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What famous British band invited Howlin' Wolf to perform with them on the network television show "Shindig" in 1965?

What musical performances featured white performers who blackened their skin and parodied African music?

What blues composer behind hits such as "Memphis Blues" and "St. Louis Blues," called himself "Father of the Blues?"

What Cleveland-based (later New York) radio disc jockey is widely credited with popularizing the term "rock and roll?"

What record label did Bob Dylan sign his first record deal with?

What blues legend had the most influence on later blues and rock artists, including The Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton?

The Beatles first live TV performance in America garnered around 73 mil viewers, the most in U.S. TV history. What show?

What popular white singer often performed in blackface, including the performance of George Gershwin's song "Swanee?"

What early country singing group from the Clinch Mountains performed old folk songs, hymns, and sentimental songs?

Which female artist was a Gospel music icon and guitar virtuoso who influenced many later blues and rock artists?

What ailing folk music legend did a young Bob Dylan regularly visit in the hospital?

What popular dance craze was sparked by singer Chubby Checker and popularized by the TV show American Bandstand?

What music genre was most influential on the early Rolling Stones?

What bandleader became most associated with Kansas City Swing?

What singer got started in Chick Webb's band and went on to record a string of light-hearted hit songs?

What was the nickname of the Motown studio band?

In the "Renegades" film, who described himself as the "originator, the emancipator, and the architect of rock and roll?"

For what group did Brian Wilson write and produce songs?

What was the name of Gershwin's "folk opera" featuring an all-black cast which also featured the evergreen 'Summertime'?

What Nashville-based radio program did Hank Williams dream of performing on and would eventually be fired from?

What fittingly-named white band leader was the top-selling artist of the 20s and called himself the King of Jazz?

According to the film "In the Groove," what brought an end to the Brill Building production era?

According to the video "Respect," what event signaled the end of the soul music era?

What pianist and composer played in New Orleans brothels before touring and helped spread jazz music in the US?

Louis Armstrong, the most celebrated and influential musician in jazz history, got his start performing in what band?

What popular bandleader came to be known as the 'King of Swing'?

What group (famous for the #1 "Tom Dooley") was responsible for keeping interest in folk music alive in the late 50's?

What New York City neighborhood was at the center of the folk music revival of the 1950s and 60s?

What music craze swept across England in the late 50s and inspired many musicians (including The Beatles) to form bands?

What influential African American bandleader provided the backing music for the Castles?

How did Hank Williams die?

Which of the following was NOT a leading Tin Pan Alley songwriter?

What distinctive singer recorded the powerful Civil Rights protest song "Strange Fruit?"

What female artist had a string of hits in the late 1960s and was dubbed the "Queen of Soul?"

Which Black artist featured in "Renegades" was heavily influenced by country music?

What unlikely event sidetracked Jerry Lee Lewis's career?

Tin Pan Alley songs dealt directly with the social issues of the 20-30s, including racism, fascism, and the Depression

Where was Sun Records located?

According to the video, what trumpet player was "the first musician celebrated for playing jazz music?"

What was unique about the Stax Records studio band, Booker T. and the MGs?

What songwriting team wrote the song "Hound Dog" for Big Mama Thornton (and was later a hit for Elvis Presley)?

What bandleader scored 23 number one hits in the early 40's, including 'In The Mood'?

Which city became known for the electric blues sound pioneered by artists like Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters?

When producer George Martin first met The Beatles, what was he most impressed with?

According to the assigned video, Hank Williams said his secret to success could be explained in just one word:

What husband and wife dancing duo were "the biggest media superstars of the years around World War I?"

What was the name of The Beatles' first feature film, released in July 1964?

What Harlem Renaissance-era composer, pianist, and bandleader was hailed as the greatest of all American composers?

What ex-railroad brakeman from Mississippi personified the rambler image and recorded a series of "Blue Yodels?"

What producer was famous for inventing the "Wall of Sound?"

According to the assigned reading, who was the first important composer of American popular song?

What piece, first played by Paul Whiteman's Orchestra at Aeolian Hall in '24, became Gershwin's most enduring classic?

What city was home to the most prominent folk music festival of the early 1960s?

According to the video "Respect," which institution was a primary influence on 1950s/60s soul music?

What American city was a melting pot of musical influences that eventually produced jazz music?