History of The Recording Industry

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Bandleader known as the "King of Jazz"

Paul Whiteman

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Banjo player who created the "defining sound" of bluegrass

"Uncle" Dave Macon

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City that was center of country music prior to end of WWII

Chicago

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Corporation that created the 45*

RCA*

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Corporation that created the 33 1/3rd

CBS

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Country artist that recorded in Atlanta and began the hillbilly recording industry

Fiddlin' John Carson

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Federal ruling that caused AM and FM to go separate ways

FCC’s non-duplication rule

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Female gospel singer who recorded “Movin’ on Up” for Apollo Records

Mahalia Jackson

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First international recording star*

Enrico Caruso*

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First PRO to have an open-door policy

BMI

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First PRO in the USA

ASCAP

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First solo recording star in country music

Jimmie Rodgers

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How did Hawaiian music influence blues and country

Hawaiian guitar was first type that could be heard over orchestra

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Award created by the RIAA

The Gold Record

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RCA Victor and Columbia Records are now under what corporate umbrella?

Sony

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Recording session where Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family first recorded*

Bristol, TN*

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What are V-Disks?

Records made for military personnel

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What are jukeboxes?

Devices for listening to records; helped grow R&B

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What company developed the cassette tape?

Philips

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What company purchased CBS Records in 1987?

Sony

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First rock-star benefit concert

Concert for Bangladesh

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What did Beaucham and Rickenbacker create?

The electric guitar amplifier

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Robert Burns Song

Auld Lang Syne

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Developed from popularity of jukebox singles (“Jukebox Radio”)

Top 40 Radio

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Was initially limited to only Broadway writers and select others*

ASCAP*

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Early country field recordings incl. Jimmie Rodgers & Carter Family

Bristol, TN

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British label that purchased Capitol Records

EMI

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Company Steve Sholes signed Elvis to; now under Sony

RCA

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1920s period of African-American cultural achievement

Harlem Renaissance

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Bought Harry Fox; formed by Paul Henke

SESAC

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What kind of music were the Beatles playing in Hamburg?

Covers of rock n roll songs

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What was the independent label founded by Ertegan & Abramson?

Atlantic Records

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Who are Morita and Ibuka?

Founders of Sony

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Founded Stax Records in Memphis

Jim Stewart & Estelle Axton

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Founders of Philadelphia International*

Gamble and Huff*

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Group that popularized spirituals

Fisk Jubilee Singers

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Founded 1931; aimed to promote songwriters

Songwriters of America

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Who became a “Bobby Sox” idol with his debut hit "All or Nothing at All"?

Frank Sinatra

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Who developed the noise reduction unit for cassettes?

Ray Dolby

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Who developed the CD?

James Russell

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Who developed the World Wide Web?

Tim Berners-Lee

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Who founded Atlantic Records?

Ertegan & Abramson

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Who formed Big Machine Records?

Scott Borchetta

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Who formed Capitol Records?

Johnny Mercer

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Who formed Chess Records?

The Chess brothers

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Who formed Def Jam Records?

Rick Rubin & Russell Simmons

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Who formed King Records?

Syd Nathan

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Who formed Lookout Management and Asylum Records?

David Geffen

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Who formed Stax Records?

Jim Stewart & Estelle Axton

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Who founded Motown Records?

Berry Gordy

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Who formed Sun Records?

Sam Phillips

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Who invented the synth

Robert Moog

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Who is Hudie “Leadbelly” Ledbetter?

Singer who wrote “Goodnight Irene”

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Producer who discovered Carter Family & Jimmie Rodgers

Ralph Peer

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Who is the Father of Black Gospel?

Thomas Dorsey

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Who is Al Jolson?

Star of The Jazz Singer, first talkie

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Bob Dylan’s manager; formed Peter, Paul & Mary

Albert Grossman

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Who is Brian Epstein?

Beatles’ manager

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Producer who signed the Beatles

George Martin

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Who is Charlie Christian

Early electric guitar player

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Who is Chet Atkins?

Country guitarist; signed to RCA in 1947

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Co-founded Zomba & Jive; worked with Mutt Lange

Clive Calder

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Who created wireless communication?

Marconi

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Built the Cheiron studio

Denniz PoP

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Invented the gramophone

Emile Berliner

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Opera singer; sold over 1M records

Enrico Caruso

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Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning,” “God Bless America

Irving Berlin

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Founder of American Federation of Musicians

James Petrillo

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“Stars and Stripes Forever”

John Philips Sousa

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What label is LL Cool J on?

Def Jam Records

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Who is Louis Jordan?

Father of Rhythm & Blues

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Who is Mahalia Jackson?

Gospel Singer, “Movin’ on Up”

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Manager/founder of the Sex Pistols

Malcom McLaren

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Who is Owen Bradley?

Architect of the Nashville Sound

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Who created the 33 1/3 rpm format

Peter Goldmark

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Developed cassette noise-reduction

Ray Dolby

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“Maple Leaf Rag” was written by…

Scott Joplin

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Father of Rhythm & Blues

Louis Jordan

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Founder of King Records

Syd Nathan

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Father of the Blues

W.C Handy

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Father of Black Gospel

Thomas Dorsey

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Columbia exec who produced Broadway cast albums

Goddard Lieberson

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Who purchased Victor Records in 1929?

RCA

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Who was behind the payola investigations?^

ASCAP^

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African-American singer discovered by Lomaxes; sang “Goodnight Irene”

Leadbelly

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First electric guitar “star”

Charlie Christian

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Founders of Philadelphia International

Gamble & Huff

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Why might recordings of early blues singers be misleading?

They were played at the wrong speed

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Why was ASCAP at war with NBC & CBS?

Networks boycotted ASCAP over fees

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Why did the 7” 45 have a bigger hole?

Easier to play