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| What began printing the most popular songs and best selling sheet music on 1913? |
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The Billboard Charts
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| What is the primary product of popular music and the industry is dominated by music publishing houses? |
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| What was the first founded talent agency in Chicago? |
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| Music Corporation of America (MCA) |
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| What is it called when you can download music over the internet for free? |
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| What are the two kinds of distributors? |
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Independants
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| What was the structure around a repetitive and a responsive pattern called? |
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| Who's song was the first blues song to become a nationwide hit? |
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| What was the first rock and roll record? |
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| What offered the most popular and best selling songs of the week? |
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| What were the 3 forms of records? |
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| Who founded Motown records in Detroit as an outlet for black soul and rock? |
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| Who Organized the first rock and roll concert? |
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| Where did the hippies begin in San Francisco? |
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| Who is considered to be he founders of country music? |
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Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family
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| What was the first radio station? |
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| What was one of the most important country shows? |
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| Who was the godfather of hip hop? |
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DJ Kool Herc (chile Hercules Cambell)
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| Out of the levels of responsibility what develops and coordinates talent? |
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| What was the music festival in 1969? |
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| What type of music was Benny Goodman and the Basie Band leaders of? |
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| What does the word Phonograph mean? |
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| Who invented the phonograph n 187? |
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| What is the term meaning "Dirt" or "Filth"? |
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| What was the first Gangsta rap album to sell 2.5 million copies? |
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NWA Straight outta Compton
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| How long did recordings on records last? |
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| Who created the tape recorder? |
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| What show featured Elvis, the Doors and the Beatles? |
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The Ed Sullivan Show
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| What did the phonograph use to record and play back sound? |
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| What refers to the summer of 1967 where 100,000 young people converged? |
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| What is the most important section? |
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| What was the first rock and roll song used in a movie to hit #1? |
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| What destroyed the music industry in 1929? |
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| What was the mass manufactured in 1927 and brought into restaurants and night clubs? |
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| What is the area where music becomes big business and publishers rent officers around union square in NYC? |
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| Who built the first electric instrument called the Telharmonium? |
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| Who slowed the turntable down and added grooves to records? |
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| What was the film company that opens a recording business to sell their movie soundtrack? |
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Metro Goldwyn Mayer (MGM)
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| Who developed the gramophone? |
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| What type of record did Peter Goldmark make? |
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| What was characterized as improvisation? |
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| What was created in Buenos Aires that began the most modern form of dance music? |
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| What is the main measurement of popular music? |
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| Who used the term surfing to describe his instrumental music? |
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| Who hit the carts with La Bamba which was the first all Latin music song to become popular? |
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| What was the first major music company not based in NY? |
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| What was built on Motown? |
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| In 1961 - 1971 ______ had 110 top ten hits? |
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| What is the style of soul music with a distint pop influence? |
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| What was the visual jukebox in the 1940s |
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| Who blended jazz, blues, and rock to create soul music? |
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Ray Charles
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