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Pour Some Sugar On Me is an all time classic. Def Leppard is one of the best rock bands of the 80′s to which few can compare!
Popular Music from the 1980s, Genres including Pop, Hip Hop/Rap, New Wave, Hair Metal and top songs and artists from each year
The 80′s feel like such a long time ago; however, the songs our parents grew up on heavily influenced today's modern pop culture. Even after all this time, the music is still played and frequently listen to by people today!
This week on Noon Edition, local experts joined us in studio to discuss the impact of Woodstock 40 years later.
What made Woodstock so interesting and unique is that is wasn't just about hippies and drugs! It focused on true political issues that were plaguing the country at the time!
From August 15-18, 1969, something remarkable happened. While we remember the anti-war chants, the hippie fashion, the mud and the nudity, music was Woodstock's core.
Elenore Rigby
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbxTlxuECJA
Elenore Rigby was a key change in rock and roll history because it demonstrated that rock songs don’t always need to have happy endings or traditional drums and guitars to become hits. It marked a change in rock and roll because it was not the typical upbeat song like the others sung by The Beatles. It also did not use traditional drums and guitars. Instead, McCartney suggested the use of an eight-piece string section with cellos, violins, and violas.
Feedback
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrAV5EVI4tU
I Feel Fine marked a key change in rock and roll history in that it was the first intentional use of acoustic feedback in a pop recording. Prior to this, feedback was simply considered a technical malfunction and not an artistic enhancement.This technique went on to influence other bands like the Yardbirds, the Creation, and Townshend who then went on to develop it further into a more sophisticated fuzz box which was used to produce an infinite sustain on a particular note which became one of Jimi Hendrick’s trademarks.
The last live performance
Watch (mtv) the beatles - rooftop concert 1969 - video dailymotion - eduardo07 on dailymotion
On January 30, 1969 the Beatles play their last live performance on the rooftops of London. During the performance you can see just how much all the group members changed through the years. Despite tensions after Epstein‘s death the Beatles put aside their differences and put on one last good show. 
Abbey Road
Abbey Road was the last album the Beatles ever recorded. Even though this album took a lot of criticism and enter the British album chart at number one in October and stay there for a total of 17 weeks and it’s been 11 weeks at number one in the US. Despite ban tensions they still managed to crank out one last album that combined everything that is unique about the Beatles. 
Abbey Road
Sergeant peppers lonely hearts club band
Sergeant peppers lonely hearts club band was the Beatles eighth album and became the soundtrack to Summer love but it’s appeal is timeless. The music was more complex than any other album before it was different exciting and colorful in the way that it was delivered. 
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Psychedelic rock
Psychedelic rock became popular in the late 1960s and was largely inspired by hallucinogens such as marijuana and LSD. This was initially centered on the West Coast United States where the early hippie movements were taking place. Some notable groups that experimented with psychedelic rock were the Beatles the Beach boys and the Rolling Stones.
How World War II affected British rockmusic
World War II left most of Europe in shambles and set them back in numerous ways. Music was one of those. Due to the wartime rationing it took a long time for rock to really take hold in Britain; however, during the 1960s British rock bands started to gain more popularity in America and that’s begin the British invasion.
British Invasion, mid-1960s musical movement wherein British rock-and-roll became popular in the United States.
The early days
Before Epstein the Beatles were simply just another rock band playing small gigs around Liverpool. He put them together and created a well-developed rock machine. If not for him they may have always been nothing more than a simple rock band in Liverpool.
The royal variety performance. 
On November 4, 1963 the Beatles playing for Queen Elizabeth during the royal variety performance. And Lennon was well known for not holding back his comments and thoughts. Being that Britain was still very classist, he made the comment that everyone in the cheap seats should clap their hands and those in the nicer seats should rattle their jewlry. As seen in the video the queen become very uncomfortable with this comment.
Looking back at John Lennon's legendary "rattle your jewelry" comment.
Skiffle
Skillful rock is a style of music that was first popular is in United States in the 1920s. However it wasn’t real popular rise until the late 1950s when British bands started re-experimenting with this kind of music because of the cheap instruments that it required. it was really popularized with the Beatles and was part of their signature style.
Skiffle, style of music played on rudimentary instruments, first popularized in the United States in the 1920s but revived by British musici
Soul Covers The Beatles
The Beatles admired the soul music of Motown and often try to incorporate it into their own music and use the same theme of love and romance and even covered Motown hits. After the Beatles career soul artists began covering the Beatles. The difference between the two is so artist tend to have a slower tempo and beat, and would accentuate the chorus in a drawn out soulful matter, and had more of an acoustic background versus your classic rock and skifle The Beatles were known for using. 
Mowtown’s Influence
The 1960s were a time of increasing racial tensions. However, Gordy’s Motown industry is a positive example of empowering talented black artists to come together and produce well known music that is still heard today.  because of Motown black artists were actually given a chance and were credited for their hard work and efforts. 
For almost 60 years Tamla Motown hasproved that black soul and R&Bis universally popular. In Britain, this was especially true with its re-e
Martha Reeves
Martha Reeves and the Vandellas had a huge success within the Motown industry. The pinnacle of their career came with “dancing in the street” and was so era defining that there was an entire book written about it.