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Origins of Pop
Kate Harvey
1950s
Rock & Roll
- mix of blues, jazz, and country
- post-war (WW2)
1950s
Rock & Roll
- Elvis Presley
- Hound Dog ('56) and Jailhouse Rock ('57)
- Chuck Berry
- Johnny B. Goode ('58)
- Chubby Checker
- The Twist ('59)
- Little Richard
- Tutti Frutti ('57)
Jazz
- still popular
- Ella Fitzgerald
- Duke Ellington
1960s
Shifting to more "pop" music
- British Invasion
- Motown
- surf music
- counterculture
1960s
British Invasion
- The Beatles
- EXTREMELY popular
- completely changed and influenced all music
- The Rolling Stones
- initially ignored
- The Who
Motown
- Berry Gordy Jr.
- integration during the Civil Rights Era
- featured black artists
- The Temptations
- Marvin Gaye
- Diana Ross
- Stevie Wonder
Counterculture
- new styles of music
- hippies
- youth
- this was all in response to the Vietnam War
1970s
Many Genres
- disco
- pop
- R&B
- rap
1970s
Disco
- groovy
- dance music
- Bee Gees
- Stayin' Alive
- How Deep is Your Love
Pop
- Jackson 5
- ABC
- I Want You Back
- Michael Jackson
- Diana Ross
- David Bowie
- very different
- Space Oddity
R&B and Rap
- R&B
- James Brown
- know for dancing
- Rap
- The Sugarhill Gang
- Rapper's Delight
- first rap group
Pop Culture
- Fashion
- bell bottoms
- bright colors
- Movies
- a lot of music
- musicals
- Rocky Horror Picture Show
- Grease
- Saturday Night Fever
1980s
Like the 70s but bolder
- pop
- rap
- dance
1980s
Pop
- Ballads
- The Jets
- DeBarge
- Olivia Newton John
- Physical
Dance
- Paula Abdul
- Janet Jackson
- dance has evolved from 70s
Rap
- Run DMC
- Beastie Boys
Gangster Rap
- NWA
- Public Enemy
1950's
1990s
1950's
2000s
1950's
2010s
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