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Questions tagged [rock-n-roll]

Rock-n-roll music is 4/4 time with a backbeat (emphasis on the off-beats, beats 2 and 4). It developed from "Race" Music (now called Rhythm&Blues) in the 1950s. The electric guitar is, in a sense, the *icon* of Rock-n-roll.

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In popular (i.e., non-classical) music, especially in rock/pop and similar styles: is there a term used to refer to a pattern where the drums delineate a transition between two distinct passages, or ...
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The very popular Heart 80s balad Alone changes between Bb Phrygian (chorus, parts of guitar lead) and Bb minor (verses). Bb Phrygian can be represented by Gb major key signature (6 flats), while Bb ...
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The Show Goes On by Bruce Hornsby and the Range (Spotify, YouTube). At about 45 seconds into the song, some familiar drums start playing. For lack of a better word, I called this a "drum ...
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if my guitarist is playing his Strat in Eb should I be tuning down my bass or keep standard tuning and transpose? Which is more common?
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I have been playing guitar off and on since I was 12 [6 years ago]. Originally I started playing guitar because I desperately wanted to be like my hero Tom Petty. So, for about two years I studied ...
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I'm trying to learn music theory while learn some simple rock songs, such as AC/DC's. For example "Highway to Hell" and "Girls Got Rhythm". I know these notes are used: G - A - B - ...
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What drumsticks/drumstick qualities: suit rock music better? suit teens (specifically 13 year olds)? are better for beginner and intermediate drummers?
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For starters, the song Shangri-la would be good. There is an ok tab on UltimateGuitar.com but it is just a simple one note at a time solo tab and there is a lot more complexity to this song and his ...
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I'm an amateur keyboard musician in a band mainly playing rock and metal songs, using a korg x50. This keyboard is great for its relatively small size and weight, but I'm lacking a bit of more ...
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Currently, I use a 21inch Paiste alpha mega bell ride and an 18inch Zildjian K medium Thin crash. I don't really use the ride except for maybe one song we play, and am looking to consolidate the crash ...
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I'm working on an arrangement that has a Reggae PreChorus moving into a Rock beat similar to what's known as a "Half-Time Beat". Now my problem is moving from the swing feel of the reggae to ...
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My guitar multi fx processor -zoom g3xn My amp model -blackstar I'd core 40 My amp settings always tempers the tone of my processor patches..what would be my amp settings to be able to get the real ...
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I'm thinking about making an unofficial Club Penguin Music Jam song for the Pizza Parlor, and I want to make it inspired by Chuck Berry, the king of Rock and Roll. What can I do to achieve the Chuck ...
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In two different rock songs from the 80s that I've listened to, Fool in the Rain by Led Zeppelin and Paradise City by Guns N' Roses, there has been a part in the song after the first verse and chorus ...
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It is said that the 4 beatle never learned music theory, and is proven by many interviews from them. They are known for writing rock hits that had always hit the charts and the songs they had written ...
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