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Mammie Smith recorded the first blues song
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"Rhythm and Blues"
Is acknowledged as a style deeply rooted in jazz -
Chuck Berry's "Maybellene" and Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti"
Contribute to the development of "Rock and Roll." -
Emerges Elvis Presley
Inspired by Chuck Berry -
The "Rock and Roll" started to have a name.
The name "Rock and Roll" was coined, thanks to a radio program named "Mister Rock and Roll" that played music of this style -
"The Quarry Men" record "That'll Be the Day"
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The "Mod" movement and "Rockers"
define distinct fashion identities. -
Born the "Progressive Rock"
With bands like Pink Floyd and Jethro Tull. -
"Surf rock," "Folk rock," and psychedelia
Gain popularity -
The "British Invasion"
Introduces bands like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, and The Animals. -
"Heavy Metal"
Emerges with bands like Black Sabbath (with Ozzy Osburns) and Led Zeppelin. -
"Glam Rock"
Becomes prominent with suggestive lyrics and extravagant visuals. -
"Punk Rock"
Has born with influential bands like Ramones and Sex Pistols. -
"Heavy Metal" diversifies
Incorporating elements from classical and progressive rock. -
Rock and Roll fuses with Pop
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The Rock n' Roll incorporated new technology
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Metal, Rap and funk all thogether?
A "new" sound has born. The Nu Metal appears on the scene. -
Technology influences electronic music
With bands like The Prodigy and Chemical Brothers -
No more busisness !
Alternative rock rejects commercialism, featuring bands like Radiohead and Smashing Pumpkins -
Grunge gains popularity
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Metalcore
Rrises with bands like Killswitch Engage and As I Lay Dying. -
The tomorrow is today!
The internet and streaming platforms, revolutionizes the music industry. -
Emo era
Emo becomes a popular genre with bands like My Chemical Romance and Fall Out Boy -
They are back?
Iconic bands like AC/DC, Iron Maiden, and Metallica release new albums.