“The Beatles are coming!” Conjecture and conviction in the myth of Kennedy, America, and the Beatles

Ian Inglis

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(2000). "The Beatles are coming!" Conjecture and conviction in the myth of Kennedy, America, and the Beatles. Popular Music and Society: Vol. 24, Popular Music and National/Ethnic Identity, pp. 93-108.

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