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"Crying" was number one in many places around the world. And so I had already worked with them in the 70s. It was now 10 years later. I'd never personally met Chet, but of course he was always a very important figure and always spoken of reverentially by everybody.
" (video: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7zsB-C3aNu3-NUsXA5rbtQFkVlkryHPU)The purpose of the pop song is to get the song hooked to listeners as soon as possible and to keep the listener stay interested as long as possible in a span of about 3 to four minutes. This is the age of consumerism where people buy, then get bored, then buy again, then get bored again, and so on and so forth. it's a cycle. The same goes for pop music today. People listen from finding highly ear grabbing music, then get bored, so they listen to new songs, then they get bored again. So the pop song basically needs three things: familiarity, variety, and a hook.
"Only You," (1955). The Platters. They became the personification of the emerging doo-wop style which was a blend of rock and roll combos and vocal styling that can be traced back to the Ink Spots and other performers of the Big Band era. Doo-wop was first successfully introduced by the Penguins a year earlier, with "Earth Angel," but it was The Platters, a classy act from the West Coast that really established the genre. Their many hits, such as "The Great Pretender" and "My Prayer," served as a standard of quality for other groups to strive for. With its popularity in the multi-ethnic society of the Northeast, doo-wop was the first racially integrated style, and it still has a devoted following to this day, thanks to the many brilliant vocal performances.
"White Rabbit" (1967). Jefferson Airplane. This was their second hit song to come out of the album "Surrealistic Pillow," after "Don't You Want Somebody to Love." "White Rabbit" really exemplified the West Coast psychedelic style of the 1967 Summer of Love, with its surrealistic lyrics and mindblowing crescendo. Grace Slick single handedly invented the concept of the powerhouse rocker female. Other important West Coast groups at this time were the Doors with "Light My Fire," and the Byrds, with their cover of Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man." Anybody going to San Francisco?
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Other examples of songs that follow the basic chord progressions are pop songs. You will notice that most us top songs this week played on air make use of common chord progressions. Most of the songs are written in the key of C. This key does not have any sharps of flats in it, allowing the tune to be very catchy and easy to learn. That's one of the reasons why pop us top songs easily catch on with the public.
Make her pop star dreams come true by arranging a unique evening and making her like the latest girl group or "being" one of the favourite, new girl groups. When you know your best friend enjoys pop tunes and she's just wild about girl groups, this evening of transformation from plain Jane to chart-topping pop star princess is guaranteed to draw out shrieks of joy. How do you achieve this pop star night as authentically as possible?
"Crossroads" by Cream: The driving beat and brilliant musicianship of Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, and Eric Clapton, collectively known as Cream, really vault this four minute classic into overdrive. Clapton's guitar solos at the 1:30 and 2:35 minute marks make ideal "push aheads". "Crossroads" is a perfect choice for the middle section of class when effort level is nearing its peak.
He says what he thinks even about people who are doing extraordinarily well and are popular at the time. Most folks in the business won't express those types of opinions, at least for the time period that the people are doing well anyway. Most folks usually jump on the bandwagon.
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