburg, 1963.

  15 Scobie, 2003:55.

  16 Scobie, 2003:56.

  17 Scobie, 2003:55.

  18 Ricks, 2003:183–4.

  19 Grossberg, 1992:150-1.

  20 Grossberg, 1992:155–6.

  21 Grossberg, 1992:156.

  22 Grossberg, 1992:208–9.

  23 Heylin, 2000:154.

  24 In Heylin, 2000:151.

  25 Pattison, 1987:111–25.

  26 In Frith, 1983:52–3.

  27 In McGregor, 1972:74.

  28 Keightley, 2001:136.

  29 Frith, 1983:53.

  30 Scobie, 2003:93.

  31 Keightley, 2004:378.

  32 Keightley, 2004:380.

  33 Keightley, 2004:384.

  34 Keightley, 2004:388.

  35 In McGregor, 1972:55.

  36 Street, 1986:143.

  37 Keightley, 2001:122.

  38 Grossberg, 1992:204.

  39 Street, 1986:159.

  40 Marqusee, 2003:124.

  41 Marqusee, 2003:106.

  42 Street, 1986:157.

  43 Wicke, 1990:103.

  44 Shelton, 1986: 303.

  45 Frith et al., 2001:81.

  46 Keightley, 2001:127.

  47 Keightley, 2001:129.

  48 Frith, 1983:50.

  49 Wicke, 1990:106.

  50 Wicke, 1990:15.

  51 L. Marshall, 2005.

  52 Wicke, 1990:107.

  53 Frith, 1983:55.

  54 P. D. Marshall, 1997:247.

  55 Dyer, 1998:34.

  56 Steen, 1966.

  Chapter 5 Beyond Stardom: Rock History and Canonisation

  1 Rojek, 2001:19–20

  2 Turner, 2004:91.

  3 P. Williams, 2005:241–2.

  4 Dyer, 1998:5.

  5 Gendron, 2002:190.

  6 Gray, 2000:111.

  7 See Negus, 1996:136–63, and Keightley (2004) for examples of critical accounts.

  8 Marqusee, 2003:201–2.

  9 Marqusee, 2003:122–3.

  10 Marqusee, 2003:241–2.

  11 Unknown, 1981 interview, in Heylin, 2000:313.

  12 Scobie, 2003:124.

  13 Eisenberg, 1987:61.

  Chapter 6 Declining Stardom: Nostalgia and the ‘Death of Rock’

  1 Mäkela, 2004:242.

  2 Schickel, 2000:85.

  3 Heylin, 2000:506; 526.

  4 Heylin, 2000:563.

  5 Marcus, 1994:57–8.

  6 Curtis,2002.

  7 Mäkela, 2004:185–6.

  8 Mäkela, 2004:184–96.

  9 P. Williams, 1996:63–133.

  10 Frith, 1988:1.

  11 Negus, 1996:151.

  12 Jameson, 1991:xv.

  13 Lyotard, 1984: xxiv.

  14 Keightley, 2001:140.

  15 Bauldie, 1987:199.

  16 Bauldie, 1987:202.

  17 Heylin, 2000:524.

  18 Burnett, 1996:23–4.

  19 Frith, 1988:208.

  20 Friedlander, 1996:264.

  21 Frith, 1988:210.

  22 In Burnett, 1996:96–7.

  23 Frith, 1988:215–16.

  24 http://www.riaa.com/gp/bestsellers/topartists.asp (last visited 10 Dec 2006).

  25 Kelly, 1987:244.

  26 Heylin, 2000:564.

  27 Heylin, 2000:577.

  28 Benjamin, 1992.

  29 Heylin, 1987.

  30 Paul Williams, in Scobie, 2003:114.

  31 Day, 1989:73–4.

  32 Gray, 2000:582.

  33 Lindley, 1987:205.

  Chapter 7 Redefining Stardom: The Never Ending Tour

  1 P. Williams, 2005:54.

  2 Smith, 2005:374.

  3 Thornton, 1995:47.

  4 Bennett, 1980, in Middleton, 1990:88.

  5 Middleton, 1990:88.

  6 Eisenberg, 1987:110.

  7 Heylin, 1996:xi.

  8 In Eisenberg, 1987:15.

  9 Eagleton, 2000:1.

  10 Eisenberg, 1987:14–15.

  11 Eisenberg, 1987:24.

  12 Thornton, 1995:41.

  13 Thornton, 1995:49.

  14 Frith, 1988:124–5.

  15 See for example, Gray, 2000:851–2.

  16 P. Williams, 2005:124.

  17 Scobie, 2003:25.

  18 P. Williams, 2006:92.

  19 P. Williams (Performing Artist) (1990, 1992, 2005) and Watching the River Flow (1996).

  20 P. Williams, 1990:180–1.

  21 P. Williams, 2005:xi.

  22 Gray, 2000:257.

  23 Gray, 2000:835.

  24 Heylin, 2000:xvii.

  25 Scobie, 2003:118.

  26 Scobie, 2003:118.

  27 Gray, 2000:389.

  28 Gray, 2000:855.

  29 Eisenberg, 1987:51.

  30 Levine, 1990:11–82.

  31 Levine, 1990:72.

  32 Storey, 1993:21-33.

  33 Gray, 2000:850.

  34 Gray, 2000:854.

  35 P. Williams, 2005:35.

  36 Eagleton, 2000:39.

  37 Gray, 2000:846.

  38 Gray, 2000:848.

  39 Gray, 2000:845.

  40 Marqusee, 2003:239, 270–1.

  Chapter 8 Never ending Stardom: Dylan after Time Out Of Mind

  1 Gray, 2000:822.

  2 Sheffield, 2001.

  3 P. Williams, 2005:311.

  4 Frith, 1998:185–6.

  5 Day, 2002:290.

  6 Scobie, 2003: 296.

  7 Johnny Borgan in P. Williams, 2005:309.<
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  8 Eisenberg, 1987:27.

  9 Tagg, 1984.

  10 Frith, 1998:150–1.

  11 Cited in Frith, 1998:145–6.

  12 Frith, 1998:148.

  13 Kramer, cited in Frith, 1998:149.

  14 Cited in Frith, 1998: 154–5.

  15 Heylin, 2000:686.

  16 Scobie, 2003:108.

  17 Scobie, 2003:97.

  18 Jameson, 1991:25.

  19 Skinner, 2006.

  20 Skinner, 2006:61.

  21 Skinner, 2006:59.

  22 In Skinner, 2006:57.

  23 Skinner, 2006:71.

  24 Skinner, 2006:71.

  25 Boyle, 2003.

  26 Murray, 1997:6

  27 Scobie, 2003:100.

  28 Wilentz, 2002:305.

  29 Cantwell, 1996:75.

  30 Scobie, 2003:296.

  31 In P. Williams, 2005:164.

  32 Eliot, 1922.

  33 Dyer, 1998:63.

  34 Bennett, 1999:16.

  35 Scobie, 2003:298.

  36 P. Williams, 2005:310.

  37 Hepworth, 2006:93.

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