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Who were The Velvet Underground?

Avant-garde rock band (1964–1973); Lou Reed (vocals/guitar), John Cale (composer); songs: “Heroin”, “Venus in Furs”.

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What is “The Exploding Plastic Inevitable”?

Andy Warhol’s multimedia art show featuring The Velvet Underground as house band.

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Who were The Doors?

Theater Rock band (1965–1971); Jim Morrison (vocals), Robby Krieger (guitar), Ray Manzarek (keys), John Densmore (drums); songs: “Light My Fire”, “Break On Through”, “The End”.

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Who was Iggy Pop?

“The Godfather of Punk”; frontman of The Stooges; influenced by Jim Morrison; songs: “I Wanna Be Your Dog”, “Passenger”.

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Who was David Bowie?

Glam Rock icon; used personas (e.g., Ziggy Stardust); crossdressing, gender fluidity themes; songs: “Space Oddity” (1969), “Rebel Rebel” (1974), “Fame” (1975).

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Who were Creedence Clearwater Revival?

Roots Rock band; John Fogerty (vocals/guitar), Doug Clifford, Stu Cook, Tom Fogerty; songs: “Born on the Bayou”, “Bad Moon Rising”.

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Who was Neil Young?

Roots/Folk rocker; member of Buffalo Springfield and Crazy Horse; called “Godfather of Grunge”; songs: “Heart of Gold”, “Old Man”.

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Who was Bruce Springsteen?

Rock singer-songwriter; themes of Midwest working-class life; songs: “Born To Run”, “Born In The USA”.

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Who were Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young?

Vocal supergroup; members from The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, The Hollies; focused on harmony and activism.

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Who were The Eagles?

Folk/Roots rock band; Glenn Frey (guitar/vocals), Don Henley (drums/vocals), Joe Walsh (guitar); songs: “Hotel California”, “Take It Easy”.

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Who was James Brown?

Originator of Funk; emphasized Black identity and groove over mainstream appeal; songs: “Papa’s Got A Brand New Bag”, “I Feel Good”.

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Who was Stevie Wonder?

Motown prodigy, multi-instrumentalist; albums: Talking Book, Innervisions, Songs In The Key Of Life; songs: “Superstition”, “I Wish”.

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Who was in Parliament/Funkadelic?

Funk band led by George Clinton (vocals), Bootsy Collins (bass); songs: “We Want The Funk”.

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Who was Bob Marley?

Reggae icon; member of The Wailers (with Peter Tosh); Rastafarianism themes; songs not listed here but assumed hits like “One Love”, “No Woman No Cry”.

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What were Marley’s beliefs?

Rastafarianism; believed Haile Selassie was divine; used cannabis spiritually.

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Who were the key Progressive Rock bands?

Yes, Pink Floyd, King Crimson; used classical forms, extended solos, tempo/time/key changes.

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Who were the originators of Heavy Metal?

Black Sabbath: Ozzy Osbourne (vocals), Tony Iommi (guitar), Geezer Butler (bass), Bill Ward (drums); songs: “Iron Man”, “Paranoid”, “War Pigs”.

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Who was in Deep Purple?

Richie Blackmore (guitar); song: “Smoke on the Water”.

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What other Heavy Metal bands were notable?

Motörhead, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden.

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Who were the members of Queen?

Freddie Mercury (vocals), Brian May (guitar), John Deacon (bass), Roger Taylor (drums/vocals); mixed prog rock, hard rock, metal.

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Who were The Police?

Sting (bass/vocals), Andy Summers (guitar), Stewart Copeland (drums); mixed reggae, jazz, and rock.

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Who was in AC/DC?

Not listed here, but notable hard rock/heavy metal band known for high-voltage sound.