Music Quiz 3

Front 1

James Brown

Back 1

funk, civil rights movement

Front 2

Janis Joplin

Back 2

60s psychadelic
big brother & the holdin company
Sang "Pieces of my Heart"

Front 3

Grace Slick

Back 3

60s Psychadelic
Member of Jefferson Airplane

"Don't you want someone to love"
"White Rabbit"

Front 4

Bill Graham

Back 4

60s Psychadelc rock
Promoter for the Fillmore and Winterland Arena

Front 5

Berry Gordy Jr.

Back 5

Founderer on Motown Records

Front 6

Motown Records

Back 6

Funk Brothers - more hits than beatles or beach boys

Front 7

Philles Records

Back 7

Founded by Phil Spector

Front 8

Phil Spector

Back 8

"The First Tycoon of Teen"
Founded Philles Records
Invented WALL OF SOUND

Front 9

Atlantis Records

Back 9

Independent Label

Black Artists from the 60s

Front 10

Decca Records

Back 10

Independent Label

Urban Folk

Front 11

Teenage Symphony

Back 11

Started with Phil Spector

Front 12

American Bandstand

Back 12

TV show hosted by Dick Clark

Front 13

The Beatles

Back 13

George Harrison

John Lennon

Paul McCartney

Ringo Starr

Front 14

George Martin

Back 14

"5th Beatle"
Innovative Engineering and Recording Effects

Front 15

The BRitish Invasion

Back 15

Beatles

The Who

The Kinks

The Rolling Stones - "Satisfaction"

The Animals

Front 16

The Supremes

Back 16

MoTown Records

"You can't hurry love"

Front 17

Brian Wilson

Back 17

Founded the Beach Boys.
Influenced by Chuck Berry
California Surfin Guitar sound

Front 18

Beach Boys

Back 18

Founded by Brian Wilson

11th Album "Pet Sounds" one of the most influential albums in popular music.

Front 19

Smokey Robinson

Back 19

MoTown records

Front 20

Stevie Wonder

Back 20

MoTown Records

"Superstition"

Front 21

Diana Ross

Back 21

MoTown records

Front 22

Ray Charles

Back 22

Gospel/Soul Primarily

"I've got a woman"

Front 23

Peter Paul and Mary

Back 23

Decca Records

Urban Folk

"Blowing in the Wind" by Bob Dylan

Front 24

Bob Dylan

Back 24

Brought Electric Guitar into urban folk

Front 25

Haight-Ashbury

Back 25

Street intersection of the San Francisco Hippie Movement

Front 26

The Funk Brothers

Back 26

Backed most MoTown record song - More hits than the Beatles or Beach Boys

Front 27

Chubby Checker

Back 27

Ernest Evans
"The Twist" produced by Dick Clark

Front 28

dick clark

Back 28

Host of American Bandstand

Front 29

The Monkeys

Back 29

First successful all produced band.

Front 30

The Twist

Back 30

#1 in 1961 and 1962

"Lets Twist Again" in 1963

Front 31

Connie Francis

Back 31

#1 Female Pop Singer 1959-1962
"Lipstick on Your Collar"
"Where the Boys Are

Front 32

Be-In

Back 32

Event in Golden Gate Park in 1967

Prelude to San Fran's Summer of love

Introduced the word "Psychedelic"

Front 33

Jim Reeves

Back 33

Country Singer

Baritone Voice

Nashville Sound

Front 34

Big Brother & the Holding COmpany

Back 34

Janice Joplin's band

Front 35

The Wrecking Crew

Back 35

Backed thousands of Hollywood artists
Philles Records

Front 36

Aretha Franklin

Back 36

Soul
"R-E-S-P-E-C-T"

Front 37

Burt Bacharach

Back 37

Next Generation Tin Pan Alley
Wrote music for Dionne Warwick
"Rain drops keep falling on my head" (first hit of the 70s)

Front 38

Dionne Warwick

Back 38

Bubble Gum gone wrong?

Front 39

The Cowsills

Back 39

Family with #1 hits
Added mom to band, offered a TV show
Inspired the Partridge Family

Front 40

Surf Rock vs. Surf Pop

Back 40

Surf Rock - Dick Dale and the Del Tones - Largely Instrumental

Surf Pop - Beach Boys - Surf Ballads and Dance Music

Front 41

Surf Guitar

Back 41

Electric Guitars played through Spring Reverb