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    which is what the whole of the last verse is explaining. Aretha Franklin's 1967 hit may seem like a pretty benign piece of soulful fun, but at the time it came out, this song about a decaying relationship had more than one meaning. Iit was the perfect pop song: energetic, catchy, heartfelt, and sexually suggestive. However it was the perfect song for the political moment: it was the voice of a strong black woman demanding respect and showing her power. Even though ‘Respect’ was composed by a…

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    Ornette Coleman Synthesis

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    defying the bebop era standards. Ake brings up many points of the standards that Coleman defied, such as: jazz virtuosity and masculinity, jazz performance and sex, and cultural perceptions of masculinity and race. David Ake points out how jazz music gave a source of pride and dominance for black men, a real of dominance over the otherwise racist society. Within this jazz community there is a sense of asserting one's dominance over another by…

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    which was evident in the beginning as the title credits rolled and theme song played("Hairspray" by Rachel Sweet with Deborah Harry). Each Corny Collins' character has a 1960s style – big hair, stylish suits and dresses, and some classical-like music to dance to. Every shot within the title sequence focuses mainly on the hair, because of hairspray. One part, Corny Collins looks at an album by a black singer and pitches it out of his sight, hoping no one sees, indicating segregation. When we…

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    Jessie J

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    J is not only a singer, but a song writter. She began her career by writing songs for Miley Cyrus, but after, Jessie J had her debut for her album “Who You Are” where she gained fame. She is 27 years old and already has a strong music career in the genres of R&B and Pop. In her album “Who You Are” are found her greatest hits like “Who You Are”, “Price Tag”, “Nobody’s Perfect”, “Do it like a Dude”, and “Mama knows Best” all send out great messages. The way she sings, she puts all her voice in…

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    The Lederhosen Culture

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    years, social changes have been brought due to an increase in diversity of immigrants. Now, while society tends stereotype swedes as lederhosen-wearing yodelers living in a cold, depressing climate, their culture is in fact rich with diverse fashion, music, and bright temperate weather. People associate the art of yodeling with Sweden; however, this assumption…

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    Dare You To Move

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    Faith based music doesn’t just exist in the Christian Music Industry. In fact, many Billboard charting artists share a message of faith and love through their songs. Whether an artist purposefully side steps the label of being a ‘Christian musician,’ or simply aims to make music that is authentic to them, there are some brilliant songs that have entered the Billboard charts either individually or on albums. Here are 10 of the best: Ten: One Republic “Preacher.” Ryan Tedder is one of the most…

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    Rihanna Research Paper

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    February 2015 I want you to stay The first time I have ever heard Rihanna’s music was on the radio back in 2005. Her first debut single called “Pon de Replay" blared through the car speakers. Her first single was a major dance hall hit and I immediately fell in love with the song. I thought to myself, I never heard of this girl Rihanna before. I began listening to more of her music and bought all her albums. Her music just sucked me right in, I am now apart of her Rihanna Navy. I enjoy every…

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    Annotated Bibliography Cepeda, María Elena. 2010. Musical ImagiNation: U.S.-Colombian Identity and the Latin Music Boom. New York: New York University Press. • This is a scholarly book which explores how music functions as an alternative way for U.S.-Colombians to define and express their identity. The image of Shakira as the “idealized transnational citizen” will serve as a strong foundation for my exploration into Shakira’s global appeal and image. In addition, this book will be essential as…

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    Hip Hop Effect On Music

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    Music can have many different effects on people. For example, it can have an impact on your brain, mood, and what you do in life. There are many genres of music in today’s age. We have rap, hip hop, rock, and many more. The most popular genre of music in the United States in 2017 was hip hop. Almost every year before 2017 rock was the most popular genre. The impact music can have on your brain is rather extensive. Many people believe that hip-hop is all about drugs, girls, and guns and this is…

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    Nutini is one of the most important Scottish artists in today’s music industry. He released three albums - These Streets (2006), Sunny Side Up (2009) and Caustic Love (2014). Each one of them has been appreciated by the critics, however the last one was classified as his best album so far. The Independent noted it as "the best UK R&B album since the 1970’s blue-eyed-soul heyday". Over 10 years his sound evolved from acoustic and pop rock to soul and funk. His media image has also changed – at…

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