Popular Music And Television In Britain

Introduction, Ian Inglis; Part 1 History And Heritage; Chapter 1 Constructing The Histories Of Popular Music: The Britannia Series, Paul Long, Tim Wall; Chapter 2 Television Documentary, Pop Stardom And Auto/Biographical Narratives, Ian Goode; Chapter 3 Classic Albums: The Re-Presentation Of The Rock Album On British Television, Andy Bennett, Sarah Baker; Chapter 4 Stone Fox Chase: The Old Grey Whistle Test And The Rise Of High Pop Television, Peter Mills; Part 2 Performers And Performances; Chapter 5 Ready Steady Go! Televisual Pop Style And The Careers Of Dusty Springfield, Cilla Black, Sandie Shaw And Lulu, Adrienne Lowy; Chapter 6 Sworn In: Today, Bill Grundy And The Sex Pistols, Mark Duffett; Chapter 7 Indie On The Box: The Contribution Of Television To UK Independent Music From C86 To Britpop, Rupa Huq; Part 3 Comedy And Drama; Chapter 8 Dad's Army: Musical Images Of A Nation At War, James Kearney., Sheila Whiteley; Chapter 9 Little Ladies: Rock Follies And British Television's Dramatisation Of Rock Music, Peter Hutchings; Chapter 10 Pop Half-Cocked: A History Of Revolver, Richard Mills; Chapter 11 A Sunken Dream: Music And The Gendering Of Nostalgia In Life On Mars, Estella Tincknell; Part 4 Audiences and Territories; Chapter 12 Here, There and Everywhere: Introducing the Beatles, Ian Inglis; Chapter 13 Granada TV, Johnny Hamp, and the Blues and Gospel Train: Masters of Reality, Mike Brocken; Chapter 14 A Postman Mans Up: The Changing Musical Identities Of Postman Pat, Nicholas Reyland;