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How can you hear the theme song from soul train
Downloan bearshare P2P and use the search engine to download the song.
Who was the founder of Motown
Berry Gordy Jr.
Berry Gordy Jr had a unique approach to artist promotion Which of the following statements best describes his method
He deliberately promoted African American artists with special attention to their image.
Which gospel artist recorded the song Move On Up a Little Higher
Mahalia Jackson recorded the song 'Move On Up a Little Higher.'
Early blues recordings were categorized in which two ways
Rural (country) and urban
Soul music gave white Americans a means of expressing their frustration over civil rights injustices and pride for their unique culture
False
Berry Gordy Jr was influenced by the auto industrys process for building cars and adapted the concept for his record company
True
Which concept is associated with the beginning of gospel music
The field-holler
Which statement of traditional African American songs is correct
The songs were connected to life and daily functions.
Which one of these is not a characteristic of folk music
Folk music was invented in the 1930s by Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger.
Match the musical style with its characteristics
New Orleans Jazz- Introduced group improvisation
Swing- Big Band Music
Bebop- Small groups using complex harmonies
Cool Jazz- Relaxed style of jazz popular around the late 40's and 50's
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