Ch 9. 1960s

These were two rock artists that died in 1970 from an overdose

Motown Records was founded by this person

"My Girl" was sung by this famous Motown artist.

This was the home where producers wrote new rock music for publishing

"Wipe Out" was made popular by this famous band.

The image of "bad boys" was given to this British band.

This genre of the 60s was all about sun, surf and girls.

This group had as many as eight electric guitarists in the band.

These were two famous all girl Motown groups.

This famous hit was the name of a popular television series

This was the last drummer of the Beatles

This artist was a pianist who performed in Nat King Cole's jazz trio at an early age.

This artist electrified "Like a Rolling Stone" at the Newport Folk Festival

This was the original name of the Beatles

This was the city and state where Motown originated

This female artist was dropped by Columbia records, then signed with Atlantic Records

This was the original singing group of "The Twist."

This person created a famous TV show during the 60s that featured live performing artists.

This artist was sometimes termed, "Godfather of Soul"

This was the term to describe dense orchestrations, and multiple sounding instruments.

In this neighborhood, these were the name of the two roads where San Francisco rock was played

This person was the leader of the band, The Beach Boys

The most famous song by this group was "White Rabbit"

This was a famous icon that The Beach Boys based their works off of.