How Did Rock And Roll Influence The Civil Rights Movement

Music became the dominant in the United States during the 1940 and 1950. It was quite radical in fact; this is the decade that began rock and roll, the civil rights movement, better family living. In the forties and fifties were looked at more as a state of mind, a way of living rather than just another decade or time era in history. It was more peaceful during them times; the economy was doing better than it had been before. Teenagers were having more fun than ever. Rock n’ roll was making head way with them. White teenagers were learning that blacks were not the enemies. I would say in 1950 had the most influence on American history. America was coming alive and white men did not know how to control it.
I think the relationships back then between the musicians where better, more
Things done to them, thank the dear Lord, it did not stop them from making and playing music. Look at what Robert Johnson did for the entire musician that came after him with his teaching.
I think it is kind of weird and funny at the same time. The white man never touched the music of Robert Johnson. He was gave the title of the king of delta blues, now that is funny. You know the white men were wondering what is so special about him. If you have a passion about music then you understand the love for Robert Johnson’s music.
Look at what Elvis Presley brought not just his “rockabilly” music but breaking the television performance. Each one back in them time of the forties and fifties paved the way for everyone today in music. In addition, look at the comfort listening to music brings to everyone. If you are down, sad listen to some of you favorites, that mood starts to improve. The fifties was a happier, peaceful time for people. The worries were not as they are today. You knew your neighbors, walking down the road no big deal, even hitchhiking, was nothing back