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James Brown the "Godfather of Soul" was a tireless producer, manager, writer, and agent
who was known for his lively stage shows that worked him to the point of exhaustion.
Berry Gordy founder of Motown Records, kept managerial and financial control within
african american community
Phil Spector Pioneering and influential music producer associated with the "wall of sound"
who founded Philles records at the age of twenty-one.
Hippies/Counterculture A cultural movement that took place in America and Great Britain in
the 1960s, against the war in Vietnam, pro civil rights, women's rights, and sexual
freedom,"Flower Children" Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco in 1969, music like the
Beatles and used marijuana, LSD, and other drugs.
Disco 1975-1980, rock fans saw disco as opposite of rock,bithered in black and latin
nightclubs, considered a "gay" music, elitest, urban music for clubs in major cities
Glam rock a style of rock music first popular in the early 1970s, characterized by male
performers wearing exaggeratedly flamboyant clothes and makeup., Bowie
David Bowie "Glam rock" pioneer who established the character of Ziggy Stardust.
MTV Music Television Station, appealed to all ages, highlighted white artists predominantly,
made music videos an important part of artist's image
What caused unrest on college campuses? the compulsory draft
James Brown the "Godfather of Soul" was a tireless producer, manager, writer, and agent
who was known for his lively stage shows that worked him to the point of exhaustion.
Berry Gordy founder of Motown Records, kept managerial and financial control within
african american community
Phil Spector Pioneering and influential music producer associated with the "wall of sound"
who founded Philles records at the age of twenty-one.
Hippies/Counterculture A cultural movement that took place in America and Great Britain in
the 1960s, against the war in Vietnam, pro civil rights, women's rights, and sexual
freedom,"Flower Children" Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco in 1969, music like the
Beatles and used marijuana, LSD, and other drugs.
Disco 1975-1980, rock fans saw disco as opposite of rock,bithered in black and latin
nightclubs, considered a "gay" music, elitest, urban music for clubs in major cities
Glam rock a style of rock music first popular in the early 1970s, characterized by male
performers wearing exaggeratedly flamboyant clothes and makeup., Bowie
David Bowie "Glam rock" pioneer who established the character of Ziggy Stardust.
MTV Music Television Station, appealed to all ages, highlighted white artists predominantly,
made music videos an important part of artist's image
What caused unrest on college campuses? the compulsory draft
