Cities:
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
New Orleans
Mississippi Delta
New York
West Coast
Genres:
Folk- djembe, pattin juba, banjo, ring shout, work songs, wash board, call and response
Negro Spirituals- 100 slave songs, invisible churches, concert, folk
Jazz- trad., bebop, swing, scat, free jazz, improvise, modal, fusion, young lions , cool, congo square
Ragtime- syncopation, piano, sheet music, St. Louis, Joplin, Eubie Blake,
Gospel- call and response, hymns, improvise(runs), Jubilee Quartet, soul stirrers
R&B- Motown, chicago, detroit, Chess Records, Record Row, Lil Richard, Chuck Barry , race records
Funk- James Brown, Sly…, Earth, Wind, and Fire, late 60s early 70s, P funk
Disco- late 1970s-1980s, night club scene, Gloria Gaynor, Donna Summer, 4 on the floor
Techno- 3 creators, Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson, Derrick May, ben in Detroit
Jubilee Quartet- put a beat to negro spirituals, 4-6 people, T1, T2, B1(solo), bass
Hip- hop- as culture, explicit, expression of their lives and social injustice, misogynistic/controversial, came after disco, B-Boys (breakdancers), Djs
Blues- 12 bar count, came from the South(MS Delta), revived in the 1960s by white folks, talked about the black struggle, secular counterpart to negro spirituals
Performers:
Larry graham
Golden Gate Quartet
Fisk jubilee singers
Miles Davis
Buddy Bolden
Muddy Waters
Ella Fitzgerald
Scott Joplin
Eubie Blake
Juan Atkins
Marvin Gaye
Stevie Wonder
Derek May
Louis Armstrong
Mahalia jackson
Aretha franklin
Cece Winans
Etta James
Tupac
Run DMC
Biggie
Queen Latifiah
KRS One
Kool Herc
Grand Master Flash
LL Cool J
George Clinton and parliament
Sly and the family stone
Earth, Wind, and Fire
NWA
Melle mel
Grand master caz
John Scruggs
Cannonball
Dizzy gillespie
Herbie Hancock
Etta James
Ma Rainey
Bessie smith
Mamie smith
BB King
Howllin Wolf
WC Handy
NorFolk Quartet
Mills Brothers
Temptations
James Brown
Lil Richard
Kirk Franklin
Tasha Cobbs
Chuck Berry
Sister Rosetta
Marion williams
James cleveland (Caravan)
Gloria gaynor
Donna Summer
Anita baker
