Rock
When this band came to the USA in 1963, many saw that as the beginning of the British Invasion.
The Beatles
This artists poetic lyrics made him extremely popular among the folk revival.
Bob Dylan
Soul music is a combination of R&B and this southern church genre.
Gospel
This type of rock was made popular by The Beach Boys
Surf Rock
This man is credited with starting the genre.
James Brown
This man popularized many types of guitar effects that are widely beloved today, such as Fuzz Distortion
Banjos and this were the most common instrument used by folk revival musicians.
Guitar
This famous musician, know as "The Father of Soul" was ironically shot by his father.
Marvin Gaye
This rock featured softer percussion and instruments such as sitar. Trippy, dude!
Psychedelic Rock
This element is, in funk, more important than melody or harmony.
Rhythm
This festival that took place in 1969, featured many famous rock groups.
Woodstock '69
Many folk revival artists were accused of being communists, as part of this national fear.
The Red Scare
Motown is a reference to this city in which the record label was founded.
Detroit, MI
Progressive Rock
This song, released this song in 1967, regarded as the first funk song
Cold Sweat
This genre of music, a combination of Country and Jazz, was a precursor to many of the British rock bands of the time.
Skiffle Beat
Hailing from California, they were the most popular folk revival trio of the time.
The Kingston Trio
This songwriting trio is responsible for the "Motown Sound."
Holland-Dozier-Holland
The Who were the front runners of this style of rock, which used more melodic hooks and polished production.
Pop Rock
The "dance-able" feel of funk is the result of heavy, layered, this.
Syncopation
Rock music was a central part of this movement, which sought to end unjust laws regarding racial discrimination.
Civil Right Movement
Many folk revival artists used this technique, where an old melody is sung with new lyrics.
Interpolation
This compositional technique involves having the entire band drop out and build back up for the final chorus.
Gospel Break
Bands like Cream borrowed from Rock's Roots, and were heavily inspired by musicians like Jimi Hendrix.
Blues Rock
Collective this was common in funk, most on rhythms, and referred to as "jamming"
Improvisation