The critical discussion of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band has consistently been framed in terms of its importance as a record album. That is, remarks about its musical innovations and the ways it changed the culture of rock music dominate the conversation. When the album cover is mentioned, it is analyzed in terms of the symbiotic relationship it has with the musical innovation of the album itself. However, the discussion is changing; theorists Kenneth Womack and Todd F. Davis have examined the Beatles’ relationship to critical theory, and music critic Ian Inglis explores the cultural work of the Beatles’ album covers. Yet much of this criticism still focuses primarily on the relationship between music and image. In this paper I expa...
The structure of the ensuing analysis is divided into five chapters, the introduction being the begi...
The debate over the cultural value of the Beatles was as vehement as it was significant in 1960s and...
Introduction Our first edition of Counterculture(s) and Popular Music offers readers the opportunity...
The critical discussion of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band has consistently been framed in ter...
Sarah Etlinger published an article on Sgt Pepper's cover art in Volume!, cf. http://volume.revues.o...
In the late sixties rock music was typically seen as an important aspect of the revolutionary counte...
Sgt. Pepper remains the only album within popular music whose cover has attracted as much attention ...
Russell Reising declares in the introduction to his excellent collection commemorating Revolver that...
Parmi les nombreuses révolutions musicales opérées par les Beatles en 1967, la vision d’un album roc...
Cet article propose une synthèse partielle du style des Beatles. La régularité de leur évolution har...
This article discusses the cultural significance of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, a studio ...
Spécialisée dans l’histoire et la théorie des médias et chercheuse à l’université de Birmingham, Ste...
This paper explores the notion of the Beatles as a text through which to explore representations of ...
In September 1969, The Beatles released their final recorded work, Abbey Road, an album that perfect...
Cet article examine les paroles de l’album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band en cherchant à comp...
The structure of the ensuing analysis is divided into five chapters, the introduction being the begi...
The debate over the cultural value of the Beatles was as vehement as it was significant in 1960s and...
Introduction Our first edition of Counterculture(s) and Popular Music offers readers the opportunity...
The critical discussion of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band has consistently been framed in ter...
Sarah Etlinger published an article on Sgt Pepper's cover art in Volume!, cf. http://volume.revues.o...
In the late sixties rock music was typically seen as an important aspect of the revolutionary counte...
Sgt. Pepper remains the only album within popular music whose cover has attracted as much attention ...
Russell Reising declares in the introduction to his excellent collection commemorating Revolver that...
Parmi les nombreuses révolutions musicales opérées par les Beatles en 1967, la vision d’un album roc...
Cet article propose une synthèse partielle du style des Beatles. La régularité de leur évolution har...
This article discusses the cultural significance of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, a studio ...
Spécialisée dans l’histoire et la théorie des médias et chercheuse à l’université de Birmingham, Ste...
This paper explores the notion of the Beatles as a text through which to explore representations of ...
In September 1969, The Beatles released their final recorded work, Abbey Road, an album that perfect...
Cet article examine les paroles de l’album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band en cherchant à comp...
The structure of the ensuing analysis is divided into five chapters, the introduction being the begi...
The debate over the cultural value of the Beatles was as vehement as it was significant in 1960s and...
Introduction Our first edition of Counterculture(s) and Popular Music offers readers the opportunity...