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| LP's finally outsold singles by the end of which decade? |
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| What is the name of Led Zeppelin's manager, who successfully challenged live venue contracts moving more money towards the musicians who performed |
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| What record label gave Aretha Franklin the freedom to make pop R & B records in a heavy gospel style? |
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| Joni Mitchell collaborated with what famous jazz composer/bassist to set songs inspired by TS Elliot in the 1970's? |
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| Which artist mixed a poetic Dylanesque lyric with folk jazz and R&B to create classic albums including Astral Weeks and Moondance? |
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| What former head of Columbia records began Artista in the early 1970's? |
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| What British group became successful on the basis of a record that was a result of them being hired to make a stereo demonstration record, and went to the top of the charts with Nights in White Satin? |
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| What company first manufactured 24 track Audio Tape Recorders? |
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| What was the longest lasting and most successful progressive rock group? |
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| Who took Columbia Records to profitability in Rock n Roll? |
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| What singer/songwriter of the late 1960's and early 1970's spent time in mental institutions and became known for his confessional honest lyrics? |
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| What artist was known as the working man's hero renowned for his marathon concerts? |
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| Which production team popularized Bubble Gum? |
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| Jerry Kasanetz, and Jeff Katz |
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| What bass player was the first to bring out slap bass? |
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| After Peter Gabriel left, which drummer, who had been mostly backup singing took over as lead singer? |
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| What LP has the record number of weeks on the Billboard charts? |
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| Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon |
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| Which British glam rock artist hired Broadway designers to fabricate rock's first full concert stage sets? |
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| What year did full built to order recording consoles appear? |
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| True or False: Sly Stone had studied composition and Trumpet in college, became a successful radio DJ, and produced records for bands before starting Sly and the Family Stone. |
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| What rock folk artist devised shocking displays of grandiose violence as a part of the entertainment? |
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| What San Francisco radio DJ and musician formed a funk band that featured black/white, male/female members? |
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| "The American Tribal Love Rock Musical" Hair appeared in what year? |
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| Progressive rock has a strong influence from what other type of music? |
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| hich folk artist cofounded the World Hunger fund? |
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| When did the big record retail chains begin to appear? |
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| What folk artist has recently been hailed as the godfather of grunge and alternative music? |
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| Jimmy Webb is best known as a _______ |
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| When did the funk style come together under James Brown with Cold Sweat |
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| What was the name of James Brown's top notch 1960s funk musicians who made a series of their own recordings under their same name |
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| Which highly successful publishing veteran of the Brill Building era later picked put all of the early of the early hits for the monkees tv show and records |
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| where was the rolling stones disastrous free altamont speedway concert originally to be held |
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| San Francisco Golden Gate Park |
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| what singer/songwriter spent time in mental institutions and later became known for his artful personal lyrics in songs like fire and rain |
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| which of the following folk artists cofounded the world hunger in the 1970s raising more than $5 million to feed famished people around the orld |
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| what british folk rock band launched the solo careers of both sandy denny and richard thompson |
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| whose production style was employed on bruce springsteins breakthrough born to run |
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| the pioneering led zepplin began as a new improvising version of what famous 1960s british blus rock band |
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| which costume glam rock artist added violent theatrics to their live shows and were voted the gallups polls most popular band in 1977 |
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| Who was the producer to produce Alice Coopers first hit records and went on to produce the first platinum selling kiss release |
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| what event led to Santanas signing with Columbia Records in 1969 |
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| Southern rock gets its sound from what two predominant roots styles |
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| Ronnie Van Zant was the lead singer and songwriter of what southern rock group |
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| which rock band fused blues and country with additional influences expertly stretching out songs to over 30 minutes becoming the precursor for a wave of southern rock bands that followed them |
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| Which group came to become the most successful southern california band their greatest hits release later becoming the all time best selling us release |
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| the grateful dead made a shift away from psychedelia towards what style of music in the early 1970s |
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| who produced the eagles first two albums including take it easy as well as many classic albums of the rolling stones, the steve miller band, the csn, and eric clapton |
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