Music journalists
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 10340 Collections and/or Records:
Rolling Stone, “Jethro Tull” - Published copy, July 22, 1971
File — Box 45, Folder: 6
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
July 22, 1971
Rolling Stone, “John Cassavetes Goes for the Edge” - Color copy of issue cover and selected pages, March 30, 1972
File — Box 45, Folder: 10
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
March 30, 1972
Rolling Stone, “Lee Marvin’s Great, Goddamned” - Published copy , December 21, 1972
File — Box 45, Folder: 16
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
December 21, 1972
Rolling Stone Nashville Now Special Collectors Issue, 1 copy, 2018
File — Box 3320, Folder: 24
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Archival material from Austin, Texas author, producer and record label owner Brian T. Atkinson
dating 1956-2019. Materials include concert posters, show flyers, photographs, magazines,
newspapers, news clippings, correspondence, press releases (albums) song lyric sheets, vinyl
LPS, 45rpms, ephemera and artifacts relating to various notable Texas musicians, concert series
and music festivals. Included are music magazine and newspaper (reviews) articles written by
Atkinson and interviews on...
Dates:
2018
Rolling Stone, “Of Dope & Death: The Saga of Art Pepper” - Color copy of cover and selected pages, September 14, 1972
File — Box 45, Folder: 13
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
September 14, 1972
Rolling Stone, “On the Set with Keach & Huston” - Published copy, September 30, 1971
File — Box 45, Folder: 7
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
September 30, 1971
Rolling Stone: Press passes
File — Box 1, Folder: 3
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged by subject and contains material reflecting important aspects of Lewis’s Life. The Rolling Stone material is a sub-series containing mostly office memoranda, but also some humorous general correspondence and related ephemera. Other notable material is the transcription of Robert Draper’s interview with Lewis, which Draper conducted for his book-length expose, Rolling Stone Magazine: The Uncensored History. Lewis’s...
Dates:
1960-1995
Rolling Stone, promo for "I’ll Be There In the Morning If I Live" - Color copy of cover and selected pages, May 10, 1973
File — Box 45, Folder: 19
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
May 10, 1973
Rolling Stone, Promo for "I’ll Be There in the Morning If I Live" - Color copy of published issue cover and selected pages, June 7, 1973
File — Box 45, Folder: 4
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
June 7, 1973
Rolling Stone, Promo for "I’ll Be There in the Morning If I Live" - Proof, June 7, 1973
File — Box 45, Folder: 3
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
June 7, 1973
Rolling Stone, Promo for "I’ll Be There in the Morning If I Live" - Related material, June 7, 1973
File — Box 45, Folder: 2
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
June 7, 1973
Rolling Stone: Related ephemera
File — Box 1, Folder: 6
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged by subject and contains material reflecting important aspects of Lewis’s Life. The Rolling Stone material is a sub-series containing mostly office memoranda, but also some humorous general correspondence and related ephemera. Other notable material is the transcription of Robert Draper’s interview with Lewis, which Draper conducted for his book-length expose, Rolling Stone Magazine: The Uncensored History. Lewis’s...
Dates:
1960-1995
Rolling Stone, “Roaring Around with R. Redford” - Notes, April 15, 1971
File — Box 44, Folder: 13
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
April 15, 1971
Rolling Stone, “Roaring Around with R. Redford” - Published copy, April 15, 1971
File — Box 44, Folder: 14
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
April 15, 1971
Rolling Stone, “Sam Peckinpah in Mexico: Over-Learning with El Jefe" - Published copy, October 12, 1972
File — Box 45, Folder: 14
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
October 12, 1972
Rolling Stone, “Soldier of the Heart”- Published copy, April 13, 1972
File — Box 45, Folder: 11
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
April 13, 1972
"Rolling Stone Souvenirs"; Letter from Jann Wenner, hate mail, photo and note from Al Parachini, rejection letters, photo of Rolling Stone staff, ephemera, newspaper article on 20th anniversary of Rolling Stone, Gracey interview, fax pertaining to Rolling Stone Magazine: The Unsensored History, 1968-2000, undated
File — Box 3676, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Archival material pertaining to the life and career of writier and rock historian, Ed Ward (1948-2021). Materials dating 1962-2019 include interview transcripts (musicians, bands, music industry icons), memorabilia and ephemera pertaining to Ward’s staff positions with Rolling Stone and the Austin American-Statesman, early writings, copies of the Antioch College McDowell Weakly, research materials (including reporter’s notebooks, notepads and index cards) pertaining to music, art, food and...
Dates:
1968-2000, undated
Rolling Stone, "The Hollywood Film to End All”- Published copy, February 17, 1972
File — Box 45, Folder: 9
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
February 17, 1972
Rolling Stone, “The Jeaning of Barbra Streisand” - Published copy, June 24, 1971
File — Box 45, Folder: 5
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
June 24, 1971
Rolling Stone, “The Last Celluloid Desperado” - Published copy , March 15, 1973
File — Box 45, Folder: 18
Series Description
From the Series:
This series is arranged alphabetically by publication and surveys Lewis’s entire writing career from his earliest poetry and short fiction publications in Avesta (1955)—the student literary magazine of North Texas State College—to his last published piece, a profile of well-known photographer Birney Imes, published in the Los Angeles Times Magazine (1994). Material from a posthumous collection of Lewis’s writing,...
Dates:
March 15, 1973
