All the following musicians worked on Miles Davis’s Bitches Brew EXCEPT: |
Jeff Beck |
The members of the Eagles had been in a backup band for which singer? |
Linda Ronstadt |
Which song by Neil Young prompted a response by Lynyrd Skynyrd in "Sweet Home Alabama?" |
Southern Man" |
Both Blood, Sweat & Tears and Chicago were musically known for: |
incorporating jazz-rock horn sections |
Charlie Daniels’s music is sometimes thought of as more country than rock. |
true |
Which of the following best describes the opening of the first track on Black Sabbath’s first album? |
the tolling of distant church bells |
All of the following are albums by Pink Floyd EXCEP |
the Lamb Lies Down on Broadway |
The original lead singer of Genesis was: |
Peter Gabriel |
All of the following are concept albums by the Who EXCEPT: |
In the Court of the Crimson King |
Where did Duane Allman begin his musical career? |
working as a studio musician at Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama |
Ozzy Osbourne sang lead vocals for which British band? |
Black Sabbath |
The subject matter for Tommy deals with the story of a young Mod who is seeking meaning in his life. |
False |
The concept album Aqualung centers on: |
the partial condemnation of society’s treatment of the poor |
Lynyrd Skynyrd signed with which record label? |
Sounds of the South |
The term southern rock came from musicians in the south to identify their style of music |
False |
Jazz rock was the source of enormous controversy within the jazz community. |
True |
All of the following are musical elements of "Take It Easy" EXCEPT: |
long, improvised electric guitar solos similar to blues rock |
Aerosmith was often compared to which British band? |
the Rolling Stones |
Which Los Angeles-based blues-rock band was produced by Brian Wilson early in its career? |
Three Dog Night |
Alice Cooper was known for: |
live shows that drew on gruesome and ghoulish topics |
Santana’s music is often referred to as: |
Latin Rock |
Which singer provided the backup vocals to Carly Simon’s "You’re So Vain?" |
Mick Jagger |
How did the Moody Blues incorporate classical music into Days of Future Past? |
It composed a song suite and incorporated orchestral interludes between songs. |
The members of the country rock band Creedence Clearwater Revival were from the bayou areas of Louisiana. |
False |
All of the following musical elements are found in Led Zeppelin songs EXCEPT: |
vocal harmonies |
the first heavy metal single by Blue Cheer. |
summer time blues |
first heavy metal band |
Led Zeplin |
2001 space odyssey written to match last sequence? coincidence? |
NO |
music exported and imported. what genre is not imported |
get country back. get jazz back. not disco |
disco carried by what community? |
gay community |
From 1966 to 1969, artists sought to change the focus of rock music from the album to the single. |
True |
"Highway Star" is often cited as one of the songs that most influenced the development of heavy metal in the 1970s and early 1980s. |
True |
The basic idea behind the hippie aesthetic was that a rock musician had the responsibility to produce sophisticated music by using whatever means at his or her disposal. |
True |
The Devil Went Down to Georgia" was a trademark song for which southern rock band? |
the Charlie Daniels Band |
Highway Star" is a blues-rock song by: |
deep purple |
The term southern rock came from musicians in the south to identify their style of music. |
True |
How did Elton John change the model of the singer-songwriter by the latter half of the 1970s? |
He employed a rock band to accompany him. |
Who of the following was the lead vocalist for the group Yes? |
Jon Anderson |
All of the following aspects about disco are true EXCEPT: |
it was thought to be an extension of the hippie aesthetic of the psychedelic era |
Who of the following was responsible for forming Earth, Wind, and Fire? |
Maurice White |
Which of the following musicians worked with James Brown and George Clinton? |
Maceo Parker |
Marvin Gaye worked as a songwriter and producer for the Originals. |
true |
Which Bay Area band was commercially successful at fusing elements of funk with psychedelia? |
Sly and the Family Stone |
Off the Wall was a collaboration between: |
Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones |
Rock groups such as KISS and the Rolling Stones completely avoided disco as an influence on their own music. |
False |
After his twenty-first birthday, which artist was given complete artistic control over his records at Motown? |
Stevie Wonder |
Curtis Mayfield was originally a member of the Chicago-based vocal group the Impressions. |
true |
George Clinton began his career with which band? |
Parliament |
Which of the following was NOT a song recorded by the Commodores? |
"Just My Imagination" |
One band that was influenced by Sly and the Family Stone was Kool and the Gang. |
True |
In addition to lyrical vocals and driving rhythms, which musical element was a feature of the "Philadelphia sound"? |
lush string arrangements |
How did disco bring back the authority of the producer? |
The focus was not on the artist singing but on the song and its beat. |
Reggae developed out of which style of Jamaican music? |
rock steady |
Lionel Richie was a singer and songwriter for: |
the Commodores |
Which artist or group was featured on the sound track for Saturday Night Fever? |
the Bee Gees |
Which song firmly established the rhythmic sound of the wah-wah guitar in 1970s black pop? |
the theme from Shaft |
What is the focus of Marvin Gaye’s album What’s Going On? |
confronting social problems of black urban life |
Prior to the 1970s, the music of Jamaica played no part in the popular culture of the UK. |
False |
Which group showed how Motown reacted to the crossover success of Sly and the Family Stone? |
the Jackson 5 |
Which musician helped popularize reggae outside of Jamaica with a cover of "I Shot the Sheriff"? |
Eric Clapton |
Funky Worm" was a novelty song by: |
the Ohio Players |
Which of the following groups is an example of Eurodisco? |
the Village People |
Issac Hayes was responsible for writing the music for the film Superfly. |
False |
"Blaxploitation" was a genre of music that rose to prominence at the beginning of the 1970s. |
False |
Which group had a horn section whose members were often guest performers on other artists’ recordings? |
Tower of Power |
Kool and the Gang |
Matching |
The group assembled to be a kind of "gay Monkees" disco act was the Village People. |
True |
All of the following are possible reasons for the disco backlash EXCEPT: |
mainstream acceptance of a new style of dance music |
All of the following are examples of "blaxploitation" films EXCEPT: |
The Harder They Come |
What musical element establishes the groove in "Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)"? |
repeating bass guitar riff |
Which former Beatle formed Wings? |
Paul McCartney |
Why is advertising on radio necessary to keep a radio station in business? |
Advertising generates revenue because listeners tune in for free. |
Musicians and record companies determined that the ideal length for a song on FM radio was short—around two to three minutes. |
False |
Which of the following bands did Bob Dylan return to live touring with in 1974? |
the Band |
"More Than a Feeling" is representative of which band’s musical style? |
Boston |
Stevie Nicks was a singer for which successful 1970’s rock band? |
Fleetwood mac |
Andy Warhol produced an album for which band? |
the Velvet Underground |
Punk and new wave were both in opposition to mainstream rock by rejecting highly produced and sophisticated sounds of hippie bands. |
True |
Critics of 1970’s rock felt that record companies killed the spirit of rock music when they became obsessed with the big album. |
True |
Which event was viewed as a demonstration of the Sex Pistols’ conning of the music business industry? |
The band collected monetary advances from three record labels prior to releasing an album. |
Which band had a successful cover of the Kinks’ "You Really Got Me"? |
Van Halen |
For which of the following groups was Lindsay Buckingham a guitarist and vocalist? |
Fleetwood Mac |
The rise of punk in the UK can be linked to specific socioeconomic circumstances. |
True |
Freddie Mercury was the lead singer for which band? |
Queen |
A "Platinum" album is one that sells 500,000 copies. |
False |
David Byrne led which new-wave band? |
talking heads |
Other than the Sex Pistols and The Clash, most of the British punk bands that dominated the charts in England never made an impact in the United States. |
True |
Punk first rose to mainstream attention in the United States in the late 1970s. |
false |
Which British new-wave musician(s) blended a strong reggae influence into their music? |
police |
The Eagles abandoned country rock for which of the following styles? |
harder rocking/mainstream |
David Lee Roth was the lead singer for which of the following groups? |
Van Halen |
What was the primary reason American record labels developed new-wave music? |
to diminish the aggressive and dangerous images of punk |
"corporate rock" |
matching |
How are Foreigner’s early albums influenced by progressive rock? |
There is a prominent use of keyboards. |
The Silver Bullet Band was fronted by Bob Seger. |
True |
What is the focus of Marvin Gaye’s album What’s Going On? |
confronting social problems of black urban life |
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