APM QUIZ #3 2024 WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS

Payola - correct answer record companies paid DJs to put their records into "heavy rotation" By the mid 1950s this profitable practice had come under legal scrutiny, ending the careers of some prominent record executives and disc jockeys Magnetic tape recordings - correct answer developed by Germans and Japanese during the 1930s and offered a number of advantages over the established means of recording music Chicago electric blues - correct answer derived directly from the Mississippi delta tradition in an electric, represents the Delta blues tradition reinvigorated in an electronically amplified form Jump Blues - correct answer the first commercially successful category of rhythm and blues, flourished during and just after WWII Vocal Harmony Groups - correct answer important thread in the tapestry of postwar rhythm and blues, many groups were made up of high school kids from black neighborhoods Honky-tonk music - correct answer sometimes called hard country or beer drinking music; also references a roadside bar or joint juke where music was often played; provided relief from the daily pressure of work on the oilfields in the form of drinking and dancing Urban Folk Music - correct answer inspired by rural folk music, yet performed by urban intellectuals, drew inspiration from the populist protest songs of Woody Guthrie Mambo - correct answer branch of Cuban Musical tradition originally derived from the word for "song" or