Country Music Country music is everywhere. ... One author says, "I can't understand that pop and rap music with all the screamin" and yellin". But I like country music. ... Country music began in rural America. ... Country music shows like the "Grand Ole Opry" gave many country music performers their start. ...
Some music is even composed with just guitar and no lyrics. ... One of the latest trends in music that has taken many people by surprise by how many fans they have pulled in is punk/ska music. This type of music consists of fast guitar playing, with kind of a pop music rhythm to it. ... Music does not always need lyrics either. ... Guitar has changed the way music is today and has brought upon many different types of music through its sounds. ...
Music has been known to affect people in many ways. ... What is music and how does it affect us? ... According to Dave Barry music is personal. ... Now that we have determined what music is and how it affects us, let's look at how music unites people. ... No matter who sings this song, whether it's sung by a country artist or a pop artist, it unites us together as a country because it's our national anthem. ...
Also his used of black music and black style made a lasting impression in history (Pratt 377). Elvis introduced many different styles to the music world during the 1950s. ... He used different types of black music to make his own. He was "the only artist to have the same record at number one on the pop, country, and rhythm and blues charts" (Schmidt 339). ... Fusing black music with white country music to make a new kind of music was the thought be his "best known aspect of his career and his greatest accomplishment" according to Pratt (337). ...
I heard some occasional country music, but mostly gospel. ... First it was Contemporary Christian, and then other types like pop, r&b, soul, jazz, classical, hip hop, blues, and rock and roll. ... Their music was written with highs and lows. ... His music went against the normal. ... Rock music for me can be heard on an entire album. ...
Probably, the biggest commercialization that took place was that of music. In the 1920's, music became accessible to Americans from one coast to the other. ... Music like Jazz from new Orleans or hillbilly music from the south shot up in popularity and was listened to by people all across the country. Prior to this change, subgroups all had their own type of music. ... As with music this was changed dramatically with the commercialization of pop culture. ...
I have extremely strong feelings for country music. I want to laugh in the faces of those who hate on country music for no reason. I have no problem with people not being into certain music but for people to stereotype country music and say that it is all about tractors and farms, is completely inaccurate. ... I'd pick country over today's pop ANY day. I bet every single person who judges country music hasn't even heard an actual country song in their life. ...
