MUSC 2150 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Tape Loop, Thirty-Two-Bar Form, Voting Rights Act Of 1965
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In 1964, we see appearances from artists like eric clapton, the rolling stones, the. 10,000 people a day: we see the rise of british-based blues rock and soul music. It doesn"t have a lot of call and response like doo-wop groups have. Influenced heavily by the brill building type of rock n roll. It was taking place in the avant-garde music world: the beatles using these chance techniques was another form of rebelling, the randomizing of the sound loop, the whole song isn"t chance, just borrows elements from it. In a sense, rebelling against the beatles" own beginning. British blues-based rockers: the rolling stones took the lead, two things that are different between british and american blues-based rock, contains a riff, the riff provides instant identification, also a sonic hook, fuzz, an electric effect for guitars. "i can"t get no satisfaction" by the rolling stones: a metaphor for sex.