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1956 Fats Domino - Blueberry Hill - Sullivan Show

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Blueberry Hill?

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Good Good Lovin' by James Brown from the album Soul Brothers & Blues Sisters Released 2015-03-20 on Not Now Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id-1?uo=6&app=itunes&at=10ldAw&ct=YTAT5060143495069 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+Soul+Brothers+%26+Blues+Sisters&c=music&PAffiliateID=100l3VM In most cases, the men featured here were described as soul singers, while their female counterparts tend to wear a jazz or blues label.

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A lyric, usually associated with the blues, which crops up across songs and is often repeated, for example antiphonally. E.g.: "woke up this morning" or "it'll be alright". Precursor to the 'hook'

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James Brown And The Famous Flames - That Dood It.

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Chord sequences and structure often based around blues standards

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James Brown performs "Please Please Please" at the TAMI Show (Live)

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Summertime by Sam Cooke from the album The Best Of Released 2011-06-03 on Not Now Music Enjoy 'The Best Of Sam Cooke'! This compilation captures the singing legend at his best with his all time greatest songs including 'Chain Gang', Only Sixteen', 'You Send Me' and 'Everybody Loves To Cha Cha Cha' All tracks have been digitally remastered for optimum listening.

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Sam Cooke - I'll Come Running Back To You

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The emotional vocal of Classic Pop helped pave the way for gospel styles which share many similarities

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...and never quite straightened out fully, remaining funky and giving rise to 'pocket': the idea that the rhythm can be almost imperceptibly pushed and pulled to create different grooves

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Early 50s RnB relied heavily on the blues swing or shuffle..

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Ray Charles - Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand The Essintial Collection

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Both Elvis and Nat King Cole appeared in the US RnB charts in the 50s!!

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Riff heavy guitars and pounding, backbeat drums drawn from blues; saxophones and keys improvisations from jazz; big band orchestrations from pop; screaming and soaring vocal styles from gospel and spirituals

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Little Richard encapsulated the cross-influence of RnB and Rock N Roll - at one point, he was both

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An ever shifting phrase, applied to an ever changing group of styles, RnB evolved at the end of the 40s into a rocking blues, jazz, spirituals and gospel influence urban dance music dealing with love, sex, economics, and the struggles and failures of the working class. RnB lays the foundations for soul, funk, hip hop, and greatly influenced the development of Rock N Roll

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Lonnie Donegan's Number One Single recovered from 16mm film

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Sinatra owned the 50s album charts until Elvis stole the crown...

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Three Coins In The Fountain (Frank Sinatra - with Lyrics)

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Its worth noting that the UK charts were still full of novelty songs, skiffle, and local grown talent such as Frankie Lane, Stargazers, Eddie Calvert, Lonnie Donegan...

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The pop production house was still in operation and there were several versions of this song by different performers during the 50s, as management middle men connected songwriters with artists and kept the majority of profits...

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Dean was the classic 'cheeky' entertainer, embracing 'characters' for his songs with his tongue firmly in his cheek

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Tight, constant harmonies drawn from country & western and a classical 'choral' style

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'classical' instruments include piano, spanish guitar, harpsichord, mandolin...

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Slow, grand tempos

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Instrumental antiphony and parallel harmony

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Ella and Nat, despite being internationally successful performers, experienced racial abuse in the form of segregation whilst on tour in the 50s, for example staying in 'black' only hotels, and were forced to play to 'white' only audiences

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MR. SANDMAN ~ The Four Aces (1954) Decca Records. The original Four Aces consisted of Al Alberts, Dave Mahoney, Lou Silvestri, and Rosario "Sod" Vaccaro. The group originated in Philadelphia. This is the version heard in BACK TO THE FUTURE starring : Michael J. Fox & Christopher Lloyd.

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Tell Me Why reached # 2 on the charts in 1951. The flip side "A Garden In The Rain" reached # 14

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Moneer Alrawahna Dean Martin & Imogene Coca

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Enjoying great success in music, film, television, and the stage, Dean Martin was less an entertainer than an icon, the eternal essence of cool. A member of the legendary Rat Pack, he lived and died the high life of booze, broads and bright lights, always projecting a sense of utter detachment and serenity; along with Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr.

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Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong: Dream A Little Dream Of Me

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Singers began to become identities as opposed to just voices or paid performers. Singers were matched to songs in the "same way movie producers matched stars to film roles" and were associated with the stories in the songs. This enabled the creation of specific consumer markets and 'acting' singers

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Literally 'beautiful singing': Operatic singing originating in 17th century Italy and stressing ease, purity, and evenness of tone production. Wide range of techniques including: lyric emotions match the tonal quality of the voice, dynamic swells over single notes, liberal portamento, and emphasis made by grammatical phrasing, all designed to heighten emotion. Parallels with the new 50s generation of pop singers.

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A broad church, but influenced by jazz, big band swing, country ballad, and the crooners of the 40s, the focus is on the emotional delivery of the vocalist and while jazz is a clear influence, it often uses classical instruments and arrangements in it's orchestration, along with simpler harmony. Songs became 'mini musicals' with story arcs and a range of emotions

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Saxophone, piano - why? in what other genres at the time did these feature?

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"TRYING TO GET TO YOU" - ROY ORBISON (1956)

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Roy Orbison's "Trying To Get To You" at Norman Petty Studios in 1956. For More Information on "The Soul of Rock And Roll," please visit: http://www.royorbison.com For more videos check out Roy Orbison's YouTube Channel! http://www.youtube.com/RoyOrbison

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On February 3, 1959, immortalised in 'American Pie' (Don Mclean), Valens died in a plane crash with Buddy Holly and J. P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson whilst they were on tour

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Buddy Holly Plane Crash News And Footage

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Ritchie Valens born in May 13, 1941, had many hits in the 1950's. His hit songs include Donna (written for his girl friend), come on lets go, and La Bamba all were released in 1958. On February, 3 1959, Ritchie Valens died at the age of 17 in a plane crash.

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Jerry Lee Lewis - Crazy Arms - Live Session

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Uploaded by LesPaulZoso94 on 2012-11-08.

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Does it swing?

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Jerry Lee Lewis -Great balls of fire & Breathless (Live 1958)

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What other instruments became distorted...?

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The development of the electric guitar and bass from the 30s, the broad appeal of rock n roll as a dance music, and it's creation of screaming fans led to the bands requiring more volume, which led towards the distorted sound of the guitar which helped define rock n roll and later, rock music.

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Guitars!!!! Bass, line up, male vocal

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Part of the civil rights movement as was a combination of musical styles from different culture

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Influenced lifestyles, appearance, attitude, and spawned a million other genres, primarily Rock

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Blues rhythm with an accented backbeat - an accent on the 'off beat', in 4/4, the 2 and the 4

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Acquired it's name and the guitar for good in the 50s

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Evolved during the 40's from gospel, jazz, boogie, rhythm and blues, combined with country. Incubated throughout the 50s, exploded in the 60s

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What Happened in the 1950s featuring News, Popular Culture, Prices and Technology

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1950s Prices including inflation prices for homes, wages and cars, East West Divide Communism vs Capitalism, Baby Boomers raise families following 20 years of unrest ( Great Depression and World War II )