Race-Gender-Class Horizons

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Table of Contents 5
3. LIST OF FIGURES 7
4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9
5. 1. INTRO
6. To the Front 11
7. Beyond Fanstalgia 13
8. What Makes Punk Music (Not)? 18
9. Reader Notes 22
10. Which Books and Why 23
11. Chapter Outline 27
12. Setting Out 28
13. 2. MUSICIANS AS MEMOIRISTS
14. Punk Performance Sexual Politics 29
15. Punk Public Archives 33
16. The Memoirs: ‘Dear Reader’ 44
17. Outro: Punk as Art 50
18. 3. FINDING VOICE
19. Intro 51
20. Into the Voice 52
21. Punking up the Pop Rock Canon 56
22. Rebel Rebel 67
23. 4. GRRRLS WITH GUITARS
24. Intro 71
25. Guitars Guitars Guitars 74
26. Bodies Bodies Bodies: Woman with Guitar 77
27. Punk Musica Practica 88
28. Outro 90
29. 5. VANGUARD OR OLD GUARD?
30. Hip Priestess: Coat, Skirt, Hair, Hat 95
31. ’Punk and Poses‘ 99
32. Race-Gender-Class Horizons 104
33. Since – On Getting Younger 110
34. Nina Simone – She Who Did It First 119
35. 6. OUTRO
36. Sex, Gender and Public Culture 123
37. How Did We Get Here? 124
38. Listening to Music Writing 126
39. Punk and Current Events 127
40. Fade Up 133
41. APPENDIX: THE MEMOIR-SET 135
42. BIBLIOGRAPHY 137
43. NOTES 145