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Tin Pan Alley was a centralized location for what music industry
Tin Pan Alley was a centralized location for music publishing.
Billy Preston's approach to playing what instrument was unprecedented in gospel music
Hammond organ
Rev James Cleveland was considered the King of Gospel
True
Why was it difficult for record companies to send royalty payments to early blues artists
Blues artists were traveling musicians, making it difficult to establish a permanent address.
(APEX )
Slave owners discouraged their slaves from creative expression because
slave masters wanted to erase the slaves' cultural identity.
A gospel quartet singing without instrumental accompaniment is called
a capella
Early blues recordings were categorized in which two ways
Rural (country) and urban
Early gospel quartets sang in an a capella style which means
singing without instrumental accompaniment.
The Reason Why We Sing was Kirk Franklin's first big hit
Yes, it was his first big hit.
Blues players bend notes especially the 3rd 5th and 7th scale tones to emphasize feeling and emotion
True
White southern gospel music is also considered country gospel music
true (apex)
Blind Lemon Jefferson and Blind Blake were paid royalties and large amounts of money for their recordings by the record companies.
False
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