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East coast producer who was well known for working with bubblegum pop acts. |
Don Kirschner |
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West coast producer who was known for his innovations, such as his "wall of sound" and using effects in his music. |
Phil Spector |
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Artist of the early 50s known for "The Twist". |
Chubby Checker |
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Host of American Bandstand. Known for promoting a wholesome image of teenagers. |
Dick Clark |
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Artist of the early 60s and beyond that was known for his folksy, protest songs. |
Bob Dylan |
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Guitarist known for his fast paced surf music. |
Dick Dale |
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Band who cashed in on the surf culture boom of the early 60s, but later matured with albums like Pet Sounds. |
Beach Boys |
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Skiffle artist popular among London Rockers. |
Lonnie Donegan |
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The most influential band of all time. Seriously, you know almost everything about these guys. |
The Beatles |
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Scientist that wrote The Psychedelic Experience and promoted LSD use. |
Timothy Leary |
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London based band of the 60s whose members included Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, and Jeff Beck. |
The Yardbirds |
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Style of music associated with Neil Sedaka and The Shirelles. |
Teeny-bopper/Bubblegum |
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Style of music associated with The Ronnetes. |
Doo wop (girl groups) |
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Style of music associated with Chubby Checker. |
Dance music |
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Style of music associated with Bob Dylan. |
Folk music |
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Style of music associated with Dick Dale and early Beach Boys. |
Surf music |
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Style of music associated with Lonnie Donegan. |
Skiffle |
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Style of music associated with The Yardbirds. |
British Blues |
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Two bands that were in a battle for who could have the most advanced technology in their music. |
Beatles and Beach Boys |
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British group of the 60s that dressed fancy, drove vespas, and abused pills. |
Mods |
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British group of the 60s that wore leather, rode motorcycles and drank lots of beer. |
Rockers |
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Drug developed by scientists and became popular among academics and as a party drug before gaining more popularity among creative types and hippies. |
LSD |