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- licensing
- what ASCAP increased to make radio angry
- 1940
- year ASCAP increased fees for licensing
- 1941
- year TPA started being played on the radio again (after licensing changes)
- Brill Building
- building that all the TPA workers were in (Manhattan)
- BMI
- licensing corporation to compete with ASCAP
- 1927
- year of first demonstration of TV
- 1935
- year of first TV station
- 1945
- year when 6 TV stations
- 1955
- year when 411 TV stations
- advertising
- source of revenue for TV networks
- local
- new owners of radio when majors go to TV
- WDIA
- Memphis radio station, first 'black appeal'
- 1948
- year of WDIA beginning
- 1954
- year when 200 'black appeal' radio stations existed
- R&B
- new name for race music (created around 1950)
- CW
- new name for hilbilly music (created around 1950)
- communal
- radio is a ___ exercise
- transistor radio
- extends service of radio across country (type of radio)
- teenager
- new demographic between youth and adult
- extended adolescence
- teeenagers have this thing that earlier generations never had
- baby boom
- blast of babies after WWII
- youth culture
- type of culture radio represents
- 1930-2004
- lifetime of Ray Charles
- Albany, Georgia
- birthplace of Ray Charles
- blind
- ailment Ray Charles had
- 1952
- year Ray Charles started recording with Atlantic Records
- Jump Blues
- popular type of blues in 1945-1955 era
- 1908-1973
- lifetime of Louis Jordan
- Louis Jordan
- started with Rabbit Foot Minstrels
- Ella Fitzgerald
- battled Louis Jordan for ownership of band
- Tympani 5
- band started by Louis Jordan
- 51
- number of major hits by Louis Jordan (1942-1951)
- entertainment
- for Louis, the key was ____
- covers
- versions of a song by blacks for whites
- moral panic
- worry from whites that blacks were influencing youth
- pop, r&b, cw
- 3 major charts
- crossover
- song that was on multiple charts
- backbeat
- beat style of blacks, heavy on 2 and 4 beat
- Alan Freed
- term of rock n`roll attributed to this man
- Bill Haley
- and the Comets, popular but older
- 1935-1977
- lifetime of Elvis Presley
- Tupelo
- birthplace of Elvis
- 1954
- first major record by Elvis, Blue Moon of Kentucky
- RCA
- record company Sam Phillips sells Elvis to for 35,000 (1956)
- Hound Dog
- first song ever to reach number 1 on all 3 charts
- 1954-1958
- Golden Age of Rock (years)
- 1958
- year Elvis drafted into army
- Chuck Berry
- opposite artist to Elvis
- Maybelline
- first hit by Chuck Berry
- 1958
- year of Johnny B. Goode
- Jerry Lee Lewis
- artist, always flamboyant performances
- Little Richard
- artist turned minister turned artist
- Buddy Holly
- second-wave rocker, died in plane crash
- Mann Act
- act that put Chuck Berry in jail (crossing border with white girl)
- 1959-1963
- In-Between Years (years)
- Brown vs Board
- May 1954 act against school board of education, made less segregation
- Rosa Parks
- December 1955, caused Montgomery Bus Boycott (person)
- Freedom Riders
- group against Mann Act
- Martin Luther King Jr.
- leader of non-violent protests for black rights
- Payola
- bribes given to DJs and others to play songs
- Dick Clark
- personality on American Bandstand
- American Bandstand
- major music show based out of Philadelphia
- Dance Craze
- dance moves created just for this (Twist)
- Chubby Checker
- popularized the Twist dance
- teen idol
- young man who was created by major labels for pure revenue
- anti-trust
- type of violation that Dick Clark was fined for
- magnetophone
- other name for tape recorder
- Bing Crosby
- bought magnetophone off of US marines, 1947 (person)
- Les Paul
- major contributor to audio recording, editing, made Gibson guitar
- 1915-2009
- lifetime of Les Paul
- multi-track
- type of recording done by Les Paul, first of many artists to do this
- mind-body split
- men have brains, women have bodies - mentality
- Phil Spector
- man who created Wall of Sound
- Richard Wagner
- Phil Spector idolized him, created Symphonies of Kids because of him
- Aldon
- huge music publishers in Brill Building
- surf
- type of music for middle class, Californians
- instrumental
- type of track first made popular through surf music
- Brian Wilson
- driving force behind Beach Boys success (person)
- 1964
- year Beach Boys started experimenting with new styles, became 'artists'
- Good Vibrations
- great song by Beach Boys, shows interesting style
- schizophrenia
- diagnosed to Brian Wilson after becoming solitary for many years
- none
- amount of economic growth during In-Between Years in music industry