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Add a final reflection about what you noticed about the stories through the ages. Has the story changed? In what way? Has the story stayed the same? In what way? Do the different styles of songs tell different stories? How? Why do you think they do or do not? Is there a central theme you see in all your songs?

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Add a final reflection about what you noticed about the stories through the ages. Has the story changed? In what way? Has the story stayed the same? In what way? Do the different styles of songs tell different stories? How? Why do you think they do or do not? Is there a central theme you see in all your songs?

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I have noticed that music has been transformed a lot over the years and this shows that this is only the beginning. In the early 1900s, music was mostly done to represent a part of a specific country or culture.Now, songs are made easily and many known artist are promoting negatives into the system rather than positive. A lot of people like this, but it shows how Hip Hop has changed over the years All of my songs portray a messageand all have been highly recognized in the music community. Although there may be mixed opinions, it is obvious that music as a whole will continue to grow and change.

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We are now in the current era. This has the be the biggest transformation yet. Right now, Hip Hop is one of the most popular genres in the World. In earlier years, this genre was made to let artist express their feelings through their music. Now, the genre has been flooded with artist promoting drugs, sex, and other negative afflictions. Songs can be made with very little to no thought and artist make good money off of it. This song is an example of how the lyricism has been pushed down in songs through the years.

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This song was Made by Kid Cudi. In the late 2000s, Hip Hop was still on the rise but music became less and less about community problems and more so personal experiences. In this song, Kid Cudi talks about how drugs and Partying only affected him negatively. This is true in the fact that he suffers from depression and other issues in REAL Life. This song is a good example of how music transferred in this era.

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Nas is one of the most dominant rappers to ever enter the game. He had many popular singles in this time period, but this one is the most concrete example of the lyricism transformation in Hip Hop. Baggy Clothes, Women In Videos, Huge Jewelry started Here.

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[1982] The Message by Grandmaster Flash & The Furius Five

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[1982] The Message by Grandmaster Flash & The Furius Five

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This song is one of the most pinpoint Hip Hop songs in the history of it. To this day, the unique Hook is one that many Hip Hop fans around the world constantly recite. This song was one of the first to address the stress of the community poverty. This is a good example of early Hip Hop.

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Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message (Official Video)

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1970, the year of revolution. This marks the year when music changed and focused more on the Soul. The Jackson 5 guided this rocket to the moon with "I'll Be There." This song is a screen for most of the popular songs in the 70s. Also, this is when HipHop started to arise so this is a very Unique and Importent Year.

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This song was originally recorded by Neil Diamond but covered The Monkees
. This song has been used in various movies like Shrek and The Incredibles etc. which constantly keeps a light on this wonderful track. In the late 60's, rock is starting to grow more popular.

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Lyrics to 'I'm a Believer' by my favorite band, the Monkees. From the second studio album, 'More Of The Monkees' Singer: Micky Dolenz Writers: Neil Diamond

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This is a popular song that has been remixed many times. Although this creates repetitiveness, Elvis Presley's version has caused the most notice. This song is one of the top-selling records. Around this time, music was starting to transform into multiple genres. This song was on the top of the charts for R&B, Country, and Pop.

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Elvis Presley - Hound Dog (1956) HD 0815007

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This song is currently the world's best selling single with 1000 million copies worldwide. His first performance of this song was on Christmas day of 1941 and it took the world by surprised while topping charts.

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[1931] "Minnie the Moocher" by Cab Calloway

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[1931] "Minnie the Moocher" by Cab Calloway

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This period ( like the 1920's ) was a period of Heavily influenced Jazz music. " Minnie the Moocher " was a very popular song at this time and sold millions of copy. This song was also popular for its unordinary " Scat" lyrics.

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Cab Calloway - "Minnie The Moocher" - ORIGINAL "VIDEO"

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[1928] West End Blues by Louis Armstrong

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[1928] West End Blues by Louis Armstrong

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Ahh, the 1920's... Such a great period for the evolution of music. This was the main point when artist started in incorporate a jazz feeling into their music.
Armstrong led this song with his voice and by playing the saxophone.

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[1910] After You've Gone by Marion Harris

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[1910] After You've Gone by Marion Harris

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This song was a hit in the late 1910's. It features a solid melody with strong lyrics. This song has a similar tone to other songs but this was common for songs at this time.

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Marion Harris - After You've Gone (1918)

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Marion Harris (1896 - April 23, 1944) was an American popular singer around 1920. She was the first widely known white singer to sing jazz and blues songs. Born Mary Ellen Harrison, probably in Indiana, she first played vaudeville and movie theatres in Chicago around 1914.

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[1906] You're a Grand Old Flag by George M. Cohan

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[1906] You're a Grand Old Flag by George M. Cohan

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write a summary of what story the song is telling and how it reflects what is happening in the world at this time.

This song was specifically made as a tribute to the American Flag. From listening to this song, you can also notice many snippets from other songs included. These sound familiar. In this time period, sheet music was really common. Fortunately, this song made headlines and became the first to sell over a million copies.

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Billy Murray - You're a Grand Old Flag (1906)

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Charted at #1 in May 1906. The title on the recording is "The Grand Old Rag". Cohan had been inspired to write the song when he encountered a civil war veteran who was holding a tattered U.S. flag. He said to Cohan, "She's a grand old rag".