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- 1801: Progression of Music From the 1940's To the Present
- ... popular. Ballads were dancable music performed by big bands. They were composed of stringed instruments, wind insteruments, and a singer or two. This was the time period when music started to be broadcasted live over television and record albums were entering the home. (Hays) The 50's marked a beginning for a new era of music to be known as Rock & Roll. Many of the artists took advantage of the Electric ...
- 1802: Paul McCartney: Six Feet Under?
- ... later, with the addition of another guitarist named George Harrison, the group changed their name to Johnny and the Moondogs, a name thought of at the spur of the moment by the host of a television show at an audition. (Davies, 58) In 1959, they changed their name to the Silver Beatles for an audition for the king of British rock and roll, Larry Parnes. Through a gig in Hamburg, Germany ...
- 1803: Film Score Music
- ... do and see music is involved in some form or another. Be it a piece played at a wedding, a song played on the radio or even the music played in the background in a television commercial. The music is always there, reminding us of past experiences, making us smile and feel exhilaration and sometimes even making us cry. It is this power that music has over us that film score ...
- 1804: Audio Format Wars
- ... display support information about the recordings on the tape such as the album title, a complete list of track titles, names of the artists on each track, and lyrics (displayed in sync with the music). Television screens or remote control units can also be connected to the deck to display more extensive information. The tapes have recording and playback times of 60, 90, and 100 minutes. "The well known durability of ...
- 1805: Drugs in the Music Industry
- ... t join in on this competition. Each person's job or company has to be bigger and better than the next. The Partnership for a Drug-Free America, best known for it's commercials on television, now worries that heroin will be the drug of the 90's, and that musicians, as well as movie stars, are helping to make it so. Earlier this summer, the organization aired another shocking commercial ...
- 1806: History of Rock and Roll
- ... the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley. It was influenced by swing and jazz. Rock and Roll was probably one of the most well known types of music because of the invention of the television just a few years earlier. With the invention of the TV Rock and roll could now reach the homes of thousands. From the late fifties to the early sixties this type of Rock and Roll ...
- 1807: Song Analysis: "Betterman”
- ... message was real and the lyrics really say something. I don’t think to many people know this song just because of the way Pearl Jam doesn’t do videos and present their songs on television but the are very successful. I bet most people know this song. I think anyone who hears the song and can listen to its message will automatically love it. When you can feel a song ...
- 1808: Soccer: An Utopia Sport
- ... the Olympics in between. The first World Cup was held in Uruguay in 1930. Thirteen teams competed for the first World Cup victory. In 1958 the sixth World Cup was held, during which the first television transmission of the game was held. The traditional black and white ball was introduced to show up better on the first black and white televisions. In 1994 the United States welcomed the world by staging ...
- 1809: The Visitor’s Facility At The University of North Caroline at Charlotte
- ... structural costs, and must allocate at least one thousand square feet per visitor. These areas can and should include common areas in an attempt to force the visitors staying there to spend time together watching television or listening to the radio, etc. Design Considerations Special design concepts must be kept in mind for the structure, as to flow well with the master plan. Many buildings in UNC-Charlotte’s master plan ...
- 1810: 'Spanglish' Presentation
- ... 30 countries that he has already made #1 hits in. Musicians are recording songs in English, Spanish and Spanglish. Magazines that are BI-lingual have Spanglish ads. Telemundo has purchased the rights to the American television shows "One Day at a Time" and "Starsky and Hutch". They tweak the scripts and remake them in Spanish. This is one of the many signs that both cultures are becoming more intertwined. It is ...
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