music 1600 exam 3
years of the counterculture
1964-74
who wrote "good times"
Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers
leader of the beach boys
Brian wilson
anti-war time was a result of which wars
Cold War/vietnam
where and when was disco demolition night
Comiskey park Chicago 1979
What happened to all of the privately owned record labels in the 70s
Consolidated, lots of money in a few hands
What was the "death" in the 60s-70s associated with
Death of celebrities through assassinations, murder, and drugs
center of urban fold and folk revival
Greenwich village, NYC
famous artist also known as "soul brother no. 1"
James brown
What was the most popular band of the 70s
The eagles
DIY grunge music
garage band music
what is the principal mode of transmission for folk music
oral
where do folk songs usually come from
regular working people in rural areas
famous soul artists
sam cooke/ray charles
The song was 6+ minutes also like what other song
"Like a rolling stone" by bob dylan
Motown
famous on berry goody's labels, aimed toward mainstream pop charts
who was chic's co founder
nile rodgers
who wrote "respect"
otis redding
3 traits that make James brown the "father of hip hop"
1. spoken lyrics 2. emphasizes rhythm not harmony 3. music was widely sampled
what year was Pancho and lefty recorded
1978
What concert was the epitome of the death of the peaceful hippie era
Altamont free concert in 1969
when was 'like a rolling stone' written/who recorded it
1965 recorded by bob Dylan and studio musicians
two record industry masterminds
Phil Spector (philles records) and berry Gordy (Motown records)
California represented what in the United States in the 60s
Social idealism
popular disco club in NYC
Studio 54
Best selling album of the 20th century
Their Greatest Hits by the eagles
what was folk music like in the 60s?
acoustic, melodic, and featured little studio production
term linked to fairness in society between genders, race, class, etc.
anti-authouritarianism
progressive country was AKA
anti-nashville/outlaw country
rock n roll Bands famous for developing new style of lyrics
beach boys and Beatles
what did Aretha Franklin change about the original song?
calling a man to respect a woman instead of the opposite
famous disco band that created a string of disco hits in the 70s
chic
gospel
church music linked to pop music, deep expression of emotion, blue notes
soul has ties to 1960s-70s social movements such as...
civil rights, black pride, women rights
what Mexican style did Pancho and lefty resemble
corrido
disco was often created by
studio musicians and producers
what does a corrido song consist of
tales of murders and life on the border
what was a popular punk rock band
the Ramones
traits that made the beach boys iconic
-complex studio production techniques -concept album: themed albums -laid back California style
3 steps to creating a new style of music in rock n roll
1. master early rock n roll style 2. develop new songs with that style 3. branch out completely/form new style
year good vibrations was written
1966
year you can't hurry love was written
1966
year Aretha Franklin recorded "respect"
1967
years of the disco craze
1975-80
What year was hotel California written
1976
when was "good times" written and who recorded it
1979/chic
characteristics of "like a rolling stone"
6 mins long, bleak lyrics, sonic density, no special effects
What kind of music did the AM band play
All of the top hits
artist also known as "lady soul"
Aretha franklin
who wrote "good vibrations"
Brian wilson and mike love
which bands began to become more popular than American bands..this time period is called what?
British pop bands caused the "British Invasion"
Fragmentation of styles of different music lead to what certain new genres?
Funk, country pop, raggae
Who was working security at altamont?
Hells angels motorcyle gang
who was known as a funk pioneer
James brown
The lyrics to hotel California are associated with..
Loss of innocence and disillusionment
3 types of music pioneered by African Americans in the 60s
Motown, soul, and gospel
The music industry migrated from ___ to ___
NYC/LA
where was bob Dylan famously "booed" by fans for his electric music
Newport folk festival 1965
Which city became closely associated with hippies in the counter culture?
San Francisco
what movie in 1977 made disco even more popular
Saturday night fever
who wrote/recorded Pancho and lefty
Townes Van Zandt
What was the format of music in the 70s?
Track tapes and cassette tapes
soul
black style music popular in the second half of the 60s, shade of R/B, influenced by gospel and blues
launched urban folk career in 1961 in NYC-hero of the folk movement
bob Dylan
black pop music in the 60s consisted of a lot of ______ activity
crossover
innovative instrument used in good vibrations
electrotheramin
old songs of unknown authorship, handed down from one musician to the next
folk music
renewal of interest in older generation of traditional musicians who played old styles of folk music.
folk revival
interlocking patterns forms by bass, drums, and guitar
groove
main traits of disco
heavy bass, repetitive, straight forward lyrics
from 1965-66 how did Dylan's music evolve
it went electric and reflected his dissatisfaction in his old role
what did progressive country/punk rock go against
mainstream country and disco
which type of person became influential in the music industry
music producer
studio musicians
play the background music but not in the actual band
2 examples of countermovements in the 70s
punk rock and progressive country
who recorded and wrote "you can't hurry love"
recorded by: the supremes written by: holland-dozier-holland (production team)
Townes van zandt was famous for what
songwriting skills
example of folk song
stagolee
what was the epitome of the gender and womens rights movement
stonewall riots in 1969
new music in those styles by a younger generation of college-educated, urban musicians
urban folk
who did bob Dylan model himself after
woody guthrie
