1960s Test Review

Featuring falsetto vocal harmonies, this surf band primarily copied other ideas at the time.

The cost of Woodstock was _________.

The type of "pop"/rock music played by English kids in alleyways in 1960s England.

Early 60s arrangements were dominated by elaborate _______________.

The influx of rock bands to America from England during the 1960s.

The ______ were a British Invasion group that played heavy power chords with distortion.

Woodstock took how long to plan?

The biggest record company pumping out soul and R&B hits was called _________.

Surf Rock was also deemed "___________".

This mixture of rock and folk music was played in Britain.

Originally, the Beatles sang more _______ lyrics by covering girl groups at the time.

The blues rock band, The Yardbirds, had three major guitarists during its lifetime. Pick one:

This genre lasted from 1962-1963 about beach life.

This British band was notorious for destroying their instruments on live televised performance

In the early 1960s, R&B records became very gimmicky. They were just naming a _____.

This 1960s band featured psychotic lead singer and a funky organ player.

A Red Light District was essentially an alley of clubs, bars, and prostitution.

Woodstock: People slept under blankets in the rain.

The Beatles once had ___ songs in the top 100 of the Billboard Charts in America.

Woodstock: ________________ performed a song about Joe Hill, a protest organizer.

This guitarist played alongside Little Richard during the 1950s and 1960s.

Woodstock sold no tickets for admission.

_________'s performances at the Apollo theatre showcased the provocative nature of dancing.

The British Invasion band that used blues music and distorted guitars heavily.

At the end of the Surf Rock Era, America was faced with the death of ___________.

The Who made an album which was about a "deaf, dumb, and blind" kid. This was called _____.

The Rolling Stones wrote this hit in their sleep.

The Beatles manager that made them famous in America.

The Beatles became recognized in Europe during their time in the Red Light District in _______.

This was a genre dominated by a "wall of sound" using orchestral arrangements.

Woodstock took place where?

Woodstock: Famous for destroying guitars on stage, _____ performed.

This musical duo furthered the folk music culture of the 1960s.

Tried to capitalize off the success of The Beatles in America by copying their image.

This artist wrote political, folk music that inspired Civil Rights activists.

How long was Woodstock?

The Beatles topped American Charts with "______________". (Song)

Woodstock had free admission.

This Woodstock artist played guitar with his thumb.

Woodstock: Canned Heat sang about the historical __________ where Robert Johnson sold his soul.

The ___________ involved a march on Washington DC and was fueled by soul music.

The Beatles marketed ________________ as a sort of precursor to MTV.

______ were used to transport bands at Woodstock.

From _______ , this music was driven by an often “twangy” bright tone.

Made corny movies in America.

A song from an album about an autistic pinball savant was performed at Woodstock.

The two major drugs being used at Woodstock were _______ and _______.

The __________ were one of the largest competitors to The Beatles.

The Beatles became famous in America after performing here.

Woodstock created a heavy traffic-flow into the town, which was good for________.

There was a group of Hippies at Woodstock called _____.

__________ colors were new to the 1960s fashion.

Attendance of Woodstock was planned to be _____________ people.