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    years and leading into early 90’s Hip Hop became the more popular types of music. From 1960 till 1990 it was Rock and Roll that was more popular types, but by 2000 40% of fans were Hip Hop then it started evaluating by negative comments from fans about Rock and Roll saying “ Rock music was becoming boring “, Musician created something else- American pop-phenomenon evolved. Rock and Roll slowly faded in popularity due…

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    an artist, he was an influencer, style icon, and an activist. Prince was noted as controversial and racy, due to his personal style and his style of music. In his life, he won 32 awards, which included 7 grammy’s, and was inducted into the Rock and Roll hall of fame in 2004 (Prince Biography). Prince’s legacy will live on through music and style. Prince influence has changed the music industry, by pushing artist to go out of their boundaries. During his reign, his music spewed sex and soul with…

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    Elvis Presley Did you know that Elvis Presley’s famous black hair was dyed, and his natural hair color was brown (25 Fun Facts about Elvis Presley)? Elvis Presley grew up to become one of the biggest names in Rock and Roll. Elvis Presley became know as The King of Rock and Roll after he left the army in 1960 because he resumed his career with working his way back to the top of the charts (Elvis Presley Biography). This paper will cover Elvis Presley’s childhood, how music inspired his life…

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    London in the 1960s was as central to the look and feel of that fabled era as any place on earth. The music that emerged from England (the Beatles, the Stones, the Who, Cream and countless others) was, in large part, the soundtrack of the Sixties. The street scenes, especially along Carnaby Street in Soho, with Mods and hippies parading their utterly distinctive gear, provided youth culture around the world with exemplars of cool that are still embraced today. Finally, the fashions that emerged…

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    racism or war, people wrote songs to either tell other people about it or to stop it in it’s tracks. Rock and roll carried on the criticism of society and the cries for change that are evident in its musical roots. In the United States, rock and roll was one of the main ways in which teenagers distinguished themselves from their parents generations. In the 1920s and 1930s, rock and roll became blended with gospel, blues and jazz music. An example of this was Elvis Presley's hit song ‘Heartbreak…

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    the 20th century.Many new genres of music were being introduced such as country(1920's), rock(1950's), pop(1950's), and hip hop(1970's).The new introduction of music impacted music on a global scale.This would present some of the most iconic artists the world had ever seen at that time such as rock stars Jimi Hendrix, Elvis Presley, and John Lennon; and country stars Johnny Cash, Garth Brooks, and Jimmy Rodgers.But as time progresses music progresses with it and new genres and artist become…

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    There is many differences between today’s generation and the sixties generation. David Pichaske’s book titled Generation in Motion: Popular Music and Culture in the Sixties, outline the views of the sixties and how they voiced those views. In the sixties music was the expression of the generation, today I can say that hasn’t changed much. Music today also expresses the political events and views, but also social media is very popular for expression of political views. Today our culture…

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    Country music—not an average person enjoys this genre on a daily basis. Tractors, trucks and trailers don’t seem to appeal unless one is dressing up on Halloween with overalls and bucked teeth. Yet, if the stereotype could fall down from the genre itself, and the lyrics could be built up, a newfound love for country music may arise. Truthfully, the most meaningful songs derive from the mouths of country artists. Tim McGraw, a talented veteran of the country genre, has an entire song dedicated…

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    Introduction The top two selling music genres of 2014 were Rock and Roll, with eighty-eight million, two hundred and fifty-thousand albums sold, and Rhythm and Blues, also known as R&B, with thirty-five million, seven hundred and fifty-thousand albums sold (Statista.com). Selling billions of dollars worth of albums, singles, concert tickets, and merchandise every year, the artists at the forefront of these two genres are more than successful and saying so would be an understatement. Those same…

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    Through rigorous research on American patriotism one could find that it is a very broad and interesting subject. The American people have changed the way that patriotism is defined by all other cultures. This term is now more complex than just being the love for land or country. Patriotism has changed in ways such as how it has influence on American culture, also the origin of the term and its usage today, and how if supported the right way patriotism could fix problems in America. Think…

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