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Who was the founder of Motown
Berry Gordy Jr.
Blue tonality was created as a result of what alterations to the major scale
Bending (lowering) the 3rd, 5th, and 7th scale degree
The black soul anthem Say It Loud you are Black and you are Proud was written by which of the following artists
James Brown.
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
The sound of southern soul was produced by what independent record label
stax (apex)
Diana Ross was the lead singer for the Supremes
True
Motown songwriters were successful because they had the ability to
Motown songwriters were successful because they had the ability to write songs for African-American artists that appealed to both African-Americans and white audiences.
Soul music came at about the same time as the civil rights movement
True [apex]
Which concept is associated with the beginning of gospel music
The field-holler
Which musicians was a member of the Funk Brothers
The Funk Brothers were session musicians who provided the backing to most Motown recordings. Some of the musicians were Jack Ashford, Robert White, and Eddie Willis.
Which statement of traditional African American songs is correct
The songs were connected to life and daily functions.
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