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    fame. (pbs.org, n.d.)While Hendrix was extremely successful in UK he didn’t make a splash in the US until 1967 when he played at the Monterey Pop Festival, which ended in Jimi Hendrix setting his guitar on fire, an iconic incident that is still talked about…

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    The History Of Jazz Music

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    the mainstream market in the late 1950s. In that time we found Elvis Presley who were only 19years old. he was a great artist and his singing career with some legendary records label. He turned to be an international artist with sensation. He played rock and roll; R&B. at that time Elvis broke the racial wall and social barriers in American…

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    Ground Dweller: Unimagine

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    Debut album Ground Dweller was well received by post-hardcore fans and its successor Unimagine was even more triumphant. While previous success can be a wonderful thing, it brings additional pressure to continue delivering against a strong trajectory. “The first album, no one really knows who you are or what they’re expecting to hear. The second album is definitely a challenge but Unimagine was received very well so we’ve made it even harder for ourselves. The third album is quite a challenge.”…

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    and just seem like any other American Citizen. The Jimi Hendrix Experience was set to perform at the wildly known Monterey International Pops Festival around the summer of 1968. This place is iconic for Hendrix mainly because it was where he decided to do something, which many other artists haven’t done. It was at the Monterey International Pops Festival that Jimi decided to bash his instruments onstage, cover it with liquor and set it alight for a brief moment. But this brief moment gave The…

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    Eric Berk Research Paper

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    hearts with his music. Clapton has gone through many ups and downs in his life. In this essay, I will tell you about Clapton’s life, all the way back to his early life, to when he was strung out on drugs, and finally when he started Crossroads Music Festival. He became a great success in his lifetime. Eric…

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    audience even decades after its emergence. For instance, Western Europe holds large annual festivals, mainly in Germany, for people of the gothic scene to express themselves. Music critic John Stickney used the phrase “gothic rock” to describe a meeting he had with Jim Morrison in a dimly lit wine-cellar in 1967. In addition, Velvet Underground with a track like "All Tomorrow's Parties", created a mesmerizing gothic-rock classic that same year. Joy Division's manager Tony Wilson described Joy…

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    Lollapalooza

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    within three days a festival will change the way you look at everything in a whole? How would you feel about the situation and would you write a paper about it? I can say that I have, and it is something that did change the way I look at music and culture in general. Within three days everything that I thought I knew about Lollapalooza and concerts in general would change forever. In case you are not sure what Lollapalooza is I will describe it for you. It is a concert that brings rock, metal,…

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    short hair and matching clothes. The biggest way the Counterculture Movement spread was through festivals of music like Woodstock. There were many bands that played at these festivals, but one, in particular, was the Rolling Stones. The Rolling Stones was a rock band that was established in 1962, and became very popular with hippies. Most people believe the Rolling Stones are, “The world’s greatest rock and roll band.” (“Rolling Stones” Encyclopedia 1). A lot of hippies liked the Rolling Stones,…

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    protest, calling for social justice (specifically, nonviolence, civil and human rights, and the environment). She began recording music in 1960, achieving immediate success as a folk singer, but since the countercultural movement, has diversified to rock, pop, classical, country, and gospel. Baez’s unique vocal style and political activism had a significant impact on popular music. She was one of the first artist to use her popularity as a vehicle for social and political protests. In the…

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    The 1960’s were pretty much made up of three major components, sex, drugs and rock n’ roll. Music was one of the only ways for people to cope with everything else happening during the time, such as the Vietnam War. One of the biggest musicians to shape that time period was Jimi Hendrix. His songs brought together love, peace, rebellion, power and many other attributes to express his talents. While most of his songs were important, I think his version of “All Along the Watchtower” had the biggest…

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