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Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock (Music Video)

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This track is from the LP-album "The Fabulous Fabian" from 1959. published by Chancellor Records!!

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Born on February 6, 1943 to Josephine and Domenic Forte, Fabian Forte was actually discovered at the age of 14 sitting on his front steps in Philadelphia. Fabian was actually watching his father being taken away in an ambulance when someone approached him about getting into the record business.

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Saturday Night Beech-Nut Show. March 14, 1959

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“Why is this music significant/important to history?”  and/or “What does this era of music represent in history?”

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“Why is this music significant/important to history?”  and/or “What does this era of music represent in history?”

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Is a good example of musical problems that the teen idol adaptation of Rock & Roll could produce the first wave rock fans.

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jSongs written by Brill Building;

Not talented as singer, but more as performer;

Looks began more important than sound

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Sometimes a celebrity can have more influence on a teen than they own parents

Figure of perfect “boyfriend”

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Bubblegum Music

Very commercial

Was targeted to teenagers

It was an indication of how poorly regarded rock and roll was within the music business that recorded companies figured anybody could be a rock singer

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Fabiano Forte (Fabian)

Francis Avallone (Frankie Avalon)

Robert Ridarelli (Bobby Rydell)

Annette Funicello

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1962-1964