Rock and roll - Quiz
A) Artistic painting, sculpture, and literature B) Government policy, education, and religion C) Lifestyles, fashion, attitudes, and language D) Economic theory, international trade, and war
A) The temperance movement B) The civil rights movement C) The industrial revolution D) The women's suffrage movement
A) Scientific research, cooking, and gardening B) Politics, tax reform, and maritime law C) Astronomy, biology, and chemistry D) Cars, school, dating, and clothing
A) Agricultural reform B) Monetary policy C) Taxation D) Sex
A) Government censorship of all radio B) A return to classical music dominance C) A total collapse of the music industry D) An awakening in American youth culture
A) Classical music B) Bluegrass music C) Country and western D) Race music
A) 1959 B) 1960 C) 1954 D) 1945
A) Desegregation B) Urbanization C) Economic inflation D) Industrial decline
A) G. C. Altschuler B) Ruth Padel C) Mina Carson D) William J. Schafer
A) Mina Carson B) Ruth Padel C) William J. Schafer D) M. T. Bertrand
A) The Greatest Generation B) The Lost Generation C) Generation X D) Baby boomer generation
A) Top of the Pops B) American Bandstand C) Soul Train D) The Ed Sullivan Show
A) Juvenile delinquency and social rebellion B) High cost of records C) The decline of classical arts D) Lack of musical complexity
A) The Beat Generation B) The Hippie movement C) Teddy Boy movement D) The Punk movement
A) Johnny B. Goode B) Rock Around the Clock C) Blue Suede Shoes D) A Teenager in Love
A) 1960 B) 1957 C) 1958 D) 1959
A) Teacher B) Producer C) Preacher D) Actor
A) Retirement B) Scandal C) United States Army service D) Illness
A) A plane crash B) A riot at his concert C) A bribery scandal D) His marriage to his thirteen-year-old cousin
A) Bill Haley's tour of Europe B) The Payola scandal C) A concert by Chuck Berry D) The death of Buddy Holly
A) Les Paul B) Phil Spector C) Joe Meek D) Alan Freed
A) He retired B) He was arrested C) He joined the army D) He died in a crash
A) Plane crash B) Natural causes C) Unknown illness D) Car crash
A) Classical music B) Heavy metal C) Traditional jazz D) Polished, commercial pop-influenced rock
A) Musical training B) Physical looks C) Writing talent D) Dance moves
A) Phil Spector B) Les Paul C) Joe Meek D) Alan Freed
A) The Payola scandal B) Reverb-drenched guitars C) Multitrack recording D) Wall of Sound
A) Surf rock B) Teen idol pop C) Wall of Sound D) Garage rock
A) Bobby Vee B) Johnny Rivers C) Ricky Nelson D) Bobby Fuller
A) Gene Vincent B) The Philadelphia trio C) Johnny Rivers D) Bobby Fuller Four
A) The Twist B) British Invasion C) Surf rock D) Garage rock
A) Alan Freed B) Les Paul C) Phil Spector D) Joe Meek
A) 1953 B) 1960 C) 1957 D) 1950
A) Fats Domino B) Little Richard C) Carl Perkins D) Elvis Presley
A) 10 years B) 15 years C) 20 years D) 5 years
A) The Wall Street Journal B) The New Orleans Times C) Billboard D) Rolling Stone
A) 1985 B) 1953 C) 1991 D) 1957
A) Pop B) Country C) Blues D) Gospel
A) Black singers B) New Orleans jazz musicians C) White singers D) British singers
A) Fats Domino B) Carl Perkins C) LaVern Baker D) Little Richard
A) Buddy Holly B) Little Richard C) Bill Haley D) Arthur Crudup
A) Sun Studio B) Capitol Records C) Chess Records D) Motown
A) Rebel Without a Cause B) Blackboard Jungle C) The Wild One D) Elvis on Tour
A) That's All Right B) Crazy Man, Crazy C) Heartbreak Hotel D) Rock Around the Clock
A) Violin accompaniment B) Drum solos C) Guitar fills D) Harmonica solos
A) Blue Suede Shoes B) That's All Right C) Heartbreak Hotel D) Folsom Prison Blues
A) Drums B) Electric bass C) Piano or saxophone D) Acoustic guitar
A) Cymbal B) Snare drum C) Hi-hat D) Bass drum
A) Ike Turner B) Todd Storz C) Sam Phillips D) Alan Freed
A) Little Richard B) Fats Domino C) Chuck Berry D) T-Bone Walker
A) Rocket 88 B) Rock Around the Clock C) Maybellene D) The Fat Man
A) Gene Vincent B) Bo Diddley C) Chuck Berry D) Jerry Lee Lewis
A) That's All Right B) Hound Dog C) Lawdy Miss Clawdy D) Baby Let's Play House
A) The compulsory license provision B) The public domain act C) The international copyright treaty D) The radio censorship clause
A) Wynonie Harris B) Pat Boone C) Gale Storm D) Bill Haley
A) Added more racy lyrics B) Removed the drums entirely C) Slowed the tempo down significantly D) Transformed a racy adult tale into a teen dance number
A) The McGuire Sisters B) The Crew-Cuts C) The Diamonds D) The Fontane Sisters
A) Cliff Richard B) Alexis Korner C) Bill Haley D) Lonnie Donegan
A) 1960 B) 1955 C) 1950 D) 1958
A) Tommy Steele B) Marty Wilde C) Cliff Richard D) Wee Willie Harris
A) The Pirates B) The Shadows C) The Comets D) The Beatles
A) The Shadows B) The Pirates C) The Animals D) The Quarrymen
A) Classical B) Trad jazz C) Opera D) Country
A) The tango B) The twist C) The salsa D) The waltz
A) Syncopated backbeat B) Polyrhythmic swing C) Heavy metal bass D) Monotonic pulse
A) Buddy Holly B) Dick Clark C) Elvis Presley D) Chuck Berry
A) Disco nights B) Gala balls C) Prom nights D) Sock hops
A) Early 1940s B) Early 1930s C) Late 1960s D) Early 1950s
A) Disco B) Foxtrot C) Charleston D) Swing
A) Attics B) Garages C) Basements D) Kitchens
A) Tap dancing B) Breakdancing C) Jitterbug D) Line dancing
A) Techno B) Reggae C) Country D) Folk
A) Stadiums B) Public parks C) Church gyms D) Nightclubs |
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