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2. www.youtube.com › watch100 Years of the Blues: The 60's Revival - YouTube

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   Nov 16, 2023 · In this installment, we look at how rock and roll and soul lead to a decline in blues through the early 60's. Then it's rebirth in the mid to late 1960's. If...

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   I love Blues music. All of it. I believe it is America's cultural gift to the world. In this video I attempt to explain how the rediscovery of the Blues musi...

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4. quizlet.com › 445354064 › history-of-rock-and-rollHistory of Rock and Roll 113 Chapter 4 Study Guide - Quizlet

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   True. The group that was referred to as the anti-Beatles was the Yardbirds. False. The British had a long-standing infatuation with American folk and jazz that dated back to pre-World War II. True. The music from rock's first wave from the United States in the 1950s had only a small impact on British rock in the 1960s.

5. www.pbs.org › theblues › songsartistsThe Blues . The Songs & the Artists . Biographies ... - PBS

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   He has played on many classic albums, including the 1965 release Paul Butterfield Blues Band, that significantly impacted the 1960s blues revival; Muddy Waters's Fathers and Sons; and Bob Dylan's ...

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   May 23, 2016 · As 1963 became 1964, the Stones were riding high on the UK singles chart with ‘I Wanna Be Your Man’, a song written by Lennon and McCartney. 1964 was to be the year that the Stones first ...

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7. www.youtube.com › watchExploring the Revival: Blues Music in the 2000s and Beyond ...

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   Jul 1, 2024 · Dive into the evolution of Blues music from the early 2000s to the 2020s! Discover how artists like Joe Bonamassa, Susan Tedeschi, Gary Clark Junior, and Bet...

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   When did the Beatles start releasing music?

   • On 5 October 1962, a few months after The Rolling Stones made their debut at the Marquee Club, The Beatles released their debut single, ‘Love Me Do’. In January 1963, with British popular music in the first flush of radical change, Blues Incorporated made their BBC TV debut, on The 6.25 Show.

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   How did the Beatles influence the 1960s blues revival?

   • Their 1965 self-titled release, featuring the additions of guitarist Mike Bloomfield and keyboardist Mark Naftalin, had a huge impact on the 1960s blues revival, and they also broke ground backing Bob Dylan's legendary performance at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival (the electric sound outraged many purist folk fans).

   The Blues . The Songs & the Artists . Biographies . Alphabetic - PBS

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   When did blues music come out?

   • In the late 40s, the Jazz Appreciation Society persuaded British Brunswick label to release some blues recordings, including the brilliant ‘Drop Down Mama’ and ‘Married Woman Blues’, by Sleepy John Estes. Come the 50s, and both American folklorist Alan Lomax and Melody Maker’s Max Jones were giving occasional talks on BBC radio about the blues.

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   Who started playing blues in the 60s?

   • Everybody in the 60s rock bands like The Who, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles started off by playing this brand of homemade blues. One day in late spring 1958, five young men recorded a 78rpm record at an electrical shop in Liverpool.

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   How did the blues influence rock music?

   • The Blues played a pivotal role in the creation of what we have come to call rock music. As Muddy Waters famously said, “The Blues had a baby and they named it rock’n’roll.” In Britain, the music that became known as skiffle was a catalyst for change and an inspiration for many young British teenagers… John Lennon, for one.

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   What is proto blues – secular black music recorded in the field?

   • In his talks, collectively titled “Proto Blues: Secular Black Music Recorded in the Field,” Oliver focused not only on the music that emerged in the early 20th century from the work camps, prison farms, juke joints, and vaudeville shows of the American South, but also on the circumstances under which that music was recorded.

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9. news.harvard.edu › 02 › the-evolution-of-the-bluesThe evolution of the blues — Harvard Gazette

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   Feb 22, 2007 · Paul Oliver, probably the world's foremost scholar of the blues, first heard African-American vernacular music during World War II when a friend brought him to listen to black servicemen stationed in England singing work songs they had brought with them from the fields and lumber camps of the Deep South. Oliver was enthralled by the rhythm and drive of the music and the spontaneous ...