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What genre is considered:
Pre Reggae, a Mix of 1950s R&B mixed with Jamacain folk music, feature upbeat staccato chords, and origin is uncertain |
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| _____ stroke on guitar which gave genre its name |
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| in relation to reggae, ska, and rocksteady; what order did they arrive? |
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| ska to rocksteady to reggae |
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| combination of mento, ska, and rock-steady |
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| Originated among the poor and disenfranchised Afro-Jamaican communities, linked to Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia |
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| Considered to be the reincarnation of Christ |
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| Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia |
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| What religion influenced reggae |
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| Jamaican independence year from UK |
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| Famous ska song used for film of same name |
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| Guns of Navarone by Skatalites |
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| When was ska popular and when did it fade |
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What genre drew influence from:
You teens, garage bands, influence of 50's beats, Lou Reed, Velvet Underground, and 1970s NYC-dark, crime ridden, and bad economy |
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| Notable early punk artists (3) |
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| MC5, Iggy Pop, Velvet Underground |
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| Dive NY night club for many NY Punk bands |
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| What subgenre of punk is known for being angry, repetitive, raw, rebellious, simple, honest lyrics |
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| Notable New York Punk artists (3) |
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| Patty smith, Ramones, NY Dolls |
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| promoter and manager of both the NY dolls and Sex Pistols |
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| what music substance was the Sex Pistols known for |
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| early themes of anarchy, insulting, foul lyrics, hopelessness |
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| What year did the Sex Pistols break up |
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| accused of murder of Nancy at Hotel Chelsea, and died of heroin overdose at age 21 |
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| Lead singer of Sex Pistols, real and nickname |
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| John Lydon (aka Johnny Rotten) |
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| Notable British punk bands (2) |
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| What punk subgenre was known to be California based, have heavy distortion, be fast/short songs, be raw, and disavow any commercialism |
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| Hardcore & west coast punk |
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| What west coast punk band was formed in 1978 and known for political lyrics |
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| Notable west coast/hardcore punk bands (2) |
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Dead Kennedys-san Francisco
Black Flag-SOCAL |
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| Mid - late 1970s post-punk, More Keyboards, Clarity, theater |
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| Famous American New Wave Bands (2) |
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| Devo, Talking Heads (David Byrne) |
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| Famous British New Wave Bands (2) |
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| Elvis Costello, Pretenders |
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Developed before Disco by 10 Years
Roots in 1960s soul music
Steady groove in drums
Bass and horns provide syncopation between the downbeats
Short vocal phrases
repetition (dance music) |
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| James brown, Sly and the Family Stone, George Clinton |
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| Who owned George Clintons music from 1992 and after 12 years of legal fight returned back to clinton |
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| What two bands did George Clinton form |
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| Parliament and Funkadelic |
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| Term appears in France after WWII in dance clubs, using recorded music rather than live bands, dance clubs were named same as genre |
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| Notable Disco artists (3) |
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| Donna Summer, KC and the Sunshine Band, Bee Gees (3 Gibb brothers) |
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What genre has influences from:
Originated in South Bronx and Queens NY
Rooted in 1920s Harlem Renaissance, NYC: Langston Hughes portrayal of ghetto life, 1960s Black Arts Movement: Amiri Baraka, poet, James Baldwin |
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| DJ Kool Herc (Clive Cambell from Jamaica) |
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| Stage presence as African Zulu chief |
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| perfected DJ techniques like catching, backspinning |
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| spoke out against police brutality, socially conscious |
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| Public Enemy & Rapper Chuck D |
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| Spanish/English/Slang from Caribbean and Spanish speaking Nations in LA |
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| notable Latino rap artist |
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| kid frost (Arturo Molina) |
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| est. 1981 through cable TV, 20 million startup cost, invented by Robert Pittman, early performers were pop |
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| Michael Jackson, Prince, Madonna |
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Child star with his brothers “Jackson 5” Great entertainer/dancer. “Moonwalk” 1979: breakout album Off the Wall album 1982: Thriller album
MTV helped his fame even more |
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| Unique fusion of Funk & Rock.. Prolific - a musician’s musician |
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| Persona plays up sex appeal and is now in her 60s |
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| Alternative rock artists (2) |
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1. Speed Metal (Motorhead, Metallica)
2. Thrash Metal (Anthrax)
3. Death Metal (Slayer) |
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| what artists went back to roots of rock (4) |
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| Springsteen, Billy Joel, Huey Lewis, Tom Petty |
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