Unit 1 History of Rock 'n' Roll

Which genre was recorded and popularized primarily by African American women in the 1920s?

Does "Heartbreak Hotel" performed by Elvis use 12-Bar Blues?

Mississippi Delta Blues is aka Country Blues and included acoustic guitar, banjo, and harmonica

This genre was danceable country music & used a rhythm section, fiddle, steel guitar, & improv.

This song was almost impossible to perform & included many instruments, including the theremin.

Vocal gasps, hiccups, and trembling, are a characteristic of Rockabilly and emphasized lyrics

Song structure in which every verse (strophe) of the text is sung to the same musical tune.

Does "Boogie Chillen" by John Lee Hooker use 12-Bar Blues?

The person who sets up recording dates and is responsible for the character & sound of an album

Which Rockabilly artist did The Beatles emulate (too much) in their earlier music?

When did Bob Dylan go electric?

What does SHMRFT stand for?

Which genre is defined as "usually written out, and lots of thought into structure & posterity"

"Shake, Rattle, and Roll" was written by Bill Haley.

"That's All Right" was not an Elvis original. Who sung it before him?

Which genre is defined as "commercial entertainment, mainstream"?

What is the structural form of 12-Bar blues?

All of these singers were also songwriters EXCEPT

All of these artists performed surf music EXCEPT

Name the song based on a country song and uses, 12 Bar-Blues, blues and r&b style guitar style

Which genre is defined as "authentic, more artistic; harder, more aggressive & improvisatory"?

Which genre is labelled as 2nd generation rock?

The Beatles' main recording producer and manager were...

Who was the first "rock" singer to double track his voice and guitar?

The music industry marketed music to younger people more often after WWII because...

Elvis was not influenced by R & B and crooners

Which instrument did The Beatles use that initiated a "world music" element in pop?

Which was the Beatles' last album to include music written to be used in concert?

Performed by The Ronettes and produced by Phil Spector, this song includes his "wall of sound"

Folk Revival began in the 1940s

What happened on "The Day that Music Died"?

An example of the communal folk culture is which song?

This technique alternates voice and instruments and was used in "Hoochie Coochie Man".

A characteristic of the Beach Boys soundprint is...

This was a McCartney song for which George Martin brought in a string quartet .

Pet Sounds by the Beach Boys is an early example of what?

This is a protest song in which the lyrics hint at a change coming soon.

This famous NYC building was "songwriters central" and was where Carole King started out.

Why did blues musicians turn to electric guitars in Electric Urban Blues?

Songwriters and producers became more famous in the early 1950s

Songwriters often wrote music focused on themes in teenage life.

This archetypal Honky-tonk singer & songwriter melded blues with southern country elements.

Which genre is defined as "created directly & spontaneously out of communal experience"?

Which generation was the majority of rock music consumers in the 1950s and 1960s?

Which group was the first to place an emphasis on recording over live performance?

Poeticism, social criticism, more emphasis on words than voice are characteristics of who?

Rockabilly is a merger of which two genres?

Billy Hayley and His Comets started in which genre?

This song was written and performed by the same person, includes riffs, and country vocal style

Name the genre and song. It's an "operatic ballad" with dark lyrics and a full string section