by Sanders, Ed
The Subterraneans (Kerouac)
Suicides
attempted by Tuli Kupferberg
of d.a. levy
influenced by Marilyn Monroe
Summer of Love/Year of Love (1967)
Summers, Anthony
Surveillance by police, FBI, and CIA
Susskind, David
Szabo, Bill
with early Fugs
in F.Y.
and A-head filming
Tales of Beatnik Glory (Sanders)
“Talk of the Town” column
“Talking John Birch Society Blues” song (Dylan)
Tate, Sharon. See also Manson, Charles
Taylor, James
Tenderness Junction album
Theogony (Hesiod) translated by Sanders
“The Thirteen Most Wanted Men” mural (Warhol)
Thompson, Hunter
Time magazine
Tiny Tim
The Toe-Queen Poems (Sanders)
Tolkin, Stanley
Tompkins Square Park marches and concerts
Trell, Bluma
Trials and hearings
Ray Bremser
Lenny Bruce–Cafe Au Go Go
Chicago 8/Chicago 7
Grove Press–Naked Lunch case
Timothy Leary
d.a. levy
Manson murders
Charlotte Moorman
murderers of Chaney, Goodman, Schwerner
Sanders/Peace Eye Raid
Clay Shaw
John Sinclair
“Trip Without a Ticket,” The Digger Papers
Un Chant d’Amour film (Genet)
Underground
about
art, comic art
films
newspapers
United States Army
United States narcotics agents
United States Supreme Court
decisions support civil rights
Eros magazine case
Flaming Creatures case
Grove Press–Naked Lunch case
University at Buffalo
University of California at Berkeley
“Uprising” poem (Duncan)
USA : Poetry television program
“The Vancouver Report” (Bergé)
Velvet Underground
Verve/Folkways label
Vietnam Day Committee (VDC)
Vietnam War
antiwar demonstrations, concerts, readings
bombing campaigns
discussed on Firing Line
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Nixon stops escalation
Pentagon Exorcism/demonstration
self-burning of Buddhist monks
Tet Offensive
U.S. troop escalation
See also The Draft
The Village Fugs Sing Ballads . . . album
Village Voice newspaper
Fugs/Atlantic Records article
“Movie Journal” column (Mekas)
Sanders interview
“Was Oswald in Village” article
“Virgin Forest” song (Sanders, Alderson, Crabtree)
Virgin Fugs album
Voter registration
Voznesensky, Andrei
Warhol, Andy
attacked by Solanas
cover for F.Y.
as filmmaker
1964 works
silkscreens
Warner/Reprise. See Reprise Records
Weaver, Ken
background
album productions
on David Susskind Show
in Europe
as Fugs drummer/singer/songwriter
and Fugs movie project
with Olson on psilocybin
Weiner, Lee
Weinglass, Leonard
Wexler, Jerry
Whalen, Phil
Wicker, Randy
Wieners, John
in F.Y.
and Panna Grady
as poet
at University at Buffalo
Wilcock, John
Wilentz, Ted, salon
Williams, Hosea
Williams, Terrence
Win a Fug Dream Date competition
Window Water Baby film (Brakhage)
“With Love Still” poem (Paulson)
Wolf, Bill
Yablonsky, Lewis
The Yage Letters (Burroughs, Ginsberg)
Yippies (Youth International Party) created
demonstrations, protests
Young, Israel
Yum
Zappa, Frank
bomb threat
and Fugs lineup
in Prague Spring, Europe
reviews songs on Sanders Truckstop
Copyright © 2011 by Ed Sanders
Poem by Elin Paulson, courtesy of Leif Grund.
Ted Berrigan, “Despair Poem”; comments on flyer for Tuli Kupferberg’s 4 May 1966 reading at the Folklore Center; quote from Berrigan letter after d. a. levy died, courtesy of Alice Notley.
Works by Charles Olson published during his lifetime are copyright © the Estate of Charles Olson. Previously unpublished works by Charles Olson are copyright © University of Connecticut
Libraries. Introduction to Peace Eye, and “Act in Creation/Arouse the Nation,” used by permission.
Text of “Firing Line” courtesy of Firing Line (Television Program) Broadcast Records, Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford University.
Phil Ochs, a verse from “The Marines Have Landed on the Shores of Santo Domingo,” courtesy of Michael Ochs © 1968 Barricade Music, Inc.
Quote from article by Tuli Kupferberg, used by permission of Samara Kupferberg.
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Sanders, Ed.
Fug you: an informal history of the Peace Eye Bookstore, the Fuck You Press, the Fugs, and counterculture in the Lower East Side / Ed Sanders.—1st Da Capo Press ed.
p. cm.
Includes index.
eISBN : 978-0-306-81943-8
1. Sanders, Ed. 2. Peace Eye Bookstore. 3. Fuck You Press. 4. Fugs (Musical group) 5. Underground press publications—New York (State)—New York. 6. Counterculture—New York (State)—New York—History—20th century. 7. Lower East Side (New York, N.Y.)—Intellectual life—20th century. I. Title.
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