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MUSI 2007 exam 1

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Popular Music After 1945 exam 1 study set

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-"I'll Never Smile Again"  -Frank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey (the Sentimental Gentleman) -1940
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-"Sucker" -The Jonas Brothers -2019 -known for it's visual effects
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-"Old Town Road"  -Lil' Nas X & Billy Ray Cyrus -2019 -cross fertilization of genres  -was on the top charts for country and now on the top charts for R &B, hip-hop, and rap (formally Race Records)
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-"Billie's Bounce"  -Charlie Parker (Bird) -1968
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-"Cherokee" -Charlie Parker (Bird) -1939 -he was obsessed with this song
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-"Ko-Ko" -Charlie Parker (Bird) -1945  -be-bop tune (basically all Charlie Parker is be-bop)
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-"Caldonia" -Louis Jordan  -1945
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-"Guitar Boogie" -Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith -1945 -12 bar blues  -advanced guitar for 1945
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-"At Mail Call Today" -Gene Autry (the Singing Cowboy) -1945
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-"Anytime" -Eddy Arnold  -1948
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-"Move it on Over" -Hank Williams  -1947
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-"I'm so Lonesome I could Cry" -Hank Williams  -1949
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-"Tear in my Beer" -Hank Williams Jr and Hank Williams  -1989 -originally recorded by Hank Williams in the 50's before he died, his son re-recorded it with both and it won a bunch of awards and grammies.
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