No. It is an internal rhyme, but alliteration is when two words right next to each other or very close in a sentence start with the same letter, as in "big babboon" or "Bobby was biking."
Yes Elvis Presley was always considered as The king of rock and roll to the very end.
rock and roll is a type of music and a rock band is a group performing it.
There is no patron saint of rock and roll, only patron saints of musicians and music.
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Rock star IS slang. It means a rock and roll singer who is very popular and talented.
I believe both are acceptable ...but usually rock n roll is referring to music and rock and roll is referring to leaving somewhere. Personally, I always spell it Rock 'n Roll, with an apostrophe. But people even put the apostrophe in different places!
Yes Elvis Presley was always considered as The king of rock and roll to the very end.
Yes Elvis Presley was always considered as The king of rock and roll to the very end.
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Rock and Roll has appealed mostly to white teenagers, but as they have aged, the appeal has broadened to middle-aged adults.
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Little Richard was telling the truth when he said he is the real King of Rock and Roll. Little Richard always makes the claim that he is the original king of rock and roll. He and others would record songs that were credited to white artists and they received no recognition for their own music.
Alan Fried was a disc jockey in the 50's at a Cleveland radio station and he is credited with coining the phrase, that is why Cleveland is always considered the home or rock and roll
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tHE KING OF ROCK AND ROLL AND ARCHITECT OF ROCK AND ROLL IS LITTLE RICHARD
The phrase used by Cleveland DJ Alan Freed was Rock 'n' Roll
Here are a few Rock N Roll Fantasy by Bad Company Rock N Roll Fantasy by the Kinks Rock N Roll by Kevin Johnson, Terry Jacks and Mac Davis Rock N Roll is King by ELO Rock N Roll Soul by Grand Funk Rock N Roll to the Rescue by the Beach Boys Rock N Roll Woman by Buffalo Springfield