| Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Nov 04 08:56PM +0100 > song to cross over into the pop charts, Bill Haley went further > by recording this song in 1954 -- the first to hit #1 in the > pop charts of both the US and the UK. Which song? Rock Around the Clock > before opening his own label in 1952. This record label would > eventually feature big names such as Elvis, Carl Perkins, > and Johnny Cash. What was the name of the record label? Tamla Mowton > developed much of the hardware and techniques that define rock > and roll -- solid-body guitars, multi-track recording, reverb > and echo effects. Who was this innovator? Chuck Berry > 5. Breaking away from the Johnnie Johnson Trio, what rock-and-roll > icon made his first solo recording under the name of Charles > Berryn in 1954? Chuck Berry > considered the first major rock-and-roll concert. It ended up > in chaos and the fire department had to close it down. It was > held in a city closely associated with rock and roll. What city? New Orleans > '40s. He is also called the "Grandfather of Rock and Roll", > and was the subject of the hit musical "Five Guys Named Moe". > Who was he? Louis Jordan I've said this before, but any good music collection should include some of his songs. > magazine chose Elvis's first commercial single for Sun Records > as the really, truly, honestly first rock-and-roll recording. > What was its name? Heartbreak Hotel |
| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Nov 04 10:41PM > song to cross over into the pop charts, Bill Haley went further > by recording this song in 1954 -- the first to hit #1 in the > pop charts of both the US and the UK. Which song? Rock Around the Clock > 2. In 1948, what innovation in recorded music did RCA Victor develop > that made recorded music so much more accessible to young fans? cassette tape > developed much of the hardware and techniques that define rock > and roll -- solid-body guitars, multi-track recording, reverb > and echo effects. Who was this innovator? Les Paul > 5. Breaking away from the Johnnie Johnson Trio, what rock-and-roll > icon made his first solo recording under the name of Charles > Berryn in 1954? Chuck Berry > considered the first major rock-and-roll concert. It ended up > in chaos and the fire department had to close it down. It was > held in a city closely associated with rock and roll. What city? Cleveland > later be disgraced in the payola scandals of the late '50s. > Later still, he was among the first inductees of the Rock and > Roll Hall of Fame in 1986. Who was he? Alan Freed > 2. During late pregnancy the hormone relaxin is produced in > concentrations 10 times greater than normal. As its name > suggests, it relaxes something. What? the vaginal sphincter > synthetic replacements for the naturally occurring hormone > oxytocin ["OCK-see-TOE-sin"]. For what purpose is pitocin > administered? inducing labor > quite as far as the leathery dura mater ["DUE-ra MAY-ter"] > that protects the spinal fluid and spinal cord. What is the > name of this space? epidura > 5. For a delivery to be considered "pre-term", the delivery must > take place before how many weeks of gestation? 30; 32 > 7. Fetal skin is protected by a waxy substance that is often still > present at birth, especially in the underarms. Its name means > "varnish" in Latin. Name it. colostrum -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
| Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Nov 04 09:12PM -0700 On Wednesday, November 3, 2021 at 11:17:00 PM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote: > song to cross over into the pop charts, Bill Haley went further > by recording this song in 1954 -- the first to hit #1 in the > pop charts of both the US and the UK. Which song? "Rock Around the Clock" > 2. In 1948, what innovation in recorded music did RCA Victor develop > that made recorded music so much more accessible to young fans? 45 rpm record > before opening his own label in 1952. This record label would > eventually feature big names such as Elvis, Carl Perkins, > and Johnny Cash. What was the name of the record label? Sun > developed much of the hardware and techniques that define rock > and roll -- solid-body guitars, multi-track recording, reverb > and echo effects. Who was this innovator? Les Paul > 5. Breaking away from the Johnnie Johnson Trio, what rock-and-roll > icon made his first solo recording under the name of Charles > Berryn in 1954? Chuck Berry > considered the first major rock-and-roll concert. It ended up > in chaos and the fire department had to close it down. It was > held in a city closely associated with rock and roll. What city? Cleveland > recording, this song was released in 1951. Ike Turner wrote > and performed this tribute to his beloved Oldsmobile with his > Kings of Rhythm band. Name the song. "Rocket 88" > magazine chose Elvis's first commercial single for Sun Records > as the really, truly, honestly first rock-and-roll recording. > What was its name? "That's All Right Mama" > later be disgraced in the payola scandals of the late '50s. > Later still, he was among the first inductees of the Rock and > Roll Hall of Fame in 1986. Who was he? Alan Freed -- Joshua Kreitzer gromit82@hotmail.com |
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