Led Zeppelin toured the US more than most of their peers.
a. True
b. False
Question 2Match the following
a. Berry Gordy, Jr.
b. counterculture
c. Motown sound
d. crescendo
e. sitar
f. soul
g. stop-time
h. groove
i. solid-body electric guitar
j. Muddy Waters
k. power trio
l. The British Invasion
1. His style of electric blues and raw sexual imagery became a primary influence on the Rolling Stones.
2. An influx of British bands in the early 1960s.
3. A rock-era ensemble made up of lead guitar, bass, and drums.
4. The Detroit visionary who founded Motown Records.
5. The propulsive rhythm created by the interplay of riffs and backbeats.
6. Music characterized by melodic saturation, a good mellow beat, a broad spectrum of sound and a
predictable format.
7. A stringed instrument played in classical Indian music.
8. A 1960s movement in which young people rebelled against the establishment.
9. An increase in volume (loudness) over time.
10. A technological innovation of the 1960s.
11. A pause in the rhythmic and melodic flow of a song.
12. A style of black American popular music, typically associated with artists like James Brown.
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