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| What set 'progressive country' apart from country besides its rock influence |
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| it had more liberal / intellectual material |
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| who wrote the song "crazy" for patsy cline |
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| who bridged the gap between country and rock and started a social group called "the outlaws" (became a patriotic symbol of US) |
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| What patriotic music group's centerpiece was previously in buddy holly's crickets and had a platinum album? |
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| The outlaws & waylon jennings |
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| What two styles is reggae a mixture of? |
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Caribbean folk and rnb
roots in jamiacan country music called MENTO + had influence from cuban latin |
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| what style was first to come from the 3rd world during the rock era? |
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| where did reggae originate? |
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| what jamaican film promoted the popularity of reggae in 1973 |
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| the harder the come- jimmy cliff was the star of the film |
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horn sections
faster pace than reggae
bass plays steady four beat patterns
reggae based |
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| who founded the rastafarian religious movement? |
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| josiah marcus garvey (he redid bible and focused on passages that delt with slavery and other stuff) = he described ganja as sacremental herbs |
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| what defines the Genre of ROCK STEADY |
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| considerably slower than ska and had a great deal of political content |
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| what does the term reggae come from |
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| "raggedy old everyday stuff" |
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| a group that pioneered rock steady and increased conflict with police |
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| what is it called in reggae when the bass and drums are interlocking |
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the producer for bob marley and the wailers
decided on bassist and drummer |
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| what was bobs album that reached #8 in 70s |
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| rastaman vibrations is a roots reggae album by Bob Marley & The Wailers |
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| what album did jimmy cliff reach the top 25 with in 1969? |
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| wonderful world beautiful people |
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| by 1975 1960's counterculture was now pop what was the result? |
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| what genre developed alonside of punk and was less masculine than punk |
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| less musical version of rock that talked abut drug addiction and other terrible things |
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| where was the birthplace for punk |
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| what 3 groups are considered the ancestors of punk? |
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the velvet underground
the stooges
the new york dolls |
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| what new york group was promoted by pop art superstar andy warhol? this group also had a rough edge loud anticommercial sound? |
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| what group produced the song "1969" that is simple, makes fun of 69 hippie movement |
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| the stooges (from michigan, motorcyle- working class group) lead singer : iggy pop |
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| what group had a glam rock dressing style but punk sound (formed in 71) |
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| rundown converted club for folk that was the hub for PUNK |
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| who is considered the first bonafide punk rock group |
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the ramones
(signed in 75 after playing CBGB OMFUG |
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| what group was on the more pop side of punk and released "psycho killer" |
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| what interracial group played psychedelic soul and bridged the gap between rock and soul (played at woodstock/ had bass player that started slap bass) |
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| what funk artist had large bands consisting of over 40 people, had a james brown influence, and had an outer space affiliation |
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| who wrote 'give up the funk' and is considered the second most sampled funk group |
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what hip hop artist started isolating the breakdowns of james brown records/ breakbeat music (put two copies of the same record on his turn tables)
also from kingston jamaica and helped start the technique of scratching |
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| who was the first hip hop artist to have a socially conscious song on the top charts |
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| what song started social realism and was part of sugar hill records |
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| what were defining factors of music in the 80's? |
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in 79' the record industry goes down 11%
record labels relied on a few megastars
disco is gone,
technology goes crazy
recording became higher quality
first EP sold in 83
in 88 CDs surpassed vinyl sales
MIDIm drum machines , sequencers |
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| what superstar of the 80s was involved with tv and movies and sold 250 million dollars in records within a few years |
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| what african american rocker (bordeline metal) scored the hit whats love got to do with it |
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| what "heavy metal" group produced the song "jump" that featured synths |
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| what perter gabriel song won best video of the year, used a horn section, and was a pop/rnb crossover hit |
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| what is the top selling album of all time that also featured many famous artists (7/9 songs were singles) |
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| what concept album portrayed 1950s rebellious rockers & 60's socially conscious folk rockers simultaneously? |
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Born in the USA - bruce springstein
talked about problems w working class |
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| what is paul simon's album Graceland best known for? |
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| recorded in many places- 3 continents 5 locations |
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| what two tactics aided the production of celebrities |
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music videos, movies (purple rain for example)
also getiing into the persons personal life |
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| what artist had 28 hit songs and did many controversial things |
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| what artist incorporates many genres and is considered one of the most talented musicians of all time |
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what indie label signed raising hell and licensed to ill
cofounded by russel simmons and rick rubin |
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| what group had a contract with adidas |
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| what group was signed by def jam, appeared in krush grove (first hip hop movie), and toured as an opener for rn DMC and madonna |
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| what hip hop group's members met in college and was the first group to be succesful talking about the worlds problems |
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| who has the number one rap album of alltime and is considered pop hip hop/ had a dance associated with his music |
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| who sold 7 million copies of their first album and actually invented their gangster person |
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| what group consisted of ice cube and dre dre, released the song fuck the police and was highly promoted by easy e |
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| what genre directly influenced techno? |
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punk
think "fire starter" by prodigy |
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| what band is highly associated with the early alternative rock genre |
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| what alternative rock group was influenced by the velvet underground and was more out there than REM |
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| what genre was developed on the west coast and was basically an extreme tempo version of punk |
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| what thrash group was on the charts for 266 weeks |
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| what metal/pop group released two platinum albums and was lead by kurt cobain |
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| what urban folk artist turned down many major labels and started her own record label |
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| what female hip hop artist sold 7 million copies of her debut album and was an alternative to the violent sexist mainstream rap |
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| who was the canadian country star who promoted vegetarianism and won best female country vocal performance |
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| what blue grass band is lead by alison kraus ? |
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| what 2 things pioneered the creation of world music in the 80s |
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| perter gabriels annual world music and dance fest, and graceland by paul simon |
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| what nigerian musician opened doors for other world musicians to come to the US and make it big? |
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king sunny ade
(juju music) |
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| what song by ali farka toure is african with blues influence? |
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| what pakastani artist performed a trance like music called qawwali |
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