the final Flashcards
“rhythm and blues” and “country” music were the original names for race music and hillbilly music.
False
The piano was the 19th century’s equivalent to radio and television.
true
the blues has a strong relationship to african music.
true
teenagers in the 50s always listened to the music their parents listened to
false
rhythm & blues and country music developed from a tradition of aural music, learned by ear without reference to sheet music.
true
NBC, CBS, and ABC all started out as television networks.
False
call and response, evident in both the blues and rock’ n’ roll, originated in South America
False
field recordings of the 1920’s and 30s brought to the public unknown country blues musicians
True
The grand ole opry as a radio show for rhythm & blues music
False
Jimmie rodgers and the Carter Family were both recorded for the first time by Ralph Peer, within a few days of each other.
True
The carter family was once told that they could not bring their drummer onto the stage of the Grand Ole Opry
false
Cover records were songs that where recorded by someone other than the original artist
true
dick clark took payola as Alan Freed did, but only clark was punished, because he supported black music.
false
The most important guitarist in early rock and roll was elvis presley
False
The Beach boys borrowed the tune from Chuck Berry’s “Sweet Little Sixteen” to write “surfin’ USA”
True
The songwriting / Produciton team of Leiber and Stoller Wrote songs for Elvis as well as doo-wop groups
true
Rockabilly came from and appealed to poor, white, southern male teens.
True
Folk music generally appealed to College-age audiences.
True
The first independent producers in rock and roll were the Coasters and the Drifters
False
surf music, like folk music, took on serious themes of a political nature
False
The “ Splitter-patter” song “Last kiss” by the Cavaliers was recorded in San Angelo.
True
The Study of musical form includes
How sections are organized to create a larger structure
A simple verse structure has
No chorus
Rock’ n’ Roll evolved primarily from three other American styles of music.
Rhythm& Blues, country, pop