A History of Rock 'n' Roll
INSTRUCTOR: JOHN ANDERSON
Course: MUSI 3200Y

 

Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: The Blues
Lecture 3: Motown
Lecture 4: The 1950's
Lecture 5: Elvis Presley
Lecture 6: The Beatles
Lecture 7: The Rolling Stones
Lecture 8: The 1960's
Lecture 9: Group Preparation
Lecture 10: The 1970's
Lecture 11: The 1980's
Lecture 12: Commercialization
Lecture 13: Summary and Review

Final Examination April 21
14:00-16:00h in class


 

 

Rock and Roll Museum and Hall of Fame
http://www.rockhall.com/
An excellent resource with timelines, biographies and stylistic analysis. Your first stop for information.

The History of Rock and Roll
http://www.history-of-rock.com/
This site explores the roots of rock emphasizing the progression of musical styles.

The Rock and Roll Library
http://www.rocklibrary.com/
Their efforts focus on preserving and presenting the historical and cultural significance of popular music.

Rolling Stone Magazine
http://www.rollingstone.com
Rent Almost Famous and see the power that is Rolling Stone magazine.

Pandora
http://www.pandora.com
Tell Pandora what song you like, and it will offer suggestions based on the genes of that song to another song with similar genes. Fascinating and fun.

Last FM
http://www.last.fm
This site recommends music but based on social networks. Enter a song you like, and Last.fm will let you know what other people who like the same song also like.

The University of Lethbridge
www.uleth.ca

 

 

 
                     
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