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Fletcher Henderson, King Porter Stomp
o Swing music
o Hot African American Music
o Jazz
o Big Band Style -
Benny Goodman, King Porter Stomp
o Big Band Style
o Swing (craze) music -
Robert Johnson, Cross Road Blues
12-Bar Blues -
Golden Gate Gospel Quartet, Golden Gate Gospel Train
o Jubilee Style
o Gospel music
o Backup voices imitate voices of a train on tracks, whistle, bell etc. -
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, New San Antonio Rose
Western Swing (Music/style) -
Andrews Sisters, Bounce Me Brother with a Solid Four
o Vocal Harmony
o Four beat swing rhythm -
Joe Turner, Rebecca
o Classic Boogie woogie blues style
o 12 bar blues
o Rhythm and Blues (R&B) -
Woody Guthrie, Mean Talking Blues
o Woody’s “Talking Blues” side
o Relates somewhat to blues and rap tradition
o Folk music -
Arthur Crudup, That's All Right Mama
o Classic R&B style
o Jazz influenced R&B style
o Swing Rhythm -
Jimmy Preston, Rock the Joint
o Post-War rhythm and blues
o Jump music
o Boogie rhythm
o 12-Bar blues structure (refrained 12 bar blues lyrics)
o Swing instrumentation
o Gospel-infused jump band boogie blues -
Hank Williams, Honky Tonk Blues
o Honky Tonk Style
o Refrained-blues from + little bit of yodeling in the refrain -
Bill Haley, Rock the Joint
o Combined Western Swing and R&B style
o Swing Boogie rhythm -
Elvis Presley, That's All Right Mama
o Rockabilly style
o 18 bars (irregular variant of 12-bar blues) -
Crew Cuts, Sh'Boom
o White Vocal Harmony
o Rhythm and Blues
o Doo-Wop -
Chords, Sh'Boom
o Black Vocal Harmony
o Rhythm and Blues
o Doo-Wop -
Muddy Waters, Hoochie Coochie Man
o Refrained Blues
o Chicago Blues -
Little Richard, Tutti Frutti
o 12 (refrained) bar blues form -
Fats Domino, Ain't That a Shame
o New Orleans R&B (rhythm and blues) -
Pat Boone, Ain't That a Shame
o (White washed cover of) Rhythm and Blues -
Frank Sinatra, I've Got You under My Skin
o Swing style big band
o ‘American Popular Music’ song tradition
o Post swing era music
o Traditional swing style -
Elvis Presley, Heartbreak Hotel
o Rockabilly -
Carl Perkins, Dixie Fried
o Rockabilly -
Jerry Lee Lewis, Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
o Rockabilly piano style
o 12-Bar Blues Form -
Buddy Holly, That'll Be the Day
o Rockabilly
o Modified blues harmonic structure -
Chuck Berry, Johnny B. Goode
o (Black) Rockabilly -
Esquivel, Night and Day
o “Bachelor-pad” or “Space-Age” music -
Link Wray, Rumble
o Low-Fi
o Garage Music or Garage Rock -
Howlin' Wolf, Spoonful
o Displays blues proper
o Chicago Blues
o Simple boogie riff on a drone chord -
Kingsmen, Louie Louie
o Garage Rock
o Known as the “Definitive garage-band anthem” -
Angels, My Boyfriend's Back
o Major diatonic harmony
o Post-swing Broadway style -
Chantays, Pipeline
o Surfing music -
Bob Dylan, The Times They Are a-Changin'
o Acoustic folk idiom music -
Beatles, Twist and Shout
o Beatles garage band/rock side
o Short chord progression -
Righteous Brothers, You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling
o Wall Of Sound (sound label) -
Beach Boys, California Girls
o Surfing Music?
o LSD influenced -
Bob Dylan, Like a Rolling Stone
o Adult, Electric Music
Electric Folk -
Simon and Garfunkel, Sound of Silence
o Campfire Music
o Sweet Vocal Harmony and pop sensibility combined with acute social
insights and articulated in an artful poetic fashion -
Beatles, Yesterday
o Teenage pop music
o Ballad tempo, quiet mood, and classical string quartet parts -
Rolling Stones, Satisfaction
o Rock and Blues combined styled
o Counterculture movement music
o Rebelling against everyday life -
Love, 7 and 7 Is
o ‘Proto-art-punk’ garage music -
Them, Gloria
o Garage rock song
o Mixolydian scale and Harmony -
Beach Boys, Good Vibrations
o Doo Wop and Surfing Band style
o Psychedelic and LSD influenced music -
Beatles, Paperback Writer
o Maintains connections to rock and roll roots
o Starts showing the Beatles’ music are becoming more psychedelic o Sound has “hot Womb of Sound”. Apparent in many psychedelic pop
music in the 1960s -
Rolling Stones, Lady Jane
o Elizabethan Style psychedelic sounds
o Classical-sounding music
o Bluesy voice of Mick Jagger -
Beatles, Here Comes the Sun
o Has a distinct psychedelic side
o Combines various songs and styles to form a unified musical suite or
odyssey -
Rolling Stones, Gimme Shelter
o (Marijuana) “Stoned” sounding music
o Incorporates soul and gospel components into the music
o Strong Boogie back beat feel