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Between 1965 and 1972, political activists around the globe prepared to mount a revolution, from the Black Panthers to the Gay Liberation Front, from the Yippies to the IRA. Rock and soul music supplied the revolutionary tide with anthems and iconic imagery; and renowned musicians such as John Lennon, Mick Jagger and Bob Dylan were particularly influential in the movement. This is the definitive account of this unique period in modern history; a compelling portrait of an era when revolutionaries turned into rock stars, and rock stars dressed up as revolutionaries.
Price: $24.00
Pages: 608
Publisher: Canongate Books
Imprint: Canongate Books
Publication Date:
20 September 2022
Trim Size: 7.80 X 5.08 in
ISBN: 9781847671141
Format: Paperback
BISACs:
Popular culture, Popular music, Political activism
Peter Doggett's weighty tome is a treasure trove of countercultural anecdotes and reportage.
Peter Doggett is one of the UK's leading rock writers and journalists. He was editor of Record Collector magazine for fifteen years, and currently writes for Mojo and Q among others. His most recent book is Are You Ready for the Country? (Viking), an authoritative history of country rock. He has also written biographies of John Lennon and Lou Reed. He is based in the UK.