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melodic with smooth melodies
example: carpenters |
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emphasized meaningful lyrics with smooth melodies.
example: America |
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| Taking two different styles of music and putting them into one song. |
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| reflects attitudes and issues of the day |
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| combines the expressive soul of blues with rhymes of rock. Virtuosic singing complex harmonies. |
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| improvisation clever and elaborate rhyme scheme. spoken lyrics over a hard driving beat. |
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| lyrics are emotional and honest. Deals with anxieties of young people. also known as grunge music. |
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Featured complex & vibrant rhythms
example: Kool and the Gang |
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strong steady dance beat.
example: Beegees |
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long songs 5-10 minutes long with intricate solos.
Example: Jimmy Hendrix |
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lyrics were about social issues.
Bob Dylan |
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sung by African Americans
example: Temptation |
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emotional and expressive
example: Aretha Franklin |
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emotional and expressive
example: Aretha Franklin |
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5 part vocal harmonies
example: Beach Boys |
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| 4 influential rock musicians from the 1950s |
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a. Bill Haley
b. Chuck Berry
c. Richie Valeno
d. Elvis |
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| 4 types of music in the 1970s |
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| Five types of music from the 1960s |
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Hard rock
Folk
Motown
Soul
California sound |
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