Rhythm and Blues and Country: Setting the Stage for Rock and Roll - Chapter 3 Flashcards

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What were some early types of popular Country music

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Western Swing arose from conjunction of fiddle led, string band dance music and big band swing. Honkey-tonk featured amplified guitars and produced stars in the late 1930s and early 1940s like Ted Daffan

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Who was the most successful recordings of country music in the “popular” category created by during the 1940s

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Pop artists who covered country music

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What was the Grand Ole Opry

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popular institution which developed in tandem with the rest of the Nashville-based country music industry

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What did Ray Charles do

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fused the melodies, singing style, harmonic and rhythmic patterns of gospel music with lyrics and rhythm and blues instrumentation.

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Before Ray Charles

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The first rhythm and blues singer to attract attention for his gospel technique was Clyde McPhatter

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What distinguished Clyde McPhatter

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He adopted the dynamic solo style of female singers

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Ray Charles singing techniques

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Raspy, exuberant tone full of whoops, cries, bent noises, and shouts

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