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Radio DJ (New york; WINS Radio) |
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best selling male group in the 1960s |
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Sgt. and pepper (most famous album) most creative group. |
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known for “House of the Rising Sun” |
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Top selling female group in the 60s |
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producer of motown singers |
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Blue singer best know for “Hound Dog” |
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sings Blue grass hill billy country |
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died in plane crash; sings la bama |
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sings rock and roll and a great rock and roll guitarist. |
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2nd best seller after elvis from new orleans |
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western country music;regal |
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covered ball of chains (big mama thorton) |
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started the electric guitar |
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end music career to become a preacher. had an outrageous personality |
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played boogie woogie, swing, and rock and roll |
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one of the most successful black singer. a piano player but is better at singing |
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accused for murder. ended up in jail |
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one of the most famous female black singer in the 50s. best know for “mama he treat your daughter wrong.” |
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radio station in new york; alan freed |
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radio station in nashville, Tennessee; alan freed |
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