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Music, Music, Music (Pop) |
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Mona Lisa or Too Young (Pop) / Route 66 (Combo) |
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How High The Moon or Vaya Con Dios (Pop) |
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How Much Is That Doggie or Tennessee Waltz (Pop) |
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Original Dixieland Jazz Band (ODJB) |
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Dixie Jazz Band One-Step (Jazz) |
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Joe “King” Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band |
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Dippermouth Blues (Blues) |
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Black Water Blues (Black Roots Pre-1940’s) |
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Black Snake Moan (Country Blues) |
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Pony Blues (Country Blues) |
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Come on in My Kitchen (Country Blues) |
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It’s Tight Like That (Hokum Blues) |
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My Daddy Rocks Me (Hokum Blues) |
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The Stuff is Here & it’s Mellow (Hokum Blues) |
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Pine Top’s Boogie Woogie (Boogie Woogie) |
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Boogie Chillen (Electric Blues) |
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Me & My Chauffer Blues (Electric Blues) |
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Hoochie Coochie Man, Rolling Stone, or Got My Mojo Working (Electric Blues) |
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We’re Gonna Rock, We’re Gonna Roll (Honkers) |
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Clifford Scott & Bill Doggett |
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What a Difference a Day Makes or Evil Gal Blues (R Ladies) |
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Why Don’t You Do Right (R Ladies) |
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Black Bird Boogie (R Ladies) |
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Stormy Monday or Bobby Sox Blues (Combo) |
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Paper Doll (Vocal Groups) |
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If I Didn’t Care or Ol Man River (Vocal Groups) |
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Have Mercy, Baby (Vocal Groups) |
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The Glory of Love (Vocal Groups) |
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Cryin’ in the Chapel (Early Covers & Crossovers w/ Doo-Wop) |
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Gee (Early Covers & Crossovers w/ Doo-Wop) |
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Sh-Boom (Early Covers & Crossovers w/ Doo-Wop) |
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The Moonglows/McGuire Sisters |
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Sincerely (Early Covers & Crossovers w/ Doo-Wop) |
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Earth Angel (Early Covers & Crossovers w/ Doo-Wop) |
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The Great Pretender or My Prayer (Early Covers & Crossovers w/ Doo-Wop) |
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Yakety Yak or Charlie Brown (Early Covers & Crossovers w/ Doo-Wop) |
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I Only Have Eyes for You (Early Covers & Crossovers w/ Doo-Wop) |
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You Send Me (Gospel Influence) |
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Drown in My Own Tears, What’d I Say, or I Got A Woman (Gospel Influence) |
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Old Joe Clark or This Land (Country, Western, & Folk) |
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Waiting for A Train (Country, Western, & Folk) |
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Cheatin’ Heart or Hey Good Lookin’ (Country, Western, & Folk) |
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Back In the Saddle Again (Country, Western, & Folk) |
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Steel Guitar Rag (Country, Western, & Folk) |
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I’m Movin’ On (Country, Western, & Folk) |
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Wildwood Flower (Country, Western, & Folk) |
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Complacacion (Afro Cuban) |
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Rock Around The Clock or Shake, Rattle, And Roll (Birth of Rock) |
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Rebel Without a Cause (Birth of Rock) |
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That’s All Right Now Mama, Hound Dog, Mystery Train, Misery, Are You Lone Some Tonight, or Here Comes Santa Claus (Birth of Rock) |
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Blue Monday, Ain’t that a Shame, or The Fat Man (Fats Domino & The New Orleans Sound) |
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Bald Head, Tipitina, or Mardi Gras in New Orleans (Fats Domino & The New Orleans Sound) |
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Lawdy Miss Clawdy (Fats Domino & The New Orleans Sound) |
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Let the Good Times Roll (Fats Domino & The New Orleans Sound) |
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Rockin’ Pneumonia & The Boogie Woogie Flu (Fats Domino & The New Orleans Sound) |
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Tutti Frutti, Ready Teddy, or Lucille (Superstars) |
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Great Balls of Fire or Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On (Superstars) |
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Maybellene or Johnny B. Goode (Superstars) |
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That’ll Be the Day, Well All Right, or Not Fade Away (Rockabilly) |
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Bye, Bye Love, Dream, or Wake up Little Susie (Rockabilly) |
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Blue Suede Shoes (Rockabilly) |
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Be-Bop-A-Lula (Rockabilly) |
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Summertime Blues (Rockabilly) |
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Love Letters in the Sand (Soft Rock) |
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Never be Anyone Else but You (Soft Rock) |
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Put Your Head on My Shoulder (Soft Rock) |
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A Teenager in Love (Soft Rock) |
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Where The Boys Are (Soft Rock) |
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Sweet Nothings (Soft Rock) |
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Rabble Rouser (Instrumental Groups) |
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Rumble (Instrumental Groups) |
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Tequila (Instrumental Groups) |
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The Purple People Eater (Novelty) |
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Yellow Polka Dot Bikini (Novelty) |
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Bobby “Boris” Pickett & The Crypt Kickers |
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The Monster Mash (Novelty) |
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Surfin’ USA, Surfin’ Safari, or Good Vibrations (Surf Music) |
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Hank Ballard & The Midnighters |
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Twist And Shout (Dance Craze) |
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Peppermint Twist (Dance Craze) |
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Loco-Motion (Dance Craze) |
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Mashed Potato Time (Dance Craze) |
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Vocal Technique: Lots of notes to a single syllable or world. |
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Definition of Jigs and Reels |
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Fast and snappy, upbeat music, rhythm, sometimes no lyrics. |
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There are three lines, each line there is four-measures/ bar, have a lyric and response style sometimes, and where lyrics sung first then instrument responds. |
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It’s much longer, almost three times longer as blues, there are 4 beats per measure. They have no rhyming lyrics, but the tone repeats the second and forth lines. |
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Ring Of Fire (Rockabilly) |
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It’s My Party (Solo Female Artist) |
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I Will Follow Him (Solo Female Artist) |
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Frankie Vally & The Four Seasons |
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Sherry (Male Vocal Groups) |
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