Chapter 6 - Soul and Motown

When Aretha turned 18, she moved to what city?

The Temptations were originally called what?

Which artist lost his sight at a young age?

When lead singer David Ruffin left the Temptations, they changed their musical style to what?

Land of 1000 Dances was written by which artist?

Berry Gordy Jr.'s first record label was called ____________ USA

Which James Brown song became an anthem for Civil Rights in the 1960s?

Ray Charles began his career in what city?

The Supremes mostly sang about what?

Motown Records created what pop-style female group?

Which artist's father was a Baptist Minister?

The Impressions were a __________ vocal group.

When Sam Cooke transitioned to secular music, he blended what styles together?

Berry Gordy Jr. shaped his artist through a finishing school called what?

The Impressions formed their group in Memphis.

Music that does NOT have a Christian message is called what?

Aretha signed with which record company FIRST?

Aretha was the first woman to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Aretha Franklin is known as the __________ of Soul.

Ray Charles is known as the _________ of Soul Music.

James Brown is known as the ____________ of Soul.

Ray Charles signed with what record company?

Which Atlantic Records co-producer got Aretha back to singing with her gospel roots?

Motown Records aimed their music primarily at the African American demographic.

In the 1950s, James Brown became the lead singer of which gospel group?

Soul music was a blend of what two types of music?

Wilson Prickett signed with what record company?

Which artist was born in Detroit?

Berry Gordy Jr.'s record label eventually changed to what?

What was Motown's most popular male group?