Instruments
The whistling, whooping and hollering on mexican recordings.
Gritos
A country star, turned pop star who got her start writing for some of the biggest musicians in Nashville who also sadly does not own her music.
Taylor Swift
This genre is one of the earliest forms of American music that has been consistently recycled to form new music. As of recent, it has been revamped by musician Lil Nas X
Country Music
An early nursery rhyme about a girl who brought her pet lamb to school.
Mary Had a Little Lamb
In New Orleans, this square is a place where enslaved people would gather on Sundays to dance and sing.
Congo Square
A folk instrument that is often mistaken for a violin.
Fiddle
In Latin Music, these are groups of musicians that dressed in charro costumes promoting the sounds of Mexico.
Mariachi
A genre of music known for it's topics of poverty, depression, addiction, work (or lack of).
The Blues
This style in African music is often used today in Sports, & Gospel music. "Call and ???"
Call & Response
This country is where the British Invasion started.
A small instrument used famously by Stevie Wonder by using the mouth to direct air into the sound holes. Behind each holes contains one reed.
Harmonica
The king of Pop, also the owner of the Beatles music catalog.
Michael Jackson
Music with unknown composers, or music performed by custom over a long period of time.
Folk Music
The musician who got his start performing in Lake Charles hotels. He found success with his song "Don't Mess with My Toot Toot"
Rockin Sydney
This continent is the home to instruments like the Koto, Shamisen, and the Taiko drums.
Asia
A percussion instrument from African that is known to mimic the human voice. It was an important instrument in a 2018 superhero film.
Talking drum or Dondo
The king of Zydeco music.
Clifton Chenier
Cultural phenomenon of the mid-1960s, when rock and pop music acts from the United Kingdom and other aspects of British culture became popular in the United States and significant to the rising "counterculture" on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
British Invasion
Every song has two sides when it is being created. The composition and the ???
Master
Besides New York, and Los Angeles this city in Tennessee has the most popular music scene in the country.
Nashville
Frottoir
The only group from the British Invasion that achieved a large amount of success like the Beatles. They named the band after a Muddy Waters song. A rolling rock.
The Rolling Stones
A vulnerable union of poetry and music, popular in today's music by artist like Sam Smith, Adele, and Ed Sheeran. Begins with the letter B
Ballad
The name of the record company started by Sam Phillips to sell the genre of Rockabilly to the country. The name of the company is a 3 letter word that is synonymous with daylight
Sun Records
Who owns the Beatles catalog?
Michael Jackson