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    The beginning Stella Mccartney was born in Lambeth‚ London on September 13th in 1971. She was the second child of former Beatle bassist Sir Paul McCartney and Linda Eastman. At the age of thirteen‚ she became interested in designing clothes‚ when she was making her first jacket. Only three years later‚ she interned for Christian Lacroix‚ working on his first fashion design collection. When she finished high school‚ she studied her foundation at Revensbourne College of Design and Communication

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    Starting out during an era where groups such as “the Beatles”‚ the Beach Boys‚ and the Rolling Stones were dominating radio stations‚ they decided to change up their style from jug band into a rock’n’roll group. Originally trying to establish “psychedelic music” and being activists for the psychedelic movement

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    Led Zeppelin used to be called The Yardbirds. Jimmy Page joined The Yardbirds in 1966 to play bass guitar after the lead bassist left the band‚ soon after‚ Jimmy Page switched to second lead guitar. Some of Led Zeppelin’s influences include: The Beatles‚ The Rolling Stones and Elvis Presley. After Led Zeppelin‚ Jones played with a number of artists and bands including: R.E.M‚ Heart‚ Ben E.King‚ Foo Fighters and many more.

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    music. I have loved to listening to‚ playing‚ singing‚ and writing music as well. I can vividly remember when I was very young in our family room we had a stereo and my family and I would dance and play along to music. I specifically remember The Beatles and The Eagles. I had a small plastic snare drum that I use to use until sadly I stepped on it. Both of my Uncles played music and were in a band themselves. My Uncle Ed was a drummer and my Uncle Ronnie was a guitarist and a singer. I remember going

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    The conventional wisdom is that rock and roll "died" between 1959 and 1964 - roughly the period between Buddy Holly’s plane crash in Clear Lake‚ Iowa and the Beatles’ more upbeat arrival at JFK airport. In this scenario‚ The Day The Music Died is only the beginning‚ as Elvis enters the Army‚ Chuck Berry goes to jail‚ Jerry Lee Lewis is ruined‚ and Little Richard leaves the stage for the church. By the late 1950s‚ a number of female vocal groups began to produce songs. The groups were 2-3 women

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    The music of the early fifties was influence by the post-war; its sounds were slow and mostly ballads. This sound came to be known as bubblegum music. It was only until mid-fifties when rock broke out and gave birth to rock and roll‚ which exploded and created a new outrageous generation. The music of the fifties greatly impacted the generation of the fifties to what would become of them all the way to today. The beats made them want to dance‚ the words made them want to love and sexuality became

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    Popular Music in America Mr. Townson November 3rd‚ 2013 Tyler Daniels Mr. Townson Popular Music in America November 3rd‚ 2013 Bob Dylan: Rock and Roll Legend Bibliography The 1960s were years of great change. There were changes in everything from public opinion and political views to racism and equality. There was also a major change in one factor of American society that will always be around: music. One major patron to this change in music was Bob Dylan. Some consider him to be one of the

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    John Winston Lennon was an extremely talented and very well known songwriter‚ composer‚ and recording artist in the 1960’s. Many people today still look at Lennon as an inspirational singer that put meaning into the songs he wrote. Lennon demonstrates his powerful thought in his best-selling single of his solo career “Imagine”. This song encourages listeners to imagine a world at peace and to not live a life focused on material possessions. He started off small‚ just like any other‚ and had plenty

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    album but when they heard their recording of the song “That Green Gentleman” they decided that the title should be “Pretty Odd” from the lyrics: “Things are shaping up to be pretty odd little deaths in musical beds”; They were inspired by the Beatles way of music. Instead of using a computer for their sound effects like they did in “A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out” they decided to use an orchestra (ultimate guitar author unlisted). The album did not sell as well as the first‚ but they carried the

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    The counter-culture movement The 1960’s hippie counter culture movement involved a variety of social concerns and beliefs. The youth were frustrated due to racism‚ gender issues and began to question the traditions and culture values. This is how the hippies’ primary belief was that ‘life was about being happy and not about what others thought you should be’ attitude came in. Their attitudes neither include little thought nor concern for the consequences of their actions. The youth were dissatisfied

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