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British Invasion: Part II We continue the British Invasion this week with a look at who followed the Beatles into America. The American market was one of the hardest to break into, but once the Beatles had landed, the doors were open for those who had become famous in the UK to enter rock's home grounds. "The biggest thing the Beatles did was to open the American market to all British artists," said Arthur Howes, planner of the early Beatles' tours of England. "Nobody had been able to get in before the Beatles. They alone did it. I had brought over lots of American stars, but nobody had gone over there." The All-American sound of local radio stations dissapated to reveal a new force, primarily guitar bands that wrote, sang, and played all their own pieces. The mass-production of bubble-gum pop songs was to nearly come to an end, and certainly was over in the hearts of the teens. british invasion • beatles • freddie and the dreamers • herman's hermits • dave clark five
Caesar’s 2nd British Invasion In 54 BC, Julius Caesar very nearly conquered Britain. julius caesar • roman invasion • romans fighting celts • cassivellaunus • catuvellauni
Covered by Rockers - Original R&B Versions of Some Classics Often, the first artist to do a song that becomes a classic is an r&b singer who remains in obscurity. Meanwhile, the performer of the subsequent rock version becomes a star. This is a look at the originators of some gems we all know. piece of my heart • led zeppelin • moody blues • aretha franklin • british invasion
The British Invasion in 1960s Pop Music A look at some of the groups and singers, besides the Beatles, who comprised the British Invasion in America. the beatles • other british rock groups • brian epstein • british groups • 1964-1966 british invasion
The British Invasion, Part I We're back to history this week with a look at the British Invasion. Basically, all British groups wanted to break through to the States, because that was rock's biggest market. They also wanted to go because the music that inspired them to become musicians came from there. America was a sort of rock paradise, where the music that was still offensive in England was now accepted by all. Many tried to release records through large American labels, all were refused. Those who tried to release them through independents were generally crushed. It seemed as if the States wanted nothing to do with the Brits and that it was an impenetrable music industry. The Beatles, however, would change all that... british invasion • 1963 • 1964 • rock and roll • rock history
The British Invasion, Part III: The Blues Invasion Last time, we looked at the British Invasion and all the mainstream pop groups that followed it. This week, we take a look at the more blues-related artists that broke into the United States at around the same time. These groups were less known be the general public at the time, but had a strong base of hardcore blues fans that followed them throughout their early careers. Many of them became famous. Many of them became only one hit wonders. Whatever the result of their careers, the impact they had on rock can't be disputed. blues • british invasion • usa • uk • rock
The British Invasion, Part IV: The Rolling Stones Last time, we looked at the blues side of the British Invasion, but we left out the biggest blues group of them all. This week, we continue the Blues part of the British Invasion with a look at The Rolling Stones and how they came about. stones • british invasion • 1964 • 1965 • sixties
The Brits and rock: Mods (1963-64, Part I) Well, in Ontario it's exam week for us high-schoolers, so the artcles may not be equal in length as previous ones. My last exam is on Monday, however, so I'll have a nice juicy one for you next week. This one is about the UK and the forces behind british rock. What do the Mods have to do with anything?? More than you'd expect. the who • 1963 • 1964 • pete townshend • beatles
What the Romans Found: The Belgae Julius Caesar drove the Belgae out of Gaul and then found them in Britain. belgae • julius caesar • british invasions • roman britain • ancient british history
World Wrestling Entertainment's British Invasion The boys from Britain seem to be making waves over the pond, which hasn't been seen since the heyday of The British Bulldog, Davey Boy Smith. british wrestlers • william regal • dave finlay • british bulldog • davey boy smith
The Beatles: The Early Years in Europe The Beatles group member's background and their success in England. the beatles 1960s music • british invasion • beatlemania spreads to europe • john lennon • paul mccartney
1985: Year of Popular Music in Review 1985 was the year when both Madonna and Bruce Springsteen graduated into Megastardom. It was also the year where rock stars used their powers to make a difference. year in music 1985 • year of madonna • year of bruce springsteen • whitney houston debut • we are the world
Albion Indigenous Viewpoint Celtic indigenous guest writer talks about colonial massacres of sacred animals, and British native peoples struggling to maintain contact with land and spirit. albion indigenous • british invasion • british colonial • new age celtic • celtic indigenous
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The Rise of Psychedelic Rock The years, 1964 - 1966, were a transitional period in the evolution of rock music, conducting the first tendencies toward psychedelic rock and focusing on social issues. psychedelic rock • rock music • british invasion • rock music bands • classic rock
1958: Rock meets American Bandstand (Early Rock Part IV) A look at the events in 1958 leading to Early rock's demise and the triumph and dance and dance related things. early rock and roll • 1958 • elvis presley • american bandstans • dick clark
Bands with Unique Music A continuing effort to spread the word on new, undiscovered, and excellent music. new music • alternative • mates of state • the good the bad & the queen • the hush sound
Dawn Of A Remarkable Era: 1960s Music Overview The 1960 music scene brought a lot of changes, surprises and the beginning of musical styles still seen today. 1960s music overview • 1960 rock and roll • pop music 1960 • male teen idol • girl group sound
Dexter Season Two Review Dexter is pushed beyond his limits when his victims are discovered and the man-hunt begins for the Bay Harbour Butcher. dexter season two • dexter season two review • showtime's serial killer • bay harbour butcher • the dark defender
Teen Idols Circa 1964-1966 An examination of teen idols from 1964-1966, who they were, and some of the ways they were marketed and promoted teen idols 1960s • beatles • british invasion • mia farrow • mod look
The Beatles Arrival in America 1964 The start of Beatlemania when the Beatles arrive in New York for appearances on television and live concerts. the beatles in america 1964 • beatlemania • brian epstein • the british invasion • capitol records feb 1964 beatle publicity campaign
The Beatles Success Story in 1964 The songs,the albums the movies and other accomplishments of the Beatles during 1964. beatles 1964 • british invasion • fab four • hard day's night • beatlemania
The Girl Group Sound in the 1960 Music Scene Successful female vocal groups and performers in the 1960s. female vocal groups • female performers • girl groups • girl group sound • 60s female groups
The Brits and rock: Rockers (1963-64, Part II) We continue our look at rock in the United Kingdom this week with a look at the other side of England's youth: the Rockers. In essence, two groups of teens dominated the English rock industry, the Mods and the Rockers. Being distinct in nearly all of their nuances, these two also preferred distinctly different groups. The Rockers adopted the Teddy Boy styles that had captured the youth before them, and, for most Rockers, the music that they received from across the ocean, rock and roll. beatles • john lennon • paul mccartney • george harrison • ringo starr
The Guess Who Its Canada Day this week and after a poll showed that the prefered Canadian Band or Artist was the Guess Who, here is The Guess Who, a late 60's and 70's rock band from Winnipeg, Manitoba! the guess who • 1968 • 1975 • burton cummings • randy bachman
Growing Up During the Cold War A tongue-in-cheek, sometimes sardonic, look at how I grew up during the Cold War. cold war • beatles • george harrison • fab four • all in the family
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Annual Epcot festival gets the "Flower Power" beat This year's six-week Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival is featuring live music acts from the 60s and 70s. walt disney world • epcot • flowers • music • festival
George Stevens: Film Director Known for inspiring actors such as Cary Grant, Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson and James Dean, Stevens has amassed an impressive filmography. george stevens • director • hollywood • comedy • drama
Introducing Amy Winehouse With her throwback sound, unique sense of personal style and self-destructive tendencies, Amy Winehouse is undeniably someone to watch. amy winehouse • next big thing • back to black • amy winehouse critical acclaim • self-destructive tendencies
Episode Review – Mad Men "Out of Town" Coming off the stride of Season 2, viewers were expecting more smooth twists and boys-will-be-boys antics for this first episode of the AMC drama, "Out Of Town." mad men • "out of town" • mad men "out of town" • mad men season 3 • episode 1
From Victory to Cold War The United States and the Soviet Union each contributed much to the defeat of a common enemy in World War II. How did they become bitter adversaries so quickly? cold war • us-ussr conflict • world war ii allies become foes • capitalism vs. communism • postwar foreign policy
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Revolver, Part II The second part of our look at the Beatles' 1966 album, Revolver. Don't forget to mail me with votes for top songs/ albums of all time/the 90's!!! music • rock • sixties • 60's • 60s |
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