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African American Music - Gospel, R&B
African American Music - Gospel, R&B
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A music quiz on jazz, gospel, r&b and soul
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1
One of the features of First Stream R&B artists of LA and New York was the inclusion of
Double bass drums
Go Go dancers
drugs
Piano
2
Chuck Berry became one of the first ________ artists, one who had widespread appeal to both white and black audiences
integrated
mainstream
crossover
intersectional
3
The sound of first-stream R&B that came out of LA had an aesthetic and instrumentation that resembled
Gospel music
Ragtime music
Big band music
Spiritual music
4
This was the series of night clubs throughout the segregated south that featured black R&B artists
Gospel Road
Chitlin' Circuit
Juke Joints
Blues Trail
5
In the 1950's, the target demographic of black teenagers was the reason for emergence of this New Orleans-based artist
Nat King Cole
Chuck Berry
Bo Diddly
Fats Domino
6
Gospel means:
"Go Home"
"New Testament"
"The Truth"
"Good Word"
7
Protestant hymns and spirituals in the north was marked by a more frequent use of additional
musical instruments
languages
time signatures
stanzas
8
The two Chicago record labels that drove the electrified, urban blues sound of the 1950's were Chess and
Paramount
Aristocrat
Vee-Jay
Atlantic
9
The one-room folk church in the South became the _________ church in the north
common
commercial
storefront
Baptist
10
Race records was in industry term describing
records that weren't allowed to be sold
recordings marketed toward the black community
record companies owned by African Americans
the first recordings of mixed-race musicians
11
Gospel is a form of black religious music that developed in urban cities following the ________
Civil War
Korean War
Great Depression
Great Migration
12
Thomas Dorsey wrote this seminal gospel song after the death of his wife and infant child
I'll Go Where You Want Me To
Stand By Me
The Storm is Passing Over
Precious Lord, Take My Hand
13
This Philadelphia preacher composed 48 songs meant to enhance his dynamic preaching style
Rev. Charles Tindley
Rev. Gary Davis
Rev. Josiah Landon
Rev. Thomas Moore
14
Jesse Stone signed this Kansas City artist, which was emblematic of the "Atlantic Sound", appealing to teenage audiences
Big Joe Turner
Johnny Otis
R Kelly
Howlin Wolf
15
This popular Chicago-based weekly Gospel program ran from 1963-1984
Lord, O Lord
Gospel Hour
Sunday Praise
Jubilee Showcase