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    Music, through its various forms, will never cease to vanish. From cassettes, to records, to mix tapes, to records, to cds, and to today’s digital downloads, music has evolved in the way that we obtain it. No matter how many decades and centuries have past, people still continue to collect even the oldest forms of music and visit places like record shops. Through the age of digital media, record stores continue to live and people still collect vinyls instead of downloading music online.…

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    There were many forms of music in the 1930s, it was one of the greatest eras for music. Thomas (also known as Tommy) Dorsey was one of the amazing composers of the time period. He was so talented that he and his brother, Jimmy, had a movie made about themselves The Fabulous Dorseys. Tommy Dorsey was by far, the greatest musician of the decade. Dorsey had an unbelievable amount of natural talent. Dorsey was “born in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania on November 19, 1905” (Yanow 191). He grew up to be a…

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    Bluestone Research Paper

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    Bluestone hearths are generally cleaned using warm water and dish soap or another pH-neutral cleanser. Bluestone, however, is a vague term that has different meanings in different places. In the United States, the terms bluestone and bluestone slate typically refer to two different types of stone. One, known as Pennsylvania bluestone, is a type of sandstone taken from quarries in New York and Pennsylvania. The other, known as Shenandoah bluestone, is a limestone found in Virginia's Shenandoah…

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    90's Research Paper

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    The Music in the 90’s was booming. Bands like Guns N’ Roses, Nirvana, No doubt, Red Hot Chili Peppers , and The Presidents of the United States of America. These bands were a highlight in the 90’s. They were an advancement in music history. Today these bands are still very popular and listened to by many. I am one of them. They put rock and pop on the map forever. This music also created a high watermark for how good things used to be. The band, The Presidents of the United States of America is…

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    There are many great bands and artists out there to contrast. For example, there are super groups like Chicago, Earth Wind & Fire, and Eagles. There are also amazing soloists in the form of Kenny Rogers, Bruno Mars, and Dolly Parton, but the two groups I choose to contrast have to be the Beatles, followed by Pentatonix. The differences between these two are their nationality, decade in which they played, and the format in which they were made. Pentatonix and the Beatles were formed in very…

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    in society as well as our everyday music industry. His effects have primarily been induced throughout his personality and dazzling being through is admirable skills in many industries. These effects expand upon the youth and pop culture, rock and roll, and growth of African American influences throughout twentieth century America. One of Elvis’s main attributes to 20th century America was his effect on the youth pop culture. The first order of effect, by the legend, was the appearance. He…

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    Ma Rainey Research Paper

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    several musical genres and types of entertainment became popular such as the blues. The blues was a musical genre that gained popularity during the 1910’s and 1920’s. The form of a common blues song consisted of twelve-bar form, would frequently use “call and response,” and moans or hollers in the song. Blues singing was either be acapella or accompanied by instruments that allowed performers to bend…

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    1960's Cultural Evolution

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    The 1960’s were a time of social and political evolution, but this thirst to change was not limited to such causes and spread to other cultural elements, most importantly music. The decade was a time for performers to experiment with new and exciting ways of making sounds and performing music. Ways that had never been seen or heard before. Artists who would never have been popularized a decade earlier were finding a following in the free spirited 1960’s culture. Artists like Bob Dylan, Pink…

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    This genre of music can be traced back to the 600ths, at this time England, France, Spain, Portugal and Holland were competing against each other to control the slave trade. Millions of slaves were captured and transported to British North America. They were forced and used as property. They all came from backgrounds were music was part of their cultures and, was very diverse. By mid 1700s there was a large number of slaves living in British North America as well as their was a small population…

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    Shaniqua Turner 11/18/14 Enc 101 Ms. Pennington The King of Pop Michael Jackson also known as the King of Pop had a legacy of great music. Michael appeals to many different types of people different races, and different cultures. Michael has been a very inspiring person throughout and before his career. There isn’t really one particular way that Jackson helped shape or impact on society. “Michael Jackson connected with his millions of fans through his sounds, fashion, videos, culture and…

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