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title	:	I Wanna Be Sedated : Pop Music in the Seventies
author	:	Dellio, Phil.; Woods, Scott
publisher	:	Sound And Vision
isbn10 | asin	:	0920151167
print isbn13	:	9780920151167
ebook isbn13	:	9780585141619
language	:	English
subject	Popular music--1971-1980--History and criticism.
publication date	:	1993
lcc	:	ML3470.D44 1993eb
ddc	:	781.64/09/04
subject	:	Popular music--1971-1980--History and criticism.

I Wanna Be Sedated Pop Music in the Seventies Phil Dellio & Scott Woods SOUND AND VISION TORONTO

Page I Contents Acknowledgements III We Had Joy, We Had Fun 11 Chapter 1 Denny Laine Is in My Ears and in My Eyes Beatles, ex-Beatles, and Pretend Beatles 13 Chapter 2 You Probably Think This Chapter's about You the Rolling Stones 20 Chapter 3 Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? Classic Rock 24 Chapter 4 Kris Kristofferson'll Make You Jump! Jump! Singer-Songwriters 28 Chapter 5 I Want a Riot of My Own Early Seventies Black Pop 35 Chapter 6 Do a Little Dance, Make a Little Love Philly International 42 Chapter 7 Gorillas in the Mist Heavy Metal 46 Chapter 8 Judy in Disguise (with Glasses) Elton John 53 Chapter 9 We Are Woman, Hear Us Roar Glam Rock 58 Chapter 10 Calling Occupant of Interplanetary Craft David Bowie 64 Chapter 11 There's Gotta Be Some People Out There that Like to Drink Tequila Kiss 68 Chapter 12 Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? Boogie and Southern Rock 73 Chapter 13 A Fifth of Rachmaninoff Art Rock 80 Chapter 14 This Used to Be Clint's Playground: The Dynamic, Explosive, Super Bad World of K-Tel Records K-Tel 88

Page II Chapter 15 Short People Got No Reason to Live Teen Pop 96 Chapter 16 Mommy's All Right, Daddy's All Right, They Just Seem a Little Weird Adult Contemporary 102 Chapter 17 Abba, Abba, We Accept You, We Accept You, One of Us Abba 108 Chapter 18 Toto Recall West Coast Pop 112 Chapter 19 Some People Call Me Maurice Funk and Reggae 118 Chapter 20 Think of Me and Try Not to Laugh Rod Stewart 124 Chapter 21 Fun, Fun, Fun on the Autobahn Bruce, Bob & Billy 127 Chapter 22 A Thousand Points of Light Live Albums 132 Chapter 23 Al Stewart Explores Your Mind Ronco Records 137 Chapter 24 The Secret Life of Walter Murphy Disco 143 Chapter 25 Go Girl Crazy! Donna Summer 150 Chapter 26 Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport the Bee Gees 154 Chapter 27 Wake Me Up Before You Pogo Punk 158 Chapter 28 All We are Saying is Give the Police a Chance New Wave 166 Chapter 29 Escape (The Pina Colada chapter) Cheap Trick 174 Got My Kiss Records Out One Hundred Singles 179

Page III Acknowledgements Phil Dellio For reasons that may or may not seem mysterious to them, thanks goes out to the following people: Angela Barker, Edith Bartlett, Chris Buck, Chris Cook, Frank Kogan, Dave Maclntosh, Pam Martin, Dave Porter, Mike Saunders, Rob Sheffield, Peter Stephens, and Jack Thompson. Most of all I owe gratitude to the guy who cowrote I Wanna Be Sedated, and also to Chuck Eddy if I listed the things I should be thanking Chuck for, suggesting Scott and me for this book would rank about seventh. Scott Woods I thank Jason Armstrong, Dave Bookman, Chris Buck, Chuck Eddy, Kelvin Holland, Dave Newfeld, Sean O'Connor, and Tom Sawyer, all of whom helped in various ways. Thanks also to everyone in my family for their support, especially Grandma Linton. Finally, I'm forever grateful to Phil Dellio, who never failed to make me laugh, and my brother Paul for introducing me to

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