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| Brought a country influence to R&B |
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| Burke never celebrated a #1 hit on the pop charts but enjoyed many hits in the R&B charts |
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| Wilson Pickett Atlantic’s best selling southern soul performer |
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| In the Midnight Hour - one of the most successful songs of the soul era |
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| Skillful at delivering ballads with passion |
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| Earned a reputation as leading performer of soul ballads |
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| His performance at the Monterey pop festival gained him a wider audience |
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| The san Francisco scene- height ashbury |
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| Large community of fold musicians |
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| The san Francisco scene- height ashbury |
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| The acid tests led by writer lean kesey became known as a “happening” |
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| The san Francisco scene- height ashbury |
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| Estimated theme were 500 to 1500 bands in the san fran area |
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| Became entertaining in the universal curriculum by the early 60’s |
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| Gave students a long base to question the complacent assumptions of American society |
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| Phsycadelic music/ san fran scene |
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| Floating quality to the music (expand the mind) |
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| Phsycadelic music/ san fran scene |
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| Eastern Indian influence(sitar) |
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| Considered to be the start of the scene |
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| Planted the seeds of the rock counter culture |
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| One of the best san fran bands of the 60’s |
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| More versatile than other SF Bands |
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| Combo of fold/country/classic rock |
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| Earn airplane plated some of moby graps compo sections |
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| Most popular of the SF bands |
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| Leaders of the protest movement and supporters of free love |
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| Represented the love/hate image of the 60’s |
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| Art rock aka classic rock |
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| Blending of classical music w/rock |
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| Art rock aka classic rock |
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| Art rock aka classic rock |
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| Used odd meters and frequent tempo changes |
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| Art rock aka classic rock |
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| Large portion of art rock bands were British |
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| Art rock vs. progressive rock |
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| Art rock vs. progressive rock |
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| Progressive rock=jazz music |
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| Art rock vs. progressive rock |
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| Attempt to legitimize rock music |
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| Art rock vs. progressive rock |
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| Aimed to broaden the market of listeners of rock music. |
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| Moody blues – days of future passed |
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| Moody blues – days of future passed |
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| Paved the way for ther art rock bands |
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| Draws more on folk art rock |
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| Experimental “space rock” band |
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| Creation ofthemes result in concepts on a massive scale |
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| Syd barrett – an important founding member |
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| Barret played a major role in the musical and stylistic direction of the bands early work |
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The piper at the gates of dawn (1967)
Pink Floyd debut album(only one made under syd barretts leadership) |
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Dark side of the moon (73’)
Partly inspired by barrets deteriating mental state. |
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| Never quite fit into the main stream r/r of the late 60’s/70’s |
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| Early punk bands from Detroit |
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| Mc-s/the stooges/nice cooper |
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| Essentially laid the foundation for the start of punk |
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| Led john serenor (leader of the infamous write panther party) |
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| 10 founders by john sirenor |
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| Far left, anti racist, white American politican collective founder in 1968 |
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| The god father of punk music |
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| Influenced by comic book stories and RKO horror movie show |
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| Velvet underground – new york pronto rock |
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| known as the key touch stone to punk/new wave |
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| Velvet underground – new york pronto rock |
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| Velvet underground – new york pronto rock |
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| important association with andy Warhol |
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| Velvet underground – new york pronto rock |
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| provided music for the exploding plastic inevitable |
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| Velvet underground – new york pronto rock |
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| helped define sandy rock/roll |
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| use of song sang vocals and narratives |
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| his band: the mothers of invasion |
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| wicked sense of humor and absurdity |
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music combines a understanding of an duplication of:
- 20th century composurs,
o late 80’s doo-wop rock/roll
o scial stringing wit
o avant garde jazz
o guitar heavy rock and r/b
o converges of many styles |
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| returning rock and roll to the basics |
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| three cords and the simple melody |
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| in America punk remained an underground sensation |
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| in the uk. It was a fun scale phenomenon |
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two popular punk bands
the romones (U.S.-N.Y.)
the sex pistols (Britain) |
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| Important venue for punk/neal ware bands |
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| Formed the band called the neon boys which was later renamed television |
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| Often pointed to as a major influence by other subsequent punk bands |
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| Formed the band called the neon boys which was later renamed television |
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| One of the most creative bands to emerge from N.Y. punk scene of the mid 70’s |
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| Viewed to be the counter of the happy culture (hippies) |
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| Back to short hair and street clothes(repaved the extravagant) |
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| Debut album was marquee moon |
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| Laid the ground work for many of the guitar based post punk pop groups of the late 70’s/80’s |
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| Provides lyrics that reflected life in new york |
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| Combines 60’s garage rock w/the ??? |
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| Referred to as the godmother of punk |
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| Anticipates new wave music |
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| Hybrid of classic rock and post beat poetry |
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| Most popular of punk bands |
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| Crystallized the musical ordeals of the genre |
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Cut rock and roll down to its bare essentials
4 chords
simple catchy melody
very fast tempos
irresistible insane/funny lyrics |
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| created something that was rooted in early 60’s pre-Beatles rock and roll and pop but sounded revolutionary |
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| their music has been labeled as bubble gum punk |
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| I wanna be sedated - Ramones |
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| #48 on rolling stones 500 |
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| I wanna be sedated - Ramones |
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| 50/60’s hard drive edge sound |
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| Inspired by the 1932 flim “freaks” |
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| Gabba gabba hey – line from the film |
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| Punk – the british competition |
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| Brought to the U.K by Malcolm McLaren |
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| Punk – the british competition |
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| McLaren became the sex pistols managers |
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| Represented the young bored brits |
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| Rebelled against the upper class |
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| Touched off a social/musical firestorm |
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| Created fear about political instability and youth running wild in the streets |
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| Popular movement for the liberation of Angola m.p.l.a |
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| Ulster Defiance association |
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| God save the queen - The Sex Pistols |
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| God save the queen - The Sex Pistols |
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| lyrics contain lethal snotty same calling |
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| God save the queen - The Sex Pistols |
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| declares the royalty ineffectual and irrelevant |
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| God save the queen - The Sex Pistols |
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| poses britain in a country of decline, ignoring the bleak times ahead |
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