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| Preface | 3 | |
| Introduction | 6 | |
| 1970 | ||
| Us versus hem | 10 | |
| The ascension of Led Zeppelin | 14 | |
| One man out | 18 | |
| Chrissie Hynde on the four dead in Ohio | 22 | |
| 1971 | ||
| Changing the channel | 28 | |
| Fact & fiction & fear & loathing | 32 | |
| My pop conscience | 36 | |
| Leaking the truth | 40 | |
| The soul nation climbs aboard | 44 | |
| Southern accents | 48 | |
| 1972 | ||
| Easy come, easy go | 54 | |
| Fools, suckas & baadasssss brothers | 58 | |
| Radical feminism reaches the suburbs | 62 | |
| Tours de force | 66 | |
| The peace candidate | 70 | |
| Working-class hero | 74 | |
| Christmas in Hanoi | 78 | |
| 1973 | ||
| This precious right | 86 | |
| The war comes home | 90 | |
| Discotheque to discomania | 94 | |
| Russell Means on the siege of Wounded Knee | 98 | |
| Who's your guru? | 102 | |
| The quitter | 106 | |
| 1974 | ||
| The doctor of dunk | 112 | |
| Jazz-funk junction | 116 | |
| Herbie Hancock on headhunters | 120 | |
| Malignant giant | 122 | |
| The press & the presidency | 126 | |
| Deliver us from Evel | 132 | |
| Funky chic | 138 | |
| The androgynous mirror | 142 | |
| Leon Gast on the rumble | 146 | |
| George Plimpton on betting Ali | 149 | |
| Lloyd Price on Africa | 150 | |
| 1975 | ||
| Goodbye, Vietnam | 154 | |
| Notes from the underground | 160 | |
| Hilly Kristal on CBGB | 163 | |
| P.C. in the valley | 164 | |
| Tania got her gun | 168 | |
| Live, from New York ... | 172 | |
| Lorne Michaels on Saturday Night Live | 175 | |
| Hot on the one | 176 | |
| A time to live, a time to die | 180 | |
| 1976 | ||
| Leading country to rebellion | 186 | |
| Hamilton Jordan on walking to the White House | 190 | |
| Phil Walden on rockin' for Jimmy | 193 | |
| Reggae inna U.S.A. | 194 | |
| Destination: Mars | 198 | |
| Feverish | 202 | |
| Punk primitive | 208 | |
| 1977 | ||
| A death in the family | 214 | |
| Before out was in | 218 | |
| Hotel California | 222 | |
| Jenny Boyd on Fleetwood Mac | 226 | |
| Beyond the velvet rope | 228 | |
| Deborah Harry on Studio 54 | 233 | |
| Galactic gold on the silver screen | 234 | |
| Saint Elvis | 238 | |
| 1978 | ||
| Platinum rising | 244 | |
| Finding hope in the Middle East | 250 | |
| Bongs, trips, 'ludes & lines | 256 | |
| On the inside looking in | 260 | |
| Paranols panic & polson | 264 | |
| 1979 | ||
| A soldier's tale | 272 | |
| Death of the Cincinnati Eleven | 278 | |
| Jerry Springer on the Who concert tragedy | 281 | |
| Two turntables & a microphone | 282 | |
| Contributors | 286 | |
| Acknowledgments | 288 |
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Michael Dales
reviewed Rolling stone on August 22, 2014
Rolling stone
Rolling Stone: The Seventies by Rolling Stone Magazine, Ashley Kahn (Editor), Holly George-Warren (Little Brown and Company 1999)(741.652 +/-). This is the quintessential hipster guide to the newsworthy topics of the 1970's in more or less chronological order. From Watergate to water bongs, if it was important to teens and twenty-somethings, it's in here. The most affecting story told is about Jim Jones and the mass suicide at the People's Temple in Guyana; the most memorable is an entry from 1978 entitled "bongs, trips, ludes and lines." And I was right there in it. My rating: 7.5/10, finished 8/21/14.
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