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    1950’s The 1950’s where so called the birth of popular music. The first half of the decade was run by popular music‚ or classic pop. This more vocal driven music had replaced the earlier big band style. Artists such as Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra where the leaders of this age of traditional pop. Often the most popular musicians that play this genre also played very well on the television and sometimes they would be featured on music special shows‚ or perhaps even have a music variety of their

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    as well. Fashion may include our dressing style‚ hairstyle and appearance. Society tends to believe that everything broadcast in the media reflects the luxury of rich and famous society which causes other society to copy the trend. In the 70’s‚ Elvis Presley and Madonna were the stars in the media‚ the sense of clothing and hairstyle which represented from the 2 influenced the society to follow the same fashion. iv. Fourth Point Education plays in important role in media as

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    Rock N Roll

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    Rock n’ Roll. Have you heard of it? Well‚ it came from the decade of the nine-teen fifties. That is not the only popular event in the decade. The nine-teen fifties had many other important and interesting events that occurred. That is why the nine-teen fifties are the greatest decade of the twentieth century. It is not just because the cool events occurred‚ but the affect it has on life today. The greatest decade of the twentieth century was the nine-teen fifties because it was the start of abolishing

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    Celebrities in the 50s

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    Elvis Presley was only one of the big names of the 1950s‚ though probably one of the most recognizable. In the ‘50s television was gaining popularity and sitting down to watch T.V. was a family bonding experience. Celebrities were put on a very high pedestal‚ even more so than today’s celebrities. People like James Dean‚ Marilyn Monroe‚ and John Wayne were treated like royalty. In the 1950s musicians‚ movie stars‚ and T.V. stars were some of the most important people in America. Musicians in the

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    Art Buchwald Biography

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    Art Buchwald received the S. Roger Horchow Award for Greatest Public Service by a Private Citizen‚ an award given out annually by  Jefferson Awards. He was also elected to the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters. He interviewed Elvis Presley which resulted to a bestseller‚ I’ll Always Have Paris. His main and life-term goal was to make others laugh. He did a really good job on that considering he’s one of the most famous humorists in the 20th century. His successful

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    mechanics that formed his first band. The guys at the time would just play at there friends house for fun. It soon started to become more than just family fun. Cash allways dreamed of making it big in the music industry but how? Cash allways heard Elvis Presley on the radio. The radio is where Cash knew he could get his name heard. Cash and the guys went to sun records for a chance to sing. Sam Phillips owner of sun records gave them a shot at proving their self. Sam Phillips liked the raw voice of Cash

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    response‚ hokum blues. Chapter 2: The Birth and Flourishing of Rock n’ Roll People/artists/labels/terms: 1950‘s American teen culture‚ crossover songs‚ crossover artists‚ covers‚ payola‚ payola scandal‚ rockabilly‚ Chuck Berry‚ Little Richard‚ Elvis Presley‚ Buddy Holly‚ Fats Domino‚ Carl Perkins‚ Jerry Lee Lewis‚ Pat Boone‚ Bill Haley‚ Alan Freed‚ Dick Clark‚ Sun Records‚ Sam Phillips‚ “the day the music died.” Study all the songs in this chapter. Review the monikers discussed in class that some

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    school he isolated himself from others. He even skipped his own high school graduation because he felt like a “…loner who wanted nothing more than to play his guitar” (Hilburn). Which is exactly what he did. In 1964‚ was when Springsteen first saw Elvis Presley appearing on the Ed Sullivan Show he became hooked on the sounds of rock n roll. Realizing this fascination‚ his mother took out a loan to buy the sixteen-year-old a Kent guitar. This sparked Springsteen to pursue his dreams of music. His first

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    “Rock and roll music‚ if you like it‚ if you feel it‚ you can’t help but move to it. That’s what happens to me. I can’t help it” was a quote by Elvis Presley and‚ like the quote indicates‚ I could not stop moving to the music. The Battle of the Bands on October 20‚ 2016‚ at A.Y. Jackson had many bands performing an enthralling music with great enthusiasm. The performances brought ecstasy and did not fail in enthralling my soul. Introspective Turtles with their piece Bohemian Rhapsody was marvelously

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    Teenage Life In The 1950s

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    life and success. What was seen on TV became the norm‚ especially for young people. New music genres also emerged in the 1950s. All of these factors helped change the outlook of young people. One of the most influential singers of the 1950s was Elvis Presley‚ whose "ducktail" haircut‚ black pants and open-necked shirts sparked a new trend in fashion. Teenagers listened to rock ’n’ roll music on 45-rpm record players and transistor radios‚ and began to assert their independence from their parents. The

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