Hebdige Illustrated

These links and videos accompany/illustrate/explicate Dick Hebdige, Subculture: The Meaning of Style (London: Methuen, 1979).

1 Jean Genet, The Thief's Journal

8 Roland Barthes, Mythologies

9-10 Hebdige discusses this photo from the magazine Paris-Match, which Barthes analyzes.



15 Hegemony

25 David Bowie on the Dick Cavett Show, "Young Americans"



25 The Heartbeakers (last.fm)

25 Iggy Pop (last.fm), live in 1970



25 Richard Hell (last.fm)

25 The 101'ers (last.fm)

25 Crime, "I Stupid Anyway" (last.fm)

25 Dr. Feelgood, "Route 66"



25 The Ramones, "Pinhead"



25 Northern Soul, e.g.,



26 Punk fashions:
Punk hair etc.
Fashion museum
Punk Rock 1976-1980, a Flickr photoset

26 Brothel creepers, wincklepickers, pimsolls...

27 David Bowie, Diamond Dogs (last.fm)

36 Don Drummond (trombone, composer), the Skatellites, "Don D Lion"



36 Reco, "The Lion Sleeps"



37 Prince Buster, "Shaking Up Orange Street"



37-8 Max Romeo, "War inna Babylon"



38 Junior Murvin, "Police and Thieves" (wikipedia)



51 Elvis Presley, "Heartbreak Hotel"



51 Gene Vincent, "Be Bop a Lula"



53 Tony Clarke, "The Entertainer"



53 James Brown, "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag"



53 Dobie Gray, "The In Crowd"



53 Prince Buster, "Madness"




59 I-Roy, "Black Man Time" (last.fm)

60 David Bowie as Ziggy Stardust



61-62 Glam rock (wikipedia)

62 Marc Bolan (T. Rex), "Ride a White Swan"



62 Lou Reed, "Walk on the Wild Side"



64 Sex Pistols, "God Save the Queen"



64 Sex Pistols, "Anarchy in the UK"



64 Jordan, "Rule Britannia" from Derek Jarman's film Jubilee



67 The Clash play reggae, "Police and Thieves"



76 Culture, "Two Sevens Clash"