African American Music - Gospel, R&B

The two Chicago record labels that drove the electrified, urban blues sound of the 1950's were Chess and

In the 1950's, the target demographic of black teenagers was the reason for emergence of this New Orleans-based artist

This was the series of night clubs throughout the segregated south that featured black R&B artists

Gospel means:

Jesse Stone signed this Kansas City artist, which was emblematic of the "Atlantic Sound", appealing to teenage audiences

This Philadelphia preacher composed 48 songs meant to enhance his dynamic preaching style

The one-room folk church in the South became the _________ church in the north

The sound of first-stream R&B that came out of LA had an aesthetic and instrumentation that resembled

Gospel is a form of black religious music that developed in urban cities following the ________

Protestant hymns and spirituals in the north was marked by a more frequent use of additional

Thomas Dorsey wrote this seminal gospel song after the death of his wife and infant child

One of the features of First Stream R&B artists of LA and New York was the inclusion of

Race records was in industry term describing

This popular Chicago-based weekly Gospel program ran from 1963-1984

Chuck Berry became one of the first ________ artists, one who had widespread appeal to both white and black audiences