20th Century Music - Unit 8

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The British Invasion (it's just the Beatles and the Rolling stones)

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It said the Beatles would read poetry
The problem with American radio when the Beatles first arrived
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The Ed Sullivan show
The Beatles’ first gig (according to the phone call)
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Elvis
Who sent the Beatles a telegram wishing them good luck at the Ed Sullivan show
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The drum stand/spinner got stuck
The malfunction that occured at the Colosseum
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It didn’t do anything
According to Paul, how “Please Please Me“ did on its first US release
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He got to drive a speed boat and crashed into the rails on the dock
Ringo’s driving experience in Miami
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They played to the greatest TV show audiance on the show
According to Sullivan, this was the record that the Beatles broke
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The were very confident, they felt as though they’d “conquered“ America
The general attitude of The Beatles after the left the US
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A Hard Day’s Night
The Beatles first film
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George Harrison
Who got married as a result of A Hard Day’s Night
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John Lennon
The member of The Beatles who wrote a book
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Ringo Starr got sick and they had to temporarily replace him
The personal decision that The Beatles made on their first US tour, and why it happened
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Hong Kong, a bunch of British people were there
The Beatles next international tour stop and what surprised them while they were there
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Ringo Starr returned, and more people came to see them than came to see the queen
The feat that The Beatles accomplished while they were in Australia
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George Harrison
The youngest Beatle
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Radio
The main “thing“ when the Beatles were first starting
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Buddy Holly
According to Paul, The Beatles liked the sound of this person’s music
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Trumpet
The instrument that Paul’s father played
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The Girl Can’t help it
The movie that served as partial inspiration for The Beatles
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At the top deck of a bus
Where George had his “formal“ audition
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That’ll be the day
The first song The Beatles ever recorded
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The bass, Stuart Sutcliffe
The instrument that the Beatles needed in the beginning, and who attempted to play it
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Pete Best
The beatles first drummer
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Germany
The country that proved to be an “eye opening“ experience for sex, drugs, and rock & roll for The Beatles
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The PA system
What The Beatles had to use for amplification at the Shea Stadium
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It was the first time a major sports area was used as a music stadium
What made the Shea gig the first of its kind
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He used humor or got pretty crazy on stage because he was probably pretty nervous
How Ringo feels John reacted to performing in a ton of people for the first time
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The met Elvis
One of The Beatles traveling highlights
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He had the TV going all the time and would play bass while watching it
One of Elvis’ weird habits according to John
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He wasn’t making any music, he mostly did movies
Where Elvis and The Beatles didn’t see eye to eye
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He tried to “banish“ them from the US
What Elvis tried to do to The Beatles according to Ringo
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The screaming, everyone was going crazy, and he felt that they didn’t play good
What, in Ringo’s opinion, were the problems with The Beatles’ ever growing fame
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The writers who wrote different stuff
What Ringo credits The Beatles’ increased production and creativity to
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Bob Dylan and a direction change
The two things that Paul credits The Beatles’ increased production and creativity to
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Rubber Soul
The album that John thinks The Beatles’ increased production and creativity begins on
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Rob Shankar and Indian music
Who and what begins to influence George in the change of production and creativity from The Beatles
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Rubber Soul and Revolver
The two albums that, according to opinion, became a turning point for The Beatles
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Presenting the songs to the editors
According to Ringo this was the problem that he and George had with their songs
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There were a lot of different ways that people thought about it
Back when The Beatles were in their relatively early career what was the problem with producing ‘special‘ album effects on stage?
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Their taxi drove off without their luggage, they got on a boat for no reason, 100k people showed up to their concert when only 2k were expected, they were invited to a meeting by the ambassador but didn’t show up as it was their day off, they were harassed on their way to the plane, and got the money they earned taken from them
The series of events that made the Philippines one of The Beatles least favorite tour stops
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Saying The Beatles were bigger than Jesus Christ
The remark that John had to apologize for
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The KKK
The group that stood to oppose The Beatles performance after John’s contriversial statement
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There was a good place to get sniped from the amphitheatre and they had death threats
What were the issues with the Red Rocks venue for The Beatles
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It was their last gig on the big tour because touring was taking a toll
What the Candlestick Park gig marked for The Beatles
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John Lennon went into making movies

George Harrison went to India

Paul McCartney made film scores with George RR Martin

Ringo did nothing
After The Beatles’ decision not to tour anymore, what the members did
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All You Need is Love
The tune that was chose (and possibly written) for the live satellite broadcast in 1967
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The psychedelic movement, he didn’t like it and actually stopped doing drugs after getting involved. (He thought that the people doing it were just a bunch of sad, drop-out kids)
What was going on in America near the time of the live satellite broadcast in 1967, and George Lennon’s opinion of it
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Meditation
After drugs, this was the new activity The Beatles filled their time with
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Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
The name of The Beatles meditation “leader“
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Brian Epstein (their manager)
Who was close to The Beatles an unexpectedly died at the age of 32
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They think it was an accident
How The Beatles feel about Brian Epstein’s passing
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He was their manager, their friend, and took care of The Beatles finances and personal bussiness
The roles that The Beatles say Brian Epstein played in their life
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Paul McCartney
The Beatle that '“managed“ the Magical Mystery Tour
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The aunt of Ringo Starr
Who played ‘the big lady‘ in the Magical Mystery Tour
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The one where John was shoveling spaghetti on the fat one’s plate
The best ‘bit‘ of the Magical Mystery Tour according to George Lennon
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It wasn’t received well in black and white because color added to the experience, and it was just an okay movie
How the Magical Mystery Tour was received in England and why
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It was Christmas and their performance it was broadcasted on film, they performed Hello, Goodbye
The occasion that brought The Beatles back to the Ed Sullivan show, how they performed, and what they performed
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They sold books, music, jewelry, art, clothes, and other stuff that The Beatles liked
What the Apple Store was supposed to sell
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It was too colorful and the town made them paint it white
The problem with the building that the Apple Store was in
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Ringo Starr, he felt underapreciete and the band was in a bad state
Who decided that they were going to quit The Beatles and why
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There was more individual material
What made the White Album different from the others that preceded it
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A singles album
What The Beatles’ producer thought the White Album should have been released as
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They just gave everything away for free
How The Beatles closed the Apple Store
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It was their first appearance in over a year
What did the Frost on Sunday appearance mark for The Beatles
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Hey Juels
What was Hey Jude originally going to be called
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The White Album
The album that The Beatles’ “break up“ started on
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They wanted to make it a live album where they rehearsed stuff then played it live and recorded it live
How The Beatles proposed to make the album following the White Album
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It was going to be a boring, long, tiring, painful process. They thought it was going to be different than all their other albums but it wasn’t
How The Beatles felt about recording the live album and why
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Magic Alex said that the studio was bad and the he could make a better one. He didn’t set it up and The Beatles had to use some portable equipment in the studio
When The Beatles went back to the Apple studio who was a distraction and why
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It had them calm down and they were on their best behavior
The effect that “guests” had on The Beatles growing tension
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The album became a recording of their rehearsals for the songs in the studio
What happened to The Beatles’ “Live Album“
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That they could do a concert on the roof of the studio
The compromise to the Live/Studio album “debate“
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They hoped that they would get arrested
What The Beatles were hoping that the Police would do when they arrived to see the roof concert
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Mick Jagger and Keith Richards knew each other and reunited after 10 years. The began performing with Blues Inc. and after that decided to form their own group with some members of Blues Inc. and some other friends
How The Rolling Stones met
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Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman, and Charlie Walts
The members of The Rolling Stones
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From Muddy Waters’ song name “Like a Rolling Stone“
How The Rolling Stones got their band name
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Come on and I wanna be Your Man
The Rolling Stones’ first and second singles
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They were going to give a press conference after recording in Chicago and a riot broke out
What happened during the The Rolling Stones’ US tour
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Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Who began composing The Rolling Stones’ songs
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Get Off My Cloud, As Tears Go By, 19th Nervous Breakdown, and Mother’s Little Helper
Early Hits from The Rolling Stones
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Aftermath, Paint it Black and Ruby Tuesday
The Rolling Stones’ first album of all original material and the hits that came from it
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Mick Jagger and Keith Richards both got arrested
What happened with The Rolling Stones in 1967
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Jumpin Jack Flash and Beggars Banquet
The The Rolling Stones’ albums that were released in 1968
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Brian Jones (their center/leader) left because he didn’t see eye to eye with what the composers were recording and said he was going to start his own band
What happened with The Rolling Stones on June 9th 1969
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Brian Jones passed away
What happened with The Rolling Stones on July 3rd 1969
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Honkey Tonk Woman
The The Rolling Stones’ big hit that came out as a result of Brian Jones’ death
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The Altamont Concert
What happened during The Rolling Stones’ America tour in 1969
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Rolling Stones Records
The name of the record label that the Rolling Stones made
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Voodoo Lounge
The The Rolling Stones album that came out in 1981
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Bill Wyman announced that he was leaving
What happened with The Rolling Stones in 1992
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A Grammy for the best rock album on their album Tattoo You
The award that The Rolling Stones received in 1994
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They’re still performing
What The Rolling Stones are up to now
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George Harrison
Which Beatle had to apologize for a remark they made
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Paul McCartney’s son
Who the song Hey Jude was written for
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Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr
The two beatles who are still alive
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Andrew Oldham
Who signed the rolling stones
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Paul McCartney and John Lennon
The two Beatles who wrote the songs for the Beatles
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Paul McCartney - Bass

Ringo Starr - Drums

George Harrison - Guitar

John Lennon - Guitar
What each Beatle member played
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Dick Carter
The former owner of the Altamont Speedway
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To get positive publicity
The purpose of the Altamont concert