The music of Louis Jordon and his Tympany is an example of? |
jump blues |
The first singing cowboy was know as Roy Acuff |
True |
All of the following was true about Tin Pan Alley except |
was developed in a regional style of music |
All of the following are an example of Chicago Blues musicians EXCEPT |
Robert Johnson |
Country Music is a regional style that is associated with the southeast and Appalachia |
True |
Ralph Peer made early recordings of which type of music |
hillbilly music |
Frank Sinatra began his musical career as a |
singer in big bands |
The intermingling of soldiers from all regions of the United States helped spread the popularity of |
country and western |
What did the Acuff-Rose publishing firm rely on for sale of it music |
song recorded and performed by country artists |
By the end of the 1950’s, the national audience for popular music had shifted from radio to television |
True |
Elvis’s first single for RCA was |
Heartbreak Hotel |
It was a common practice for major record labels to watch the country and western charts for hits and then cover those songs for the pop market |
true |
All of the following events affects the first wave of rock and roll except |
Pat Boone had his first rock and roll hit song |
What did ASCAP represent during the payola scam |
traditional pop songwriters |
Elvis is best thought of as a songwriter who wrote in a variety of pop genres |
false |
The country and western chart was originally called |
hillbilly |
Elvis Presley contract was bought by |
RCA Records |
Alan Freed began his career in |
Cleveland |
Which of the following was a trademark of Little Richards music |
magical singing |
Who started sun records in Memphis |
Sam Phillips |
As a song "Roll over Beethoven" celebrates |
teenage listening to rhythm and blues |
As a result of the payola scandal, Alan Freed |
was run out of the music business |
Most of rocks originaters and many of the independent labels they worked for were out of the music business by 1960 |
True |
Which 1950s movie featured Bill Haleys "We’re Gonna" Rock around the clock |
Black Board Jungle |
The Rock and Roll Party was |
Alan Freed’s radio show in New York |
Little Richards aggressive piano playing and wild man were a direct contrast to: |
Fat Domino |
All of the following events affected the first wave of rock and roll EXCEPT |
Pat Boone and his first rock and roll hit song |
Along with Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and Little Richard were killed in the same plane crash |
false |
elvis Presleys contract was bought by |
RCA Records |
Early in his career Elvis was marketed as |
country and western artists |
All of the following where professional songwriters at the Brill Building EXCEPT |
Avalon and Vinton |
All of the following were populist characteristics of the folk song movement EXCEPT: |
The folk music singers prowess and image among the audiance |
One of the key components of folk music that attracted many listeners was a populist character |
True |
In the early 1950’s many folk musicians ran into problems due to |
accusations of Communism |
Which of the following can be said about Bob Dylan and Joan Baez during the folk revival |
they had 40 albums |
Female singers had been completely absent from teen pop before the girl groups of the 1960’s |
False |
Who was the first host of American Bandstand |
Bob Horn |
Teen Idols were marketed primarily as |
ideal boyfriends |
The Beach Boys "Surfing USA" is a clearly reworked version of Chuck Berrys "Memphis" |
False |
All of the following are examples of girl groups EXCEPT |
the DRIFTERS |
The role of the A&R man was to |
organize and coordinate the professionals involved in recording |
"BubbleGum music" is a term used to describe the music that emerged from teen idols in the late 1950’s |
True |
"Be my Baby" was a hit for |
The Ronettes |
One of the key components of folk music that attracted many listeners was its populist character |
True |
The Beach Boys first number one hit was: |
"I Get Around" |
Dick Dale was known for: |
his trademark fast tremolos on the guitar |
An important component of the Beach Boys success was |
Brian Wilson’s production and writing |
Which aspects of "Leader of the Pack" indicate it is a playlist |
it contains a story line and an epilogue |
John Sebastian was a member of which New York-based band? |
the Lovin’ Spoonful |
Which instrument was NOT typical in folk rock? |
trumpet |
The Four Seasons represented a New York-based act whose success was affected negatively by the British invasion. |
False |
Bob Dylan’s idol was: |
Woody Guthrie |
Early songs by Bob Dylan focused on |
social injustices |
Which song helped Simon and Garfunkel re-emerge as successful folk-rock musicians? |
The Sounds of Silence" |
Most garage bands did not have more than one hit. |
True |
The Beach Boys’ song "God Only Knows" was once called the "perfect" pop song by which individual? |
Paul McCartney |
"Eve of Destruction" was recorded by: |
Barry McGuire |
Which song did Phil Spector consider a failure, leading him to retire from the music business? |
"River Deep, Mountain High" |
Marvin Gaye initially sought a career as a pop crooner in the vein of Frank Sinatra and Nat "King" Cole. |
True |
Which of the following labels did Columbia revive in the 1950s to explore new R&B markets? |
Okeh |
The "delayed backbeat" is a concept specific to the Chess record label. |
False |
In the early 1960s, Stax was a much smaller operation than Motown. |
True |
The business partnership between Atlantic and Stax dissolved in part due to: |
Atlantic actually owning the master tapes for Stax recordings under contract |
All of the following are musical features of James Brown’s "Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag, Pt. I" EXCEPT: |
doo-wop-style backup vocals |
The quintessential Motown girl group in the 1960s was the Temptations. |
True |
Many Stax recordings depended on their studio band called: |
Booker T. & the MG’s |
Aretha Franklin’s first record contract was with which label? |
Columbia |
Which member of the Supremes left the group in 1969 to focus on a solo career? |
Diana Ross |
Musically, "White Rabbit" by Jefferson Airplane is based on: |
a Spanish bolero |
How does Cream adapt the blues form in "Sunshine of Your Love"? |
It doubles the 12-bar blues pattern to 24 measures. |
John Lennon encouraged listeners to think of Sgt. Pepper as a concept album. |
False |
The lead singer of the Doors was: |
Jim Morrison |
Jimi Hendrix first made his mark on the London psychedelic scene. |
True |
The Beach Boys formed Apple Records when they decided to take over their own business affairs. |
False |
Both the Beach Boys and the Beatles were on which U.S. record label? |
Capitol |
Which musician was responsible for bringing Jimi Hendrix to London? |
Chas Chandler |
Which group of friends organized psychedelic dances at ballrooms in San Francisco? |
the Family Dog |
The primary target audience for psychedelic music was intended to be: |
college-age listeners |
Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 IncorrectQuestion 6 Question 7 Question 8 Question 9 Question 10 |
1.True 2.False 3.Duran Duran 4.Maniac Monday 5.John Mellencamp 6.True 7.The Girl is Mine 8.’70s black pop and funk 9."Sledgehammer" 10.Good Times |
Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 Question 6 Question 7 Question 8 Question 9 Question 10 |
1.Heavy metal fans considered the band’s sound too pop-oriented. 2.True 3.the Pixies 4.Afrika Bambaataa 5.laziness, vulgarity, and ignorance 6.true 7.Mötley Crüe 8.thrash metal 9.Sonic Youth 10.Black Sabbath |
Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 Question 6 Question 7 Question 8 Question 9 Question 10 |
1.Rage Against the Machine 2.True 3.Korn 4.Elliot Smith 5.Sublime 6.False 7.False 8.False 9. The Red Hot Chili Peppers 10. Nevermind |
Question 1 True Question 2 Question 3 True Question 4 focused their songs on much more pop-driven sounds emphasized folk rock influences continued the punk attitude of going against the status quo did not use heavy distortion on guitars
Question 5 the female perspective of the male-dominated music industry angry frustration after a romantic breakup falling in love with a "bad boy" a realistic portrayal of rap Question 6 Question 7 Dr. Dre Question 8 there was a lack of new talent in the late 1980s on pop radio songs from the 1960s and ’70s were dominating the pop charts in the 1980s it appealed to the same people buying CD reissues older listeners preferred classic rock to new music Question 9 Dr. Dre Question 10 Fred Jacobs |
1.True 2.False 3.False 4.continued the punk attitude of going against the status quo 5.angry frustration after a romantic breakup 6.False 7.Suge Knight 8. it appealed to the same people buying CD reissues 9.Dr.Dre 10.Lee Abrams |
Connor Oberst, Jim James, Mike Mogis, and M. Ward all collaborated to form the indie "supergroup": Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 IncorrectQuestion 6 Question 7 Question 8 Question 9 Question 10 |
1.(NOT) Bright Eyes 2.True 3.Evanescence 4.Cee-Lo Green 5.True 6.(NOT) Maroon 5 7.Kelly Clarkson 8.The Avett Brothers 9.false 10.banjo |
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