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| What is the most crucial change in the history of popular music |
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| What is the signature instrument of rock? |
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| The instrument most responsible for the transition from rock and roll to rock? |
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| What instrumental section became the core nucleus of the rock bands? Also name the 4 instruments |
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| Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keyboard |
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| Who played the key role in bringing both folk and country into rock ? |
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| A British Rock Band considered one of the most commercially successful and critically acclaimed acts in the history of popular music |
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| Who is the founder of Motown? And what is Motown? |
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| The most popular female group of the 1960s |
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| First major rock performer to play extended, improvised solos |
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| These two guitarists helped transform the electric guitar into the transcendental solo instrument of rock |
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| Who is the “Godfather of Soul”? |
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| Who is the “ Queen of Soul”? |
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| This group of people (what’s their name) abandoned the conventional lifestyle and formed the heart of the counterculture during the 60s. They resided in San Francisco. |
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| The pioneers of the psychedelic rock movement (what is the name of the Band?) |
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| She redefined the role of women in rock |
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| Eight evenly spaced sound per measure-over a strong back beat |
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| The musis most assosiated with Bay Area during late 60's.A rock sub-style defined not by musical feature but simply by musics ability to evoke or enhance the drug experience |
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