Module 8

Front 1

Oftentimes, the rock performances of the 1970s were more about show than sound

Back 1

True

Front 2

Bowie emphasized both accessibility and ambiguity in Ziggy Stardust

Back 2

True

Front 3

CBGB was an important recording label for the emerging punk music of the 1970's

Back 3

False

Front 4

In the 1970's a corporate mentality took over the business side of rock

Back 4

True

Front 5

Sly and the Family Stone enjoyed a very long and successful recording/performing career

Back 5

False

Front 6

The O'Jays were a one-hit wonder

Back 6

False

Front 7

A dance music of the 1970s which had a strong beat and rich orchestration

Back 7

Disco

Front 8

The Ramones and The Sex Pistols were bands associated with this genre

Back 8

Punk

Front 9

The dominant Jamaican popular music in the early 1960s

Back 9

Ska

Front 10

The practice of DJs making a steady commentary throughout their playing of music

Back 10

Toasting

Front 11

A rock movement characterized by simplified instrumentation, harmony and melodies, exemplified by the band the Talking Heads

Back 11

New wave

Front 12

A style that grew out of R&B and soul

Back 12

Funk

Front 13

The Jamaican popular music of the early 1950s

Back 13

Mento

Front 14

Often called "The Queen of Disco"

Back 14

Donna Summer

Front 15

Jimmy Cliff and Bob Marley used composed in this style

Back 15

Reggae

Front 16

Called the "father of funk"

Back 16

James Brown

Front 17

Founder of the group Parliament

Back 17

George Clinton

Front 18

A transitional style between ska and reggae

Back 18

Rock steady