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"British Heavy Metal"
Bad relationship with press
Name of the band taken from the title of a horror movie
Sold/released 5 albumns
Lyrics centered on mystical references to the soul, fantasy, and insanity |
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Elvis Presley
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"The King of Rock N Roll"
In July 1954, at 19 years old, Elvis signed a contract with Sun Records which catered to both country and R&B markets
1st single released
- Side A = Thats Alright (mama)
- Side B = Blue Moon of Kentucky |
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JFK Assassination During Beatlemania |
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Teens were frightened/confused by the assassination and the riots of the civil rights movement
The fun-loving Beatles seemed a perfect antidote to the pessimism that had engulfed America after JFK's death |
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Found by Berry Gordy Jr (1960)
Distinct "Motown Sound" reflected and further the integration of African American into white
Had all in house crew (wanted total control) |
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Becasue of te multi format of radio and sophisticated studio and instruments, and the strong economy/acceptance to change, more musical styles were created |
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Beatlemania = Baby Boomer Generation
Teens seamed to be searching for an identity and latched onto the Beatles as a symbol of unity
The wholesome image appealed to the white middle class |
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Mod image
Clean cut, iby league, fashion conscious (opposite The Rolling Stones)
Initially played Chicago Blues
Became popular when wrote their own songs (for anger/rebelliousness youth)
Became popular in the USA when performed at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 |
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DJ in 1951 at an independent radio station in Cleveland, Ohio (called "Moon Dog Rock N Roll House Party")
Popular becasue he played rock and R&B
1952-1953 organized interracial concerts in Cleveland
Move to NYC wins radio and introduced white kids on the east coast to African American artists |
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