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Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Theoretical frameworks and literature survey -- Chapter summaries -- 1 A Hard Day's Night: Beatlemania hits the big screen -- Context and musical sequence analysis -- "A Hard Day's Night" (opening credits) -- "I Should Have Known Better" -- "If I Fell" -- "Can't Buy Me Love" -- "And I Love Her"/ "I'm Happy Just to Dance with You" -- The final live concert sequence ("Tell Me Why"/"If I Fell"/"I Should Have Known Better"/"She Loves You") -- Conclusion -- 2 Help! Beatlemania is out of control -- "Help!" (opening credits) -- "You're Going to Lose that Girl" -- "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away" -- "Ticket to Ride" -- "I Need You" -- "The Night Before"/ "She's a Woman" -- "Another Girl" -- Conclusion -- 3 Roll up for the Magical Mystery Tour -- Producing and promoting Magical Mystery Tour -- Perception, performance, liberation-psychedelia's influence on the Beatles -- The Beatles' psychedelic promotional films -- "Rain" and "Paperback Writer" -- "Strawberry Fields Forever" -- Magical Mystery Tour as a psychedelic trip -- "Magical Mystery Tour" -- "The Fool on the Hill" and "Flying" -- "I am the Walrus" -- "Blue Jay Way" and "Death Cab for Cutie" -- "Your Mother Should Know" -- Conclusion -- 4 From seaside mystery trips to Pepperland: Aboard the Yellow Submarine -- King Features and the Beatles cartoon series -- Yellow Submarine-film form and style -- The narrative/number relationship -- "Eleanor Rigby" -- "Only a Northern Song" -- "Sea of Holes" -- "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" -- Conclusion -- 5 The end of an era, the end of the Beatles-Let It Be -- Observational documentary, form, and function in Let It Be -- The Beatles as social actors -- A fifth Beatle? -- George Harrison: The "quiet one" speaks -- Ringo Starr: The lovable drummer writes a song Paul McCartney: (Reluctant?) leader -- John Lennon: The enigma -- The viewer as voyeur -- The Beatles take a final bow: "Revolution," "Hey Jude," and the rooftop performance -- Conclusion -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index
