Rockstar Unit 2 Test

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2 Major issues that divided Americans

Vietnam War and Civil Rights Movement

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2 Important movements in civil rights movement

The March on Washington (Aug. 1963) and The Passage of the Civil Rights Act (1964)

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What was known as the British Invasion?

When American Music Industry was surprised by the Beatles, from England, who were the next big thing.

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2 Interrelated Threads of British Invasion

  1. The history of British pop before 1964

  2. How British music affected American pop beginning in 1964


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How did Americans view British music before 1964

As secondary, not very successful in America

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Trad Music def.

Traditional New Orleans-style Jazz, popular and emulated by British artists

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Skiffle Music def.

Pop genre that combined folk music with an up-tempo rhythmic feel

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Since when did American music/ pop culture be popular in Britain

Before the end of WW2

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4 Major record companies in Britain

EMI, Decca, Pie, Phillips

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What 2 Genres of American Music were hard to find in Britain?

R&B and Country & Western

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When and where were the Beatles formed?

1957 in Liverpool

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What music did the Beatles play at first, and then transition to

Skiffle music at first, transitioned to rock and roll in American style

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Original name of the Beatles?

The Quarry Men

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Original 3 group members of the Beatles

John Lennon, Paul McCartney (1957), George Harrison(1958)

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Second name of the Beatles

Johnny and the Moondogs

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What early artist were the Beatles inspired by?

Buddy Holly

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Who did the Beatles audition for as a manager?

Larry Parnes

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Did Larry Parnes sign them?

Not as a feature act, but used them to support singers

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Why did the Beatles change their name to the Beatles?

After Buddy Hollys “Crickets”

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Where did the Beatles make many trips to from 1960-1962? (2 Places)

Hamburg Germany and Cavern Club in Liverpool

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Who did the Beatles meet in Hamburg who would occasionally sub them in for their drummer?

Ringo Starr

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Why was the Liverpool Cavern Club “period” important for the Beatles?

Formative period in helping them refine and develop their skills as performers.

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Advantages and Disadvantages of the Beatles being based in Liverpool

  1. Adv: greater exposure to American pop

  2. Dis: limited their access to London-based music industry


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Who became the Beatles manager in Nov. 1961 after hearing them in Cavern Club?

Brian Epstein

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Who was head of a small EMI label that agreed to produce the Beatles?

George Martin

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Who replaces the Beatles drummer Pete Best after being produced by George Martin?

Ringo Starr

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First hit on UK charts in 1962 for the Beatles

Love Me Do

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1963 Beatles first album

Please Please Me

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Beatlemania def.

Concept that Beatles breakthrough was not like any other. 3 more hit singles in UK and a wild fan base led to the term.

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What big event happened in Feb. 1964 to the Beatles?

Appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show

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Beatles hit that was popular right before Ed Sullivan show

I Wanna Hold Your Hand

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How did the Beatles make their songs?

They looked at American music and created something new, with a blend of many different styles/models of American music.

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Which Beatles album from 1966 did they begin experimenting with variety of studio effects and structural forms

Revolver

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What Beatles song demonstrates their new artistic approach

Tomorrow Never Knows

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Characteristics of British Invasion artists

Features guitars, long-haired musicians, musically diverse

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What band were nearly as popular as the Beatles in the UK, but not as successful in America

Gerry and the Pacemakers

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3 Beatle Type bands from Manchester that had American chart hits in 1965

Dave Clark Five, Hermans Hermits, Freddy and the Dreamers

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Where were the blues revival mostly centered in?

London

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British Blues Revival approach

Drew on 1950’s Chicago electric blues tradition. Took more brash, noncomforminist, and rebellious approach

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What guitarist is credited with starting British Blues Revival?

Alexis Korner

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What harmonica player is credited with starting British Blues Revival?

Cyril Davies

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What 2 important rock musicians came because of British Blues Revival

Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton

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What instruments did British Blues Revival feature that stood out?

Slide guitar, harmonica, vocal delivery style in the vein of Muddy Waters

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What was the number 1 hit for The Animals

House of the Rising Son

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What group opened for Chuck Berry in 1964?

The Animals

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What year did The Animals break up?

1966

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Who was the bassist of The Animals

Chas Chandler

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Who did Chas Chandler later go on to manage

Jimmie Hendrix

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Who formed the Rolling Stones?

guitarists Brian Jones

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What year were the Rolling Stones formed?

1962

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What kind of music did the Rolling Stones start with?

Covers of American blues songs

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Where did the Rolling Stones start performing?

Crawdaddy Club in Richmond, London

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What kind of image did the Rolling Stones imply due to implied sexuality in their songs?

The bad boy image

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Who helped endorse The Rolling Stones to help them get started

George Harrison

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Who was The Rolling Stones new manager in 1963?

Andrew Loog Oldham

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What did Andrew Loog Oldham do for The Rolling Stones

Negotiated record deal with Decca that allowed them to retain ownership of their recordings

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Did the Rolling Stones initially write their own songs?

No

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Who encouraged The Rolling Stones to write their own music?

Andrew Loog Oldham

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Who was the lead singer of The Rolling Stones?

Mick Jagger

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Who was the lead guitarist of The Rolling Stones?

Keith Richards

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What Rolling Stones hit went No. 1 in both American and British charts in 1965?

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

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Who took over The Rolling Stones at the Crawdaddy Club?

The Yardbirds

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Who was the lead guitarists of the Yardbirds

Eric Clapton

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How would the Yardbirds sometimes end their songs?

With rave-ups: extended instrumental passages that allowed band members to show their performing chops

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What Yardbirds song represents their style?

Heart Full of Soul

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Who took over as lead guitarists for the Yardbirds in 1965

Jeff Beck

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Who/where did the Yardbirds record

Chess studios, and Sam Phillips new recording studio in Memphis

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What guitarist joined the Yardbirds in 1966

Jimmy Page

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Who did Jimmy Page form after Yardbirds breakup?

Led Zeppelin

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When did the Yardbirds disband?

1966

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What kind of Music did the Kinks play?

Blues-oriented, but also aggressive pop

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Where were The Who popular in?

London Mod Subculture

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2 Women that were particularly successful in the UK

Marianne Faithfull and Cillia Black

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2 Women that had hits that did well in the US

Petula Clark and Dusty Springfield

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Petula Clark major hit

Downtown

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What music style emerged in 1965

Folk rock

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Where was the new center for new popular music after 1964

Los Angeles

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Who was the most respected folk singers in the US by 1964

Bob Dylan

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When did Bob Dylan move to NY

1960 at 19 years old

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Who did Bob Dylan first model his songwriting after?

Woody Guthrie

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What songwriting did Bob Dylan transition to?

Personal lyrics, admired for depth and poetic approach

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Where did Bob Dylan become active in his early years

Greenwich Village

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After Bob Dylans UK tour in 1965, what instruments did he start using?

Electric Instruments

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What controversial (due to electric instruments) did Bob Dylan perform at?

Newport Folk Festival in RI

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How was Bob Dylans pop music influential?

Shows that pop music can address serious social concerns, rather than just teen romance

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What song did Bob Dylan use to point his finger at people who criticized him

Positively 4th Street

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What The Byrds song was the first-folk rock single to hit no. 1 internationally

Mr. Tambourine Man, originally written by Bob Dylan

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Where were the Byrds formed

Los Angeles

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What form did the Byrds use

12-String Guitar