   Books: Time and Ginsberg wait for no man  All Dressed Up: The
Sixties and Counterculture by Jonathon Green Pimlico pounds
12.50 Jonathon Green, lexicographer and former contributor to Oz
and IT, has already compiled an oral history of the 1960s which
drew on the recollections of leading underground figures, or, as
some would say, frazzled old pot-heads. With this charmingly
idiosyncratic book he completes his investigation of that
decade. This time, his purpose is to provide an overview of the
cultural and political events that still find us floundering in
the aftermath of permissiveness, women's lib and gay
consciousness.  His account begins with the birth of the
"teenager". First there were the leather-and-denim-clad Teds
with their nihilistic non-conformity and ritualised battles for
territory. Then the Italianate Mods. But what makes Green's
approach so distinctive is his rehabilitation of contemporary
slang. We hear from the bored, young shopworkers /apprentices,
etc, intent on finding "giggles" and "