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| Who said: "Christianity will go. It will vanish and shrink... we're more popular than Jesus now." |
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| Who hosted the "Rock'n'Roll Party" on the radio? |
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| Kingston Trio; 1958; Folk Music |
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| Radio man. "Moondog Show" "Rock'n'Roll Party" and Copyrighted "Rock'N'Roll" term |
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| American physicist that developed noise reduction unit |
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| Who sang "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" |
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| Who sang "Rock Around the Clock" |
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| Beatles first hit single in America |
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| Benefit concert organized by George Harrison |
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| Movie credited with Rock'n'Roll revolution; featured Bill Haley & the Comets |
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| 1964 when Dave Clark Five, The Beatles, and The Rolling Stones invaded America |
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| Built the first recording studio on Music Row |
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| Center for alternative country music |
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| Center for hippies and flower power |
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| City in England where The Beatles originated |
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| city where FM "progressive" radio began |
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| Copyrighted the term "rock'n'roll" |
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| Country Music Association (CMA) |
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| Credited with founding music row |
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| Owen Bradley & Chet Atkins |
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| Developed the cassette tape |
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| When did Bing Crosby die? |
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| Dominant record buyers in the 1959s |
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| First rock album that outsold the single |
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| The Beatles, "Meet the Beatles" |
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| sang with audience; acoustic |
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| Jim Stewart & Estelle Axton (Brother & Sister) |
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| Founded Warner Brothers Records |
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| 1958; RIAA; Given to artists who sold 1 million copies |
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| NARAS "artist creativity" |
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| Guitar player and studio wizard |
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| Head of Nashville office of Decca |
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| Head of Nashville office of RCA Victor |
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| Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss |
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| Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass |
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| Host of American Bandstand |
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| Independent label founded by Ahmet Ertegan and Herb Abramson |
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| Independent label founded in Chicago by two brothers |
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| Independent label in Memphis that recorded Elvis |
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| RCA Victor or Sun Records |
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| Independent label in Memphis that recorded Otis Redding |
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| 1957 elected chair of the Grammys; organized the Grammys |
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| Label of the Supremes, Temptations, & Four Tops |
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| Stax Records; Integrated black & whites. Soul music. |
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| Musicians were white, singers were black |
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| Big band sound mixed with Country |
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| National Association of Recording Arts and Sciences |
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| 1963; Apex of Folk music; Dylan goes electric |
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| Outdoor rock'n'roll concert in 1967 |
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| Outdoor rock'n'roll concert in 1969 |
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| Country singers return to Cowboys; 1970s; Austin, TX |
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| Use to be Mercury Records |
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| PRO behind Congressional investigations of payola |
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| Federal Trade Commission (FTC); ASCAP |
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| Producer of the "Wall of Sound" |
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| Purchased Atalntic, Elektra, and Reprise Records |
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| Purchased Capitol Records |
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| Purchased Mercury Records |
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| RCA A&R Man who signed Elvis |
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| Rock'n'roll star on "The Ozzie and Harriet Show" |
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| TV Show hosted by Don Cornelius |
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| TV show that introduced Beatles to America |
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| underground or progressive rock |
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| Mainly college students; Tom Donahue; Left-winged commentary |
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| Why 8-tracks dominated over cassettes |
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| Doubled playing time (Tom Lear) |
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| Writers of Jesus Christ Superstar and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat |
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| Andrew Lloyd Weber & Tim Rice |
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| Wrote "Maybellene" and "Johnny B. Goode" |
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| Year the industry passed the billion dollar mark |
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| PRO that was a major licenser of Rock'N'Roll |
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| POPULAR METHOD OF MARKETING RECORDS DIRECTLY TO CONSUMERS |
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| Most popular song of 1955 - Disney Classic |
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| ANCESTOR TO THE COUNTRY MUSIC ASSOCIATION |
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| Country and Western Disk Jockeys Association |
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| Distributed Beatles music in US |
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