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Topic: Music from the 1960s

	MHAL - Make a 1960s Album Cover - Lesson Plan
		Some music of the 1960s was a social commentary and vehicle for social change.
		Have students listen to a variety of music from the 1960s, then ask each student to select one song for which to create an album cover.
		Students will listen to a variety of music from the 1960s which will give them a feeling for the diversity of the sounds of the times.
	www.michigan.gov /hal/0,1607,7-160-17451_18670_18793-53749--,00.html (651 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Music \| Obituary: Dr Robert Moog
		His synthesiser, which bears his name, revolutionised music from the 1960s onwards, and was used by bands like the Beatles and the Doors.
		This was not always the case, and Moog was one of the pivotal pioneers of synthesised sound.
		Although RCA had already built a musical synthesiser, it was a vast beast, and never intended for sale.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/4696651.stm (582 words)

	Styles/Avant-Garde - Music Directory : MabXMusic
		Either/Or, a new and first-rate new-music ensemble, returned to the self-absorbed world of the 1960s avant-garde on Friday night.
		With music from the American avant-garde, the French Baroque, and a...
		The Avant Garde Project is a series of 20th-century classical-experimental- electroacoustic torrents digitized from LPs whose music has in most cases never been released on CD, and so is effectively inaccessible to the vast majority of...
	directory.mab-x-music.com /2893-music-styles (346 words)

	Music Hall - Resource Center - Music Styles - Rock & Roll
		Log on and learn more about how this music continuously redeveloped over time, and evolved into more complicated and varied sub-genres.
		Stroll down memory lane and listen to the medleys and clips of music from the 1960s on RealPlayer.
		If you would like to listen to samples of music from other genres, you can also find it on the main site in the many music pages they offer.
	www.edgate.com /musichall/design/education_center/music_styles/rock_roll/60s.html (407 words)

	Music of the 1960s
		The 1960s, after all, were close in time (indeed, closer than we are to the 1960s) to the 1948 Zhdanov decrees (Stalin’s condemnation of modernism) and the cultural politics of Nazi Germany.
		What the music on this program tells us about the 1960s, which rock music, television shows, political events, and the familiar icons do not, is the enormous and ironic debt the 1960s had to the very past it was trying to wipe out, to the power of historical continuities as opposed to ephemeral surface changes.
		Future generations may, when they write about the 1960s, begin to recognize the traditions audible in today’s concert as characteristic of a decade whose revolution was founded on the knowledge that the inventive imagination can offer a critical response to the past that does not descend into nostalgia.
	www.americansymphony.org /dialogues_extensions/98_99season/3rd_concert/leon.cfm (1500 words)

	TuneCharts.com - Rock And Roll Music Charts - 1960s Music
		During this period, the Beatles became the most popular band of the 1960's.
		They were trend setters, with their style of dress and hair changing the face of the young people.
		The Woodstock Festival that took place in August 1969, showed that by this time that music was an important element in the life of America's youth.
	www.tunecharts.com /?1960s-Music (467 words)

	Browse by Artist: CORNER, PHILIP
		A basis of making music, adding a few wonderful ideas from the Orient: a precise relation between the scale of time and that of musical space; a simple formal concept, expressed directly through sensual attractiveness; some freedom, or mystery, added to the precision.
		During the 1960s and '70s he was an active member of Fluxus, a founder (along with James Tenney and Malcolm Goldstein) of the Tone Roads Chamber Ensemble, the resident musician and composer for the Judson Dance Theatre, and co-founder of Gamelan Son of Lion (with Barbara Benary and Daniel Goode).
		The musical opportunities that these ensembles and their performances offered Corner insured that he was both prolific and had or developed a deep understanding of the important artistic influences of that time.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists/corner.philip.html (1969 words)

	Instructor Class Description
		The Autumn 2006 edition of Music 575 is subtitled "Defining Minimalism," and focuses on the late 20th-century musical "movement" generally known as minimal or minimalist; some attention will also be devoted to its influence on European music of the past few decades.
		We will examine the musical and broader cultural context within which minimalism arose, considering it from several different vantage points (aesthetic, stylistic, technical) as we trace its development and eventual decline (or, to put it another way, absorption).
		In the process, it is hoped, members of the seminar will gradually arrive at a set of criteria to assess the extent to which "minimalism" is a useful and accurate characterization of music from, principally, the 1960s through the '80s, with some forays into repertoire both earlier and later.
	www.washington.edu /students/icd/S/music/575jbernard.html (264 words)

	York Prep - A coeducational, independent college preparatory day school in New York City.
		Music is ever present today as a background to visuals such as television and film.
		Young people are immersed in viewing both mediums, often without a conscious awareness of the music playing in the background.
		Music classes at York Preparatory School teach students to develop their ability to listen with critical awareness and to analyze intelligently the music they hear.
	www.yorkprep.org /academics/arts/default.asp?textid=5075 (214 words)

	vinyl podcast
		As of this moment, it is nearly impossible to legally podcast major-label music.
		The music I played was not available commercially except for in the second-hand market or, in some cases, via import.
		I hope a few people dusted off their old turntables, and discovered that the cheapest source of un-DRM‘ed music is your local second-hand record store.
	vinylpodcast.com /index.php (1600 words)

	Bradenton Herald \| 01/04/2007 \| 'British Invasion' revives the '60s (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The music is a mixture of genres, with a sound that includes a bit of jazz, a dash of Elvis and other shadings of rock 'n' roll, said Paul Binotto, who is performing in the show.
		The music of that era dealt with a variety of issues during the time - from relationships to women's liberation, subjects the nation is still dealing with today, Courtney said.
		British music had a second "invasion" during the 1980s, with acts such as Def Leppard, Rick Astley and Adam Ant, which later gave rise to bands such as U2 and Coldplay, Courtney said.
	www.bradenton.com /mld/bradenton/entertainment/music/16368610.htm (503 words)

	Celtic Music Books (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Undoubtedly Irish/Scottish cultures have shaped the music of North America, from Newfoundland to Nashville, and continue to inspire musicians everywhere, with rhythm and repertoire.
		It provides detailed case studies of the global dimensions of Celtic music in Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Brittany, and amongst Diasporas in Canada, the United States and Australia, with specific reference to pipe bands, traditional music education in Edinburgh, the politics of popular/traditional crossover in Ireland, and the Australian bush band phenomenon.
		A regular contributor to Jazzwise magazine, Mathieson presents a readable historical overview of Celtic music from the 1960s, which saw the folk and traditional music revival, to the present.
	www.celtic-musicians.net /book-reviews.html (1026 words)

	AGENDA Feb 2001 - Music: Boxed Sets
		One type compiles a certain musical genre or theme (i.e., four discs of the greatest polka music or all the music from the 1960s that you’ll ever want to hear).
		What often happens is that you get all that polka music both good and bad, thus yielding a collection only partially satisfying, and a collection that could be pared down in terms of both scope and price.
		It shows how a group went from a rag tag local phenomena using musical conventions endemic to their local audience, to a group who keeps their local musical integrity while their material and musical perspective changes as they use the musical convention found in much of pop music.
	www-personal.umich.edu /~lormand/agenda/0102/music.htm (945 words)

	CD reviews - The Reminder Online
		He left music in the late 1970s and was re-discovered in 2003 after a life of considerable hard-ship.
		Tate's music is tinged with both blues and gospel influences and every cut has that big full sound of horns that is so rare to hear today.
		Anyone who followed music in the 1970s and '80s remember at least one Devo song probably the band's biggest hit, "Whip It" as well as their trademark yellow jumpsuits and inverted flower pot hats.
	www.thereminder.com /Dining/movieguide/cdreviews (672 words)

	Ibiza Radio - Sunshine radio 101 fm
		The radio station broadcasts music from the 1960s to the present day, including dance, rock, love songs, pop and easy listening.
		Although it is the only 24/7 seasonal station it does have a high lestenership during it's anual 18 week run with mixed age groups who visit the island as as British ex pats and the local Spanish population.
		Up until this year the dozen DJs from the UK and Eire have rolled out the music around the clock, however, this season the station has moved from Live and CD/minidisc output to computers and therefore just a couple of regular voices are on the air.
	www.digitalibiza.com /sunshineradio (268 words)

	Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil at Spectropop
		Two of the most respected and enduring songwriters in the history of pop music.
		He signed with Aldon Music and individually he wrote hit songs for such artists as Bobby Rydell, The Lettermen, Steve Lawrence, The Paris Sisters, and Teddy Randazzo.
		With her stories of social commentary and lyrical vignettes that pointed out the hypocracy of America's class system, Weil i s acknowledged as one of the groundbreaking writers who took rock lyrics beyond the moon-june tales of lost romance and puppy love.
	www.spectropop.com /hmannandweil.html (696 words)

	Daily Freeman - Remaking beautiful music
		NESTLED along the Hudson River in Coxsackie is an internationally known record label responsible for reissuing music from the 1960s on compact disc and vinyl.
		TIM Livingston, director of sales and publicity for Sundazed, said the label focuses mainly on music from the 1960s but also deals with some from the late 1950s and early 1970s.
		Sundazed's music catalog offers such big-name artists as Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Buck Owens and Nancy Sinatra but also has music by the Remains, the Shadows of Knight, the Mojo Men and the Peanut Butter Conspiracy.
	www.dailyfreeman.com /site/news.cfm?BRD=1769&dept_id=72588&newsid=16636179&PAG=461&rfi=9 (571 words)

	Derogation of Procol Harum (Site not responding. Last check: )
		What art rock, or "progressive music" is, is music that self-consciously tries to elevate rock'n'roll to high culture by embracing high-culture values such as technical virtuosity and conceptual density.
		Pepper's convinced them that they could make music that was just as serious as the art they'd been studying before they tuned in, turned on, and dropped out- and maybe it might even be respectable enough to please Mum and Dad.
		One result of such ignorance is that American art (music, painting, poetry, films etc) can develop untroubled by lame affectations of a cultured sensibility.
	www.procolharum.com /99/ph_derogatis.htm (444 words)

	Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil at Spectropop
		Two of the most respected and enduring songwriters in the history of pop music.
		He signed with Aldon Music and individually he wrote hit songs for such artists as Bobby Rydell, The Lettermen, Steve Lawrence, The Paris Sisters, and Teddy Randazzo.
		With her stories of social commentary and lyrical vignettes that pointed out the hypocracy of America's class system, Weil i s acknowledged as one of the groundbreaking writers who took rock lyrics beyond the moon-june tales of lost romance and puppy love.
	www.geocities.com /spectropop/hmannandweil.html (696 words)

	New York's Premier Alternative Newspaper. Arts, Music, Food, Movies and Opinion (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If their choice of musical styles seems somewhat unusual, Zac explains that, at least as far as he’s concerned, the jazz sounds from Ethiopia and Cambodia fit together naturally.
		Proponents of music as a "universal language" will find substantiation in Nimol’s singing, as it’s obvious from her aching tone that she’s spinning tales of longing and love.
		That the music is so evocative of a particular time period is both a blessing and a curse.
	nypress.com /16/33/music/Music3.cfm (749 words)

	2 Walls Webzine - music review - Brian Wilson (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Remember, it’s AMERICAN music from the 1960s, not British invasion or psychedelic crap.
		Well, no – sometimes music is just a kickin’ bass line and a couple of clever hooks.
		But truthfully, if you’re familiar with the Beach Boys and enjoy the a cappella and barbershop harmonization style (“Good Vibrations” is also the last track on this CD) then you should have no problem letting this CD roll in the background of a quiet evening.
	www.2walls.com /Reviews/Music/wilson_brian.asp (1007 words)

	Amazon.com: "great, generally unknown music from the 1960s"
		Amazon.com: "great, generally unknown music from the 1960s"
		grew up in the 1960s says: "these are cds or music from the 1960s i was not familiar with until recently.
		"for some reason this cd reminds me of the 1960s more than any other on this list.
	www.amazon.com /great-generally-music-1960s/lm/RN8JSY2VBJPUY (250 words)

	Book A 1960s Band For Your Party - 60s Music Bands Available Nationwide, 1960s Music
		Many a 60s music band delivered hit after hit of upbeat, catchy tunes that were loved the world over.
		Event planners usually love 1960s bands simply because they evoke so many feelings with the music they cover.
		Gigmasters™ has been booking live entertainment, wedding music, DJs and party bands online since 1997.
	www.gigmasters.com /60s/60sMusic.asp (312 words)

	Daily Freeman - Remaking beautiful music
		NESTLED along the Hudson River in Coxsackie is an internationally known record label responsible for reissuing music from the 1960s on compact disc and vinyl.
		In those studios, the music is mastered, edited and mixed for reissue.
		TIM Livingston, director of sales and publicity for Sundazed, said the label focuses mainly on music from the 1960s but also deals with some from the late 1950s and early 1970s.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?BRD=1769&dept_id=72588&newsid=16636179&PAG=461&rfi=9 (571 words)

	What do today’s professionals think of the influence of music from the 1960s? \| BabyBoomersUK
		I often wonder what state today’s music industry would be in if we had somehow skipped the 1960s.
		Bands that sound like they could easily do very well if put in a time-machine and transported to the 60's would be likes of The Magic Numbers, Michael Buble, Semisonic, Razorlight, The Zutons, Artic Monkeys etc. A lot of these bands I would call ‘second generation’ in terms of their influences.
		Some would say the 1960s was a time of "sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
	www.babyboomersuk.com /node/124 (526 words)

	American Masters . Ray Charles \| PBS
		His "cool" sound was heavily influenced by the popular Nat "King" Cole, but he was beginning to find his style with a throatier, unrestrained sound reminiscent of gospel music.
		By the early 1960s, he formed a big band and had a top ten instrumental hit with "One Mint Julep." He followed this with the 1962 release of GENIUS + SOUL = JAZZ, and a number of very popular country albums.
		To this day, Ray Charles is one of the most important influences on popular music.
	www.pbs.org /wnet/americanmasters/database/charles_r.html (504 words)

	Definitions of Style - Reggae
		Familiar around the globe primarily because of the hypnotic music of Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, reggae is a Jamaican popular music that developed in the late 1960s in the wake of its predecessors: ska, mento, and rock steady.
		Reflecting the uptempo nature of the classic RandB artists, ska was a high-energy dance music, but it gave way in the mid-1960s to a slower, more deliberate form known as rock steady.
		Description plus annotated discography of Jamaican music from the 1960s to the beginning of the 21st century.
	www.cbmr.org /styles/reggae.htm (229 words)

	IASPM-US Homepage : IASPM-US News & Announcements
		Sonevytsky’s paper is a nuanced examination of conflicting images of Ukrainian pop-star Ruslana’s incorporation of the music of the Hutsulshchynna region of the Ukraine into her 2004 Eurovision-winning project, “Wild Dances”.
		Hammond’s paper is a well written and thoroughly researched investigation of the way that the “Hillbilly” category of music was developed, essentialized as white, and segregated during the early twentieth century, laying the foundation for the unchallenged modern assumption that country and western is fundamentally white music.
		Our third-place choice, Ulrich Adelt’s "Black, White and Blue: Racial Politics of B.B. King's Music from the 1960s”, is a very original investigation of shifting perceptions of race and their complicated results over the long career of B.B. King.
	www.iaspm-us.net /aboutiaspm/news.php (502 words)

	School of Music \| Welcome to the UT School of Music
		His research focuses on European and American avant-garde music from the 1960s to the present, addressing in particular questions of cultural politics and aesthetics.
		He is currently working on a book on the interaction of music and politics in France after May '68.
		Drott has presented papers at national and international conferences, including the Society for Music Theory, the Modernist Studies Association, and the International Conference on Twentieth-Century Music.
	www.music.utexas.edu /directory/details.aspx?id=205 (104 words)

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