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௄ঊӤߦeԢ቟੊๬ Curriculum Extension 12 Rock  music  originated  in  the  1940's  and  50's  and  grew   from  various  other  American  music  forms,  including  blues,   country  and  jazz.  In  its  earliest  incarnation2),  musicians  such   as  Chuck  Berry  and  Jerry  Lee  Lewis  were  playing  edgier   and  more  upbeat  music  than  their  predecessors3).  The  term   "rock  and  roll"  was  applied  to  music  for  the  ¿rst  time  in  1951   by  Cleveland  disc  jockey  Alan  Freed  after  a  Trixie  Smith's   song  "My  Baby  Rocks  Me  with  One  Steady  Roll".   Though  what  is  considered  the  first  true  rock  record   is  debatable,  Rolling  Stone  magazine  has  argued  that  it  is   Elvis  Presley's  1954  debut  "That's  All  Right  (Mama)",  which   was  recorded  at  Sun  Records  in  Memphis.  Though  rock   music  did  have  some  big  acts  in  the  1950's,  including  Elvis,   Link  Wray  and  Little  Richard,  it  was  taken  to  another  level  in   the  1960's. The  British  Invasion,  which  began  in  1964,  marked  a   massive  inÀux4)  of  British  rock  bands  into  mainstream  American   music.  First  the  Beatles  and  then  other  acts  like  the  Rolling   Stones,  the  Animals  and  the  Kinks,  along  with  dozens  of   other  groups,  all  went  from  unknown  to  enormously  popular  in   Certain  aspects  of  the  history  of  rock  music  are  hotly  debated.  It  is  impossible  to  draw  a  timeline  explaining   when  it  was  created  because  people  interpret1)  what  is  considered  rock  music  differently.  However,  rock  can   generally  be  traced  to  roots  in  American  music  and  culture. ᄩࡐૂڦ૦๏ሞగၵݛ௬ᅃ኱ԏ๴ኛᅱăᆯᇀට்ܔᄩࡐૂڦۨᅭ૙঴փᅃLj࿢்࿮݆ࣃ؜ᅃཉ้क़ዡઠຫ௽ ഄׂิڦඓൎ้क़ăփࡗLjᄩࡐૂएԨฉ੗ᅜጕ໓ڟெࡔڦᅼૂࢅ࿔ࣅă ᄩࡐૂഐᇸᇀ20๘ु຺Ă࿵ๆ౎پLjٗઢۙ ᅼૂĂၕ٩ૂࢅਤ๗ૂڪܠዖெࡔڦᅼૂୁಋᄇՎ ܸઠăሞᄩࡐૂႚׯ؛೺Ljᅼૂॆֱਖ਼·∙Ԟ૛Ăম ෌·∙૚·∙ିᅟຯڪටᄇጾڦᅼૂᇑ໱்ڦമԜ၎Բ߸ྺ घӆ࣌੺ă1951౎Ljਖ਼૧ސનۉ໼אೌবణዷ׼ට Ҹ୿·∙ޡ૛ڤߵ਍༬ૢਖ਼ဇ·∙๏௢ຯڦߤ൸Ė࿢ڦԐԞ ᅜࠦۨڦࡐۯᄩᄿ࿢ėLj๯ْ๑ᆩକĐᄩࡐđᅃَ ઠኸپኄዖᅼૂă ৑࠶ට்ܔనᅃቧאೌ֍๟ڼᅃቧኈኟᅪᅭฉڦ ᄩࡐૂאೌช࿮ۨஃLjڍĖࡐ็ėሗኾᅃ኱ණۨ1954 ౎மྦྷүܻྼຯ·∙೵ૃຯ૧ሞ௕ݤຯڦ໿ᄞאೌࠅິ୤ ዆ڦ๯ቧጆडĖு๚କ(ஐஐ)ė๟ڼᅃቧኈኟᅪᅭฉ ڦᄩࡐૂאೌă໚඗ሞ20๘ु50౎پᄩࡐૂඓํᅙᆶ କᅃၵኪఁߤ๮LjසமྦྷĂଠਖ਼·∙ૃࢅၭ૙ֱڤLjڍڟ 60౎پᄩࡐૂ֍ኈኟ݀ᄙ࠼ٷă ๔ᇀ1964౎ڦĐᆈ୿෇ൔđᅜዚܠᆈࡔᄩࡐૂܓ ৊ਬெࡔዷୁૂ༇ྺՔኾă๯ံ৊෇ெࡔڦ๟ಽཀྵ๗ ૂܓLjኮࢫࡐ็Ăۯ࿿ࢅആၙڪഄ໱ዚܠૂܓᄺݵ዁ ᬥઠăٗ1964౎ਸ๔ڦଇ౎้क़૛Ljኄၵૂܓሞெࡔ ᆯఐఐ࿮࿕Վڥٷࢤٷጭăഄዐ࢔ܠૂܓLjԈઔಽཀྵ Œ By Aaron Baer Harsha ᅳ / ቶ൞ആ ྲѿ଎ᕛeᆦᇺڦಽཀྵ๗ What's Hot 12 ௄ঊӤߦeԢ቟੊๬ Curriculum Extension 13 America  in  a  two-­year  period  beginning  in  1964.  Many   of  these  bands,  including  the  Beatles,  the  Rolling   Stones  and  the  Yardbirds  (fronted5) by a then little- known gentleman named Eric Clapton),  cited  American   blues  as  a  major  musical  inÀuence. ๗Ăࡐ็ࢅབྷౕ(ഄዷאү ૛ਖ਼·∙ਖ਼ઙ೵ܙఫ้࣏๟࿋း ྺටኪڦၭิ)ۼණྺெࡔ ڦઢۙᅼૂܔ໱்ׂิକዘ ᄲᆖၚă 1.   interpret  [�D�J2�FH�J]  vt.  ૙঴Lj କ঴ 2.   incarnation  [��DA���D;���D]  n.   ༬๺঩܎ 3.   predecessor  [�FH?�:�I;I��H�]  n.   (ԥൽپڦ)ᇱᆶ๚࿿Ljമว 4.   inÀux  [��D论文

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