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Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Selma to Montgomery March, 1965 civil rights protest , musician, singer, and songwriter , actor, civil rights activist, and singer executive Revlon Revson, Charlie Revlon, brand of cosmetics the Magic Dragon,”“Puff song Presley Elvis , actor, musician, singer, and songwriter A Prairie Companion Porsche, make of car Porgy and Bess , actor, director, and writer Peter, Paul and Mary, musical group Othello Awards] [Academy Oscars [Holmes], singerOdetta Odds Against Tomorrow network television NBC, Song My song Yet,” “Mo “Michael, Row Your Boat Ashore,” song Brownie musician McGhee, player baseball Mays, Willie March on Washington, 1963 civil rights protest Lilies of the Field Life Spike actor, Lee, director, producer, andscreenwriter Leadbelly [Huddie Ledbetter], musician, singer, and songwriter Ku Klux Klan, white supremacist group King of Calypso, nickname for Belafonte Harry Martin Luther King Jr., civil rights activist, minister, and writer Scott King,Coretta civil rights activist Robert Kennedy, US attorney general and US senator John F. Kennedy, thirty-fifth president of the TaylorJune Dancers “Jump in the Line,” song “,” song Jewison, directorNorman Izod, brand of clothing Voice Unfinished Belafonte’s Fight and Hammer:(selection), Harry , magazine , play by William Shakespeare and film , memoir by Belafonte Harry , album by Elvis Presley , musical and film , film , , film , , radio show and film – 6 – continued

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Zane Grey Theater “Waterboy,” song “The Walls of Jericho,” song George Wallace, governor of Alabama Travers,Mary singer and songwriter To Sir, With Love Awards Tony Belafonte with Tonight musician Terry, Sonny “Sylvie,” song organization civil rights Committee, Coordinating Nonviolent Student Southern Christian Leadership Council, civil rights organization 16th Street Baptist Church bombing, 1963 terrorist act in Birmingham, Alabama singer Sinatra, Frank Showboat Shaft Voice Unfinished Belafonte’s Fight and Hammer:(selection), Harry , film , , musical and film , film , , television show television , , television show television , , television show television , – 7 – continued

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound “Tea for Two,” song “Take the ATrain,” song “One O’Clock Jump,” song Majestic Hotel, hotel in Cleveland, Ohio Burma Shave rhymes, advertising jingles for a brand of shaving cream Buick Dynaflow, make and model of car Lush Life John McCluskey Jr. McCluskey John – 8 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, rabbi active in Jewish Renewal movement Jeffrey Russ, twenty-three-year-old man who died of an overdose at the 2013 Electric Zoo festival writer and critic Rushkoff, Douglas Olivia Rotondo, twenty-year-old woman who died of an overdose at the 2013 Electric Zoo festival “rolling,” nickname for the high produced by MDMA party dance large , “Peace, Love, Unity, and Respect” [PLUR], slogan “Molly,” nickname for the drug [MDMA] ecstasy LSD [lysergic acid diethylamide], psychedelic drug “Levels,” song by Avicii Timothy Leary, psychologist and writer who promoted LSD use Ibiza, one of the Balearic Islands of Spain Meredith Hunter, eighteen-year-old man murdered at the 1969 Altamont Speedway Free Festival music,house in genre pioneered HIV [human immunodeficiency virus], cause of AIDS Hell’s motorcycle Angels, gang John H. Halpern, medical doctor and professor of psychiatry , DJ, producer, and songwriter 4x4=12, Electric Zoo, New York City founded in 2009 antidrug organizationDrugfree.org, Rick Doblin, founder of the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) SouthDirty hip-hop, deadmau5, , DJ, musician, and producer Day-Glo, brand of fluorescent paint website Sound, of Consequence War Cold Clusterbusters Conference, annual meeting about the use of hallucinogenic drugs to treat writer Cassidy, John Bud Light Platinum, brand and of type beer Billboard Tim Bergling [Avicii], DJ, musician, and producer in Northern Californiain Northern headaches , magazine album by deadmau5 by album Electronic Dance Music’s Love Affair with Ecstasy: A History (selection) History A Ecstasy: with Nash Jenkins – 9 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Woodstock Music Fair, &Art 1969 festival held in New York Winter Music Conference, electronic dance music event in Miami “Why MDMA Is Destroying EDM,” article by music promoter Derek Staples “We Can’t Stop,” song recorded by dance clubWarehouse, in Chicago Ultra Music Festival, Miami music festival founded in 2001 Tylenol, brand of the pain reliever acetaminophen Tiësto, DJ and producer Theseus, mythical king and founder of Athens, Greece , National Football League championship game “Summer of Love,” nickname for summer 1967, especially in Slate Sirius XM, satellite radio network Shulgin, pharmacologist “Sasha” Alexander September 11 attacks, 2001 terrorist act against New York City and Washington, DC (selection), A History Electronic Ecstasy: Dance Music’s with Affair Love , magazine – 10 10 – continued

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Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Jennifer Jason Leigh, actor Lazarus, biblical figure who rose from the dead song “Kiss,” singer Khan, Chaka Kennedy, writer Adrienne denomination Christian Jehovah’s Witnesses, “If IWas Your Girlfriend,” song Zora Neale Hurston, folklorist and writer Whitney , actor, producer, and singer , actor, producer, rapper, singer, and songwriter George Herriman, cartoonist musician Graham, Larry Jean-Paul Goude, artist Off,”“Gett song Franklin,Aretha singer andsongwriter , actor and comedian Faust, legendary character who sells his soul to the devil singer Easton, Sheena writer and singer, musician, Sheila E., songwriter, “Don’t Call Me Nigger, Whitey,” song , composer and musician singer Davis, Betty “The Cross,” song “Controversy,” song song “Camille,” , dancer, musician, producer, singer, and songwriter Borsalino, brand of hat Robert Bly, leader of men’s movement, writer Brew Bitches comedian Bernhard, Sandra writer and critic Baldwin, James Around the World in aDay Sunday Given Any executive music Anthony, Michele , album by Miles Davis , film , I Am YourI Am Conscious, IAm Love: APaean 2Prince , album by Prince Hilton Als Hilton – 12 12 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound VH1, network television singer Vanity, Time, musical group group fundamentalist Taliban, Islamic , musician, producer, singer, andsongwriter Rose [“Rosie”] Stone, musician and singer , director, producer, andscreenwriter writer Stein, Gertrude singer Staples, Mavis Music, media company , musical group “Sister,” song Sign o’ the Times M.F.,”“Sexy song Savvis Center, venue in St. Louis, Missouri “Ronnie, Talk to Russia,” song Cynthia Robinson, musician and singer Beret,”“Raspberry song Purple Parker,Maceo musician writer Parker, Dorothy Paisley Park, recording studio in , Oprah [Winfrey], actor, producer, publisher, and television personality 1999 Generation,musical group Power New musician Neto, Renato National Association for the Advancement of Colored People [NAACP] Elijah Muhammad, leader of the Nation of Islam Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle songwriter and Mitchell,Joni singer The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill Mephistopheles, demon in the Faust legend JaneMary Girls, musical group , venue in New York City LL J, Cool actor, rapper, and writer songwriter singer, musician, Richard, and Little [Coleman],Lisa musician YourI Am Conscious, Love: APaean 2Prince, IAm , album and song by Prince , album by Prince , album by Prince and song , album by Prince and film , album by Prince and film , album by Lauryn Hill , film , – 13 13 – continued

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Richard Wright, writer Wright, Richard , musician, producer, singer, andsongwriter Laura Ingalls Wilder, writer musician [Melvoin], Wendy entertainment company , Warner YourI Am Conscious, Love: APaean 2Prince, IAm – 14 14 – continued

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Monica Peralta, impersonator Joe Nick Patoski, writer Deborah Paredez, critic and poet Scarlett O’Hara, character in Gone with the Wind Marilyn actor Monroe, Mirador de la Flor MAC, brand of cosmetics Los Kumbia Kings All Starz, musical group Los Dinos, musical group Michael Lohan, father and manager of actor club International, service Kiwanis singer Joplin, Janis denomination Christian Jehovah’s Witnesses, Michael actor, Jackson, dancer, producer, singer, andsongwriter Joseph “Joe” Jackson, father and manager of Gone with the Wind Selena Gomez, actor and singer Fiesta de la Flor, music festival in Corpus Christi, Texas Elvis [Presley], actor and singer philanthropist Durrill, Dusty Days Inn, motel chain Sylvia D. [Dancer], DJ and radio personality Corpus Christi Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) Corpus Christi Caller-Times Raúl Coronado Jr., professor of ethnic studies Flor,”“Como La song explorer Italian fifteenth-century Columbus, Christopher Coke brand / Coca-Cola, of drink soft company media , Biography Billboard , singer song Bom,” Bom Bidi “Bidi Honey Andrews, Selena impersonator Idol American network television A&E, , magazine , television show television , , television show television , , monument to Selena in Corpus Christi, Texas , by Margaret Mitchell and film Amor Prohibido (selection)Amor , newspaper , Jeff WinklerJeff – 15 15 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Whataburger, fast food restaurant food fast Whataburger, Voice The Townes Van Zandt, musician and songwriter Texas Observer Monthly Texas Awards , vocal group Selinidad: Selena, Latinos, and the Performance of Memory “Selena’s Buy,” Good by Raúl essay Coronado Jr. Museum Selena Selena: Como la Flor Selena Seaside Memorial Cemetery, Corpus Christi, Texas Sanctuary, dance club in Corpus Christi, Texas Current Antonio San Yolanda Saldívar, president of Selena’s fan club who murdered the singer songwriter and singer Quintanilla-Perez, Selena Suzette Quintanilla, musician and sister of Selena , musician, and father and manager of Selena B.A. Quintanilla, musician and of Selena Productions,Q media studio songwriter and musician Perez, Chris Prohibido (selection),Amor , film , , television show television , , magazine , magazine , newspaper , , book by, book Joe Nick Patoski continued – 16 16 – , book by, book Deborah Paredez

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Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound , artist Walker, singer Scott “Valentine’s Day,” song by David Bowie “V-2 Schneider,” song by David Bowie The Truman Show director Syberberg, Hans-Jürgen Snow Spring “Space Oddity,” song by David Bowie Valerie Solanas, activist and writer who shot Andy Warhol in 1968 “The Secret Life of Arabia,” song by David Bowie artist Schmidt, Peter “Quicksand,” song by David Bowie musician Pop, Iggy “Oblique Strategies,” cards created by and Peter Schmidt Day The Next “Neuköln,” song by David Bowie singer Mackenzie, Billy Lust for Life “Life on Mars?,” song by David Bowie musical group , Dory Hunky Heinrich Himmler, head of the paramilitary SS organization in and leader in the philosopher German twentieth-century Heidegger, Martin “Heat,” song by David Bowie Hammersmith venue Odeon, in Robert Fripp, composer and musician “Five Years,” song by David Bowie Brian Eno, composer, musician, and producer “,” song by David Bowie “Changes,” song by David Bowie “Candidate,” song by David Bowie group musical Foundation, Electric British Syd Barrett, composer, musician, singer, and songwriter Michelangelo Antonioni, director andwriter “,” song by David Bowie Nazi Party , album and song by David Bowie , album Pop by Iggy , novel by Yukio Mishima , album by David Bowie , film , Bowie (selection) Bowie Simon Critchley Simon – 18 18 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars Point Zabriskie “Word on aWing,” song by David Bowie Welles, actor,Orson director, producer, andwriter “Warszawa,” song by David Bowie (selection), Bowie , film , continued , album by David Bowie – 19 19 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound , actor, producer, andsinger John Houston, father and manager of Whitney Houston Emily “Cissy” Houston, mother of Whitney Houston and singer songwriter singer, musician, and , Harvard Law Review War Gulf Ground Zero, New York City Florence “FloJo” Griffith Joyner, track and field athlete Awards Grammy Gabrielle Giffords, US representative who was shot in in 2011 Frank Gifford, football player and sportscaster format] interchange GIF [graphic Franklin,Aretha singer and songwriter José Feliciano, musician, singer, and songwriter platform media social , ESPN, satellite and cable network sports Endeavor basketball player Curry, Stephen Seth Curry, basketball player Howard Cross, football player John L. Clayton, arranger, composer, conductor, musician, and producer CD [compact disc] player George H. W. Bush, president forty-first of the United States bombing, terrorist act, April 15, 2013 Bodyguard The helicopter military Hawk, Black Billboard employee NFL Best, Bob Wall Berlin , composer, musician, producer, singer, and songwriter Aurora, Colorado, movie theater shooting, July 20, 2012 Olympic Games bombing, terrorist act, July 27, 1996 [AmericanAFC Football Conference] songwriter and singer Adkins, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, basketball player , magazine , US space shuttle When Whitney Hit theHigh Note , film , Danyel Smith Danyel – 20 20 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound SportsBusiness Daily, website SportsBusiness group Snap!, musical O. J. Simpson, actor, football player, and sportscaster September 11 attacks, 2001 terrorist act against New York City and Washington, DC commissioner League Football Rozelle, National Pete , singer Stone Rolling Pro Football Hall of Fame singer Price, Leontyne Elvis Presley, actor and singer Wife Preacher’s The “The Power,” song recorded by Snap! “One Moment ,” song recorded by Whitney Houston City bombing, terrorist act, April 19, 1995 , forty-fourth president of the United States 1988 Summer Olympics Album Newtown attack, massshooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, Rickey Minor, bandleader, composer, and producer , actor and singer sportscaster Michaels, Al Nelson Mandela, antiapartheid activist and president of South Africa , actor, dancer, producer, singer, andsongwriter , actor, singer, and songwriter Kremer,Andrea journalist actor, Knowles-Carter, Beyoncé singer, andsongwriter Robert Kardashian, attorney Kim Kardashian, media personality Michael Jordan, actor, baseball player, and basketball player Jemison,Mae engineer, astronaut, andphysician diver Louganis, Greg Jahja Ling, conductor John F. Kennedy assassination, November 22, 1963 John F. Kennedy, thirty-fifth president of the United States , singer Janet actor, Jackson, dancer, producer, singer, and songwriter device audio portable iPod, In Living Color Hit High Whitney the When Note, December 14, 2012 , magazine , television show television , , newspaper , , film , , musical album musical , continued – 21 21 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound World Trade Center bombing, terrorist act, February 26, 1993 World Series, Major League Baseball championship series singer Wilson, Nancy , rapper, producer, singer, and songwriter singer Warwick, Dionne Everson Walls, football player to Waiting USFL [United States Football League] Today USA Peaks Twin Margaret Thatcher, prime minister of Tampa Stadium, venue in Tampa, Florida commissioner Tagliabue,Paul League Football National SWAT [Special Weapons and Tactics] teams Super Bowl, National Football League championship game Jim Steeg, NFL executive “The Star-Spangled Banner,” national anthem of the United States Hit High Whitney the When Note, , newspaper , , television show television , , film , continued – 22 22 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound , musician and singer , musical group Red Cross, musical group musical group , Joey Ramone, musician, singer, and songwriter Ramone, Dee Dee musician, singer, and songwriter ., musical group songwriter and singer Morris, Keith , musical group Hong Kong Café, venue in The Exorcist group musical , group musical Damned, group musical Clash, , aconsortium of colleges in Claremont, Circle Jerks, musical group Christian Death, musical group Ellen actor Burstyn, , musician, singer, and songwriter group musical Flag, Black , DJ group Religion, musical Bad , novel by William Peter Blatty and film Black Flag John Albert John – 23 23 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Still Up Caught Train Soul “Redneck Crazy,” song by Tyler Farr Redding,Otis singer andsongwriter Randy’s Record Mart, music store in Gallatin, New York Times “My Man, aSweet Man,” song by Millie Jackson : The Soul Country Collection songwriter singer, musician, actor, and Kristofferson, Kris journalist King, Bill , musician, singer, andsongwriter Millie Jackson, singer and songwriter Jackson,Jesse civil rights activist, minister, and politician It “If You Don’t Like ,” song by Hank Williams Jr. “Hypocrisy,” Millie by song Jackson writer and critic Holden, Stephen Bitchy Feelin’ Tyler Farr, singer and songwriter Fairchild,Barbara singer Equal Rights Amendment, proposed amendment to the US Constitution songwriter singer, musician, and Daniels, Charlie Country Soul: Making Music and Making Race in the American South group musical , Cleopatra Jones critic Christgau, Robert “Cheatin’ Is,” song covered by Millie Jackson Up Caught writer and singer, musician, songwriter, Cash, Johnny Diva Bulletproof James Bond, literary character created by Ian Fleming and filmseries genre film , “Black Bitch Crazy,” song by Millie Jackson Constitution Atlanta “Anybody That Don’t Like Millie Jackson,” song by Millie Jackson “All the Way Lover,” song written and recorded by Latimore, covered by Millie Jackson , television program television , , album by Millie Jackson , album by Millie Jackson , album by Millie Jackson , film , , book by, book Lisa Jones , newspaper , Millie Jackson’s Country Roots Country Jackson’s Millie , album and song by Millie Jackson , newspaper , , album by Millie Jackson Jalylah Burrell Jalylah – 24 24 – , book by, book Charles L. Hughes

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Tammy singer songwriter and Wynette, Women and Soap Opera: ACultural Feminist Perspective Hank Williams Jr., musician, singer, and songwriter Voice Village , actor, dancer, producer, singer, and songwriter Robin Thicke, producer, singer, andsongwriter Johnny Taylor, singer and songwriter Roots, Country Jackson’s Millie , newspaper , continued – 25 25 – , book by, book Dannielle Blumenthal

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Tom writer Wolfe, What’s Happening! in the U.S.A. [ Washington Coliseum, venue in Washington, DC , television personality Ringo Starr, actor, musician, singer, andsongwriter William Shakespeare, playwright and poet of the Elizabethan and Jacobian eras Don Rickles, comedian Plaza, hotel in New York City Limits Outer The New York World-Telegram New York Herald Tribune Newsweek , DJ Memorial Auditorium, venue in , Texas Paul McCartney, composer, musician, producer, singer, and songwriter Albert and David Maysles, documentary filmmakers Love Letters to the Beatles Sonny Liston, boxer John , activist, producer, musician, singer, songwriter, andwriter John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York, New York John F. Kennedy assassination, November 22, 1963 In His Own Write Hurricane Dora, 1964 storm Huntley,Chet newscaster Harrison, musician,George producer, singer, andsongwriter journalist Grove, Larry Billy Graham, minister and televangelist Buddy Dresner, New York City police officer psychic Dixon, Jeane Dallas Morning News Hall,Convention in venue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Harold Conrad, promoter and writer boxer Ali], [Muhammad Clay Cassius Central Park, park in New York City Fidel Castro, communist revolutionary and political leader of Cuba , venue in New York City , magazine , television show television , , book by, book Beatlemania: ALove Story , newspaper , , television show television , , newspaper , , newspaper , , book edited, book by Bill Adler Devin McKinney Devin – The Beatles: First U.S. Visit 26 26 – ], film ],

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound “’Tis the Old Ship of Zion,” hymn Charlie “Bird” Parker, composer and musician “Mighty Long Way (You’ve Brought Me),” gospel song “God Be With You Till We Meet Again,” hymn “Am IBlue,” song written by and Akst Harry Grant Clarke Sonny’s Blues James BaldwinJames – 27 27 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound “Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone,” song recorded by Ella Fitzgerald “Perdido,” song recorded by Ella Fitzgerald “Oh, Lady Be Good!,” song recorded by Ella Fitzgerald deity Egyptian ancient Nut, “A-Tisket, A-Tasket,” American nursery rhyme used as the basis of an Ella Fitzgerald song Apollo Theater, venue in New York City A Poem Ella for Fitzgerald Sonia Sanchez Sonia – 28 28 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound , musician, singer, and songwriter “Milk Blues Cow Boogie,” song recorded by Elvis Presley , actor, comedian, producer, and singer writer Marsh, Dave Dixie Locke, early girlfriend of Elvis Presley songwriter singer, musician, Richard, and Little Lee Lewis,Jerry musician, singer, and songwriter Last Train to Memphis: The Rise of Elvis Presley Careless and Love: The Unmaking of Elvis Presley Marion Keisker, broadcaster and employee , musician, singer, and songwriter Ink Spots, vocal group Howlin’ Wolf, musician and singer , musician, singer, and songwriter H-bomb [hydrogen thermonuclear bomb], developed in 1952 Wynonie singer Harris, “Harbor Lights,” song recorded by Graceland, home of Elvis Presley in Memphis, Tennessee “Good Rockin’ Tonight,” song recorded by Elvis Presley Elvis Dwight D. Eisenhower, thirty-fourth president of the United States The Ed Sullivan Show Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup, musician, singer, and songwriter Bing Crosby, actor and singer , writer and political activist Brown v. Board of Education , musician, singer, and songwriter Jackie Brenston, musician and singer Marlon Brando, actor, civil rights activist, and director “Blue Moon of ,” song recorded by Elvis Presley group vocal Brothers, Blackwood musician Black, Bill Billboard “Baby, Let’s Play House,” song recorded by Elvis Presley , musician and songwriter Hawaii from Aloha books bybooks [ ’68 Comeback Special , magazine , television show television , , television show television , Elvis Presley (selection) Presley Elvis , 1954 US Supreme that case Court desegregated public schools ], television show television ], Bobbie Ann Mason – 29 29 – ,

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On,” song by Lee Lewis Jerry poet Whitman, Walt , musician, singer, and songwriter WHBQ, radio station in Memphis, Tennessee “Walkin’ in the Rain,” song recorded by the Prisonaires “Tutti Frutti,” song by “That’s All Right,” song recorded by Elvis Presley “That’ll Be the Day,” song by Buddy Holly , recording studio in Memphis, Tennessee Sun Records, Soul on Ice Gene Smith, cousin of Elvis Presley “,” song recorded by Jackie Brenston and His Delta Cats Red Hot &Blue “,” song recorded by Elvis Presley Elvis and Rock, Race, group vocal Prisonaires, Vernon Presley, father of Elvis Presley Elvis Presley, actor, musician, singer, and songwriter Gladys Presley, mother of Elvis Presley producer Phillips, Sam DJ Phillips, Dewey Little Junior Parker, musician and singer “,” song recorded by Elvis Presley “My Happiness,” song recorded by Murphy, actor Audie musician Moore, Scotty Elvis (selection), Presley , book by, book Eldridge Cleaver , radio show on WHBQ on radio show , , book by, book Michael Bertrand continued – 30 30 –

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Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Stevie Wonder, musician, producer, singer, and songwriter , singer and songwriter Jackie Wilson, singer andsongwriter Williams,Andy actor, producer, andsinger singer Wells, Mary Webster Tin Pan Alley, collection of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century New York City music , singer Temptations, group vocal , actor Driver Taxi group vocal Supremes, Sly Stone, musician, producer, singer, andsongwriter Steeltown, recording studio in Indiana singer Sinatra, Frank , actor and model David O. Selznick, film executive,screenwriter, and producer Sam and Dave, vocal group , actor and singer Stone Rolling Regal Theater, venue in Chicago Redding,Otis singer andsongwriter Pretty Baby The Partridge Family Moon Paper group vocal Osmonds, actor Tatum O’Neal, “,” song recorded by the Jackson Five , record label Miracles, vocal group group vocal Marvelettes, and the Vandellas, vocal group Look songwriter singer, musician, Richard, and Little Life actor Lewis, Emmanuel ChildStar (selection), publishers and and publishers , magazine , magazine , television show television , , film , , film , , film , , magazine , television show television , continued – 32 32 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Jonathan Winters, actor and comedian and actor Winters, Jonathan Leavenworth, Penitentiary, States United musicalTennessee group Three, musical group Brothers, Statler Dinah andsinger actor Shore, musician Segovia, Andrés Reynolds,Burt actor “The Prisoner’s Song,” song by Vernon Dalhart, covered by songwriter singer, musician, and Perkins, Carl The Late Show songwriter singer, musician, and Haggard, Merle “Folsom Prison Blues,” song by Johnny Cash Cosmopolitan , actor, comedian, dancer, singer, and songwriter writer and singer, musician, songwriter, Cash, Johnny , musical group “,” song by Johnny Cash When Johnny Cash Visited Leavenworth , magazine , television show television , Albert Nussbaum Albert – 33 33 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Dr. Dre, producer and rapper Thomas Dorsey, A. musician and songwriter “Do Right Woman, Right Do Man,” song recorded by Dixie Hummingbirds, group vocal Robert Niro, De actor, director, and producer musician and bandleader , , singer and songwriter venue inNetherlands Amsterdam, Concertgebouw, , record label , bandleader, musician, singer, and television personality singer Cole, Natalie “Cocksucker Blues,” unreleased film Hall,Cobo venue in C. L. Franklin Gospel Caravan minister Cleveland, James “Cherokee,” song , composer, musician, singer, and songwriter “A Change Is Gonna Come,” song written and recorded by Sam Cooke “Chain of Fools,” song recorded by Aretha Franklin Diahann Carroll, actor and singer WindsorCaesars Hotel and Casino, Ontario, Cadillac, make of car “Busted,” song by Harlan Howard James Brown, dancer, musician, producer, singer, and songwriter Daphne Brooks, professor and writer “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” song written by song “Bootylicious,” “Big Fat Mama,” song by Thomas Dorsey A. musicalBeatles, group H. B. Barnum, musician, producer, and songwriter , record label singerInez and songwriter Andrews, Amsterdam News “,” song “Amazing Grace,” unreleased film Arethaof Franklin concerts songwriter [Adkins], and Adele singer , newspaper , Soul Survivor David Remnick David – 34 34 –

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Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound “You Don’t Me,” Own song recorded by Lesley Gore “You Can’t Hurry Love” song recorded by “Wishin’ and Hopin’,” song recorded by Springfield Dusty “Will You ,” song recorded by the Shirelles singer Williams, Andy “Walk On By,” song recorded by Dionne Warwick “,” song by “Two Faces Have I,” song recorded by “The Twist,” song recorded by Chubby Checker “Too Many Fish in the Sea,” song recorded by the Marvelettes Tin Pan Alley, collection of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century New York City music “Tell Him,” song recorded by the Exciters “Tall Paul,” song recorded by Annette Funicello “Sweet Talkin’ Guy,” song recorded by the Chiffons “Stay,” Maurice by Williams recorded song “Soldier Boy,” song recorded by the Shirelles group vocal Shirelles, Shindig The History of Rock & Roll Elvis Presley, actor, musician, singer, and songwriter “Please Mr. Postman,” song recorded by the Marvelettes “” song recorded by the Marvelettes singer Page, Patti Lights,”“Party song recorded by Claudine Clark singer Owens, Shirley , musician, singer, and songwriter “Nowhere to Run,” song recorded by Martha and the Vandellas “,” song recorded by Wells Mary “My Boyfriend’s Back,” song recorded by the Angels Motown, record label [Annunzio Paolo] Mantovani, composer and conductor “Mama Said,” song recorded by the Shirelles Lennon Sisters, vocal group Shirelles the Why Mattered, publishers and songwriters and publishers , television show television , continued , book edited, book by Jim Miller – 41 41 –

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Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound John Fahey, musician Fahey, John “Expressway to Yr Skull,” song by Sonic Youth Exile on Main Street photographer Evans, Walker Eternal The Brian Eno, artist, composer, musician, producer, singer, and writer EMI, record label scientist Einstein, German-born Albert nineteenth-century Edsel, record label Eccentric Soul: Smart’s Palace Bob Dylan, musician, singer, and songwriter Dust to Digital, record label Bill Drummond, artist, musician, producer, and writer , nineteenth-century Russian writer Dinosaur Jr., musical group Howard Devoto, singer and songwriter Demon Records, record label Death Valley 69 Cult Cargo, Numero Group album series Creedence Clearwater Revival, musical group Darby Crash, singer and songwriter poet Corso, Gregory Coppola, director,Sofia producer, screenwriter and compiler music Conte, Ivan Commodore Music Shop, New York City , composer and musician Coil, musical group “Citadel,” song by the Rolling Stones Ciccone Youth, musical group Cherrystones, record label Charley, record label Eugene Chadbourne,critic musician and , musician, singer, and songwriter Power,Cat singer writer and singer, musician, songwriter, Cash, Johnny writer English nineteenth-century Carroll, Lewis Karen Carpenter, musician and singer songwriter singer, musician, and Beefheart, Captain John Cage, composer and music theorist (selection), Rock the Curator of Rise The Good Citations: , album by Sonic Youth , album by Sonic Youth , album by the Rolling Stones, covered by Pussy Galore , compilation album compilation , – 47 47 – continued

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound Wyndham Lewis, artist, critic, and writer and critic, artist, Lewis, Wyndham Levine, Sherrie painter, conceptual artist, photographer and “Leaky Lifeboat (for Corso),” Gregory song by Sonic Youth KLF aka Justified Ancients of Mu Mu, musical group Yves Klein, performance and visual artist Mike Kelley, performance and visual artist Andrea Juno, culture historian and writer Junkyard Spike Jonze, actor, director, producer, and screenwriter Jesus and Chain, Mary musical group “Into the Groove(y),” song by Ciccone Youth Rowland S. Howard, musician and songwriter Honest Jon’s, music store in London and record label Susanna Hoffs, musician and singer “Higher Than the Sun,” song by songwriter singer, musician, and Jimi Hendrix, Lee Hazlewood, producer, singer, and songwriter Todd director, Haynes, producer, and screenwriter Owen Hatherley, writer and journalist designer Habib, Chris Guns N’ Roses, musical group Peter Gunn, DJ and record collector writer Groenenboom, Roland Dan Graham, artist, curator, and writer Kim Gordon, musician and singer Jack Goldstein, performance artist and painter Gareth Goddard, DJ, record collector, and producer Bobby Gillespie, musician, singer, and songwriter musicalGerms, group Fred recording Gaisberg, engineer , producer group Funkadelic, musical Fugs, musical group 33” 4’ Richard Foos, cofounder of Rhino Records Folkways, record label Mark Fisher, critic and cultural theorist Finders Keepers, record label group Fall, musical (selection), Rock the Curator of Rise The Good Citations: , composition by John Cage , album by the Birthday Party – 48 48 – continued

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Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound “You’re Vain,” So song written and recorded by X-Ray Spex, musical group Women’s Coffee House, venue in New York City Wire, musical group Voice group musical Underground, Velvet group musical Unwanted, “Summer of ’71,” song by Helen Reddy Springsteen,Bruce musician, singer, andsongwriter songwriter singer, and poet, artist, Smith, Patti Slaughter &the musical Dogs, group Sex Pistols, musical group “Send Me to the ’Lectric Chair,” song recorded by Bessie Smith , venue in New York City Rosie and the Riveters, musical group Linda Ronstadt, singer Rezillos, musical group “Redondo Smith Beach,” Patti by recorded song singer Reddy, Helen Beginning Light, See the to , magazine continued – 53 53 –

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Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound “I Wonder,” song recorded by Issue Project Room, venue in New York City “I Heard Her Call My Name,” song by the Velvet Underground Hosei University, Tokyo, Japan “Holidays in the Sun,” song by the Sex Pistols songwriter singer, musician, and Jimi Hendrix, Head and the Heart, musical group “Have Love Will Travel,” song by Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, vocal group George Frideric Handel, German-born British Baroque composer Keiji songwriter singer, musician, Haino, and The Guinness Book of World Records David Guetta, DJ, producer, and songwriter musician Green, Lloyd “Go Bang,” song by Dinosaur L. Go “Girl You Need aChange of Mind,” song by Eddie Kendrick songwriter and singer musician, Gira, Michael Greg Ginn, musician, singer, and songwriter Fushitsusha, musical group Four Tops, vocal group Flipper, musical group Dinosaur L., musical group Magnetic Death group musical Creation, CBGB, venue in New York City Californication John Cage, composer and music theorist , musical group group musical Flag, Black , musical group musician Bennett, Bob [Ludwig van] Beethoven, late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century German composer Eric Albronda, musician and producer John Luther Adams, composer , magazine , album by the , album by Metallica by album , Just a Little Bit: Loudness aLittle Just Ben Ratliff Ben – 57 57 –

Copyright © 2018 The Great Books Foundation sound bites sound , musical group Sila: The Breath of the World songwriter and singer Sia, Sex Pistols, musical group “Secret Black Box III,” song by Fushitsusha Secret Black Box “Same Old Song,” song recorded by the Four Tops Roslie,Gerry musician and singer group vocal Ronettes, Rivera, musicianMon “Rise Above,” song by Black Flag , musician, singer, and songwriter Red Hot Chili Peppers, musical group Public Castration Is Idea aGood musician Peterson, Dickie , musician, singer, and songwriter Motown, record label “Motel Time Again,” song by Johnny Paycheck group musical Metallica, MC5, musical group musician,John Martyn, singer, and songwriter Marshall, brand of audio equipment Mangueira Samba School, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil DJ Mancuso, David “Making Time,” the Creation by song Loft, dance club in New York City Live at songwriter singer, musician, Richard, and Little “Let’s Get It Started,” song by the Black Eyed Peas Leeds University, Leeds, UK Led Zeppelin, musical group “La Cuca,” song recorded by Mon Rivera Klipschorn, brand of audio equipment Kiss, musical group songwriter and singer Kendrick, Eddie “Keep aKnockin’,” song by Little Richard “Just aLittle Bit,” song by Blue Cheer Jerry’s Kids, musical group Bit: Loudness, aLittle Just , album by , album by Blue Cheer , album, Fushitsusha by , musical work by John Luther Adams , album by Swans continued – 58 58 –

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