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    “The Mersey Sound – Adrian Henri, Roger McGough & Brian Patten” by Jesús Milla Cabrera   Table of contents 1. Introduction 2. Setting the scene (Suburban poetry) 2.1. Liverpool: pop poetry 3. Adrian Henri 3.1. Biographical notes 3.2. Main works 3.3. Style and influences 3.4. “Love is...” 4. Roger McGough 4.1. Biographical notes 4.2. Main works 4.3. “Let Me Die a Youngman’s Death” 5. Brian Patten 5.1. Biographical notes 5.2. Main works 5.3. “Little Johnny’s Confession” 6. Personal conclusion 7.

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    Rey Marinas Mus160 CRN 10962 Homework # 2 Rock & Roll Rock music has come a long way since its development in the early 20th century. The genre, defined “as a merger between rhythm&blues and country” (Scaruffi, The History of Rock Music:1955-1966), started out more as an underground market, but ended up becoming a significant aspect of American popular music history. Rock-n-Roll music produce many legendary artists who will forever be known as innovators of the genre. Elvis Presley and Chuck

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    California turned it into a music all about having fun at the beaches and parties. By the 60’s the times were ready for change but something drastic still needed to happen. England would become a major part of American rock. In England Mersey-beat was born. Mersey beat was rock but with history behind it. From this came bands like the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Yardbirds, The Animals, and many others. The Rolling stones became the sensation throughout England. They’re first record became one

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    Essay The History of Rock and Roll

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    Rock music has come a long way since its development in the early 20th century. The genre, defined “as a merger between rhythm&blues and country” (Scaruffi, The History of Rock Music:1955-1966), started out more as an underground market, but ended up becoming a significant aspect of American popular music history. Rock-n-Roll music produce many legendary artists who will for ever be known as innovators of the genre. Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry were some of the many artists in Rock-n-Roll who will

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    The British Invasion took place during the mid-1960’s. British musicians began to look toward their American counterparts for inspiration, copying their styles and advertising to fans in the United States. By this point, British youth had been interested in American rock and roll since the 1950’s, captivated by its pronounced beats and suggestive lyrics (Robbins). However, Britain did not have the same musical background as the United States. In the States, rock and roll emerged from a coalescence

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    The Beatles Music has impacted human lives all throughout history, whether it has been a simple thing like someone playing their guitar in the streets or an overcrowded performance by an artist. The reason behind this is because music has been able to express emotions that many can’t express into words and it has grown so much throughout the years that it has exponentially become a statement for those trying to impact others. A great example of a group, who was able to influence not only lives,

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    the very start. Prehistoric music has started in illiterate cultures, beginning somewhere in geological history. Some suggest that the origin of music likely traces back to naturally occurring sounds and rhythms. Even today, some cultures have certain parts of their music intending to imitate natural sounds. Ancient music is what followed the prehistoric era at the advent of writing. This was the era where musical instruments were first used. This was also the era where they used music theory by

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    Ladies and Gentlemen: The Beatles! From humble beginnings, The Beatles took the world’s stage overnight. Their songs were so good, that young girls screamed, and cried, and pulled their hair from just looking at them! John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr were—and remain, one of the best Rock & Roll bands in existence. The band, with their team, created some of the greatest songs we have ever heard in America, the U.K., and beyond. The Beatles created a new standard for

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    moonlight shined of a knife held by one of the two men in the argument. It was the early hours of the morning the temperature in Liverpool was just above freezing, but with a biting chilly wind of its coast, making its way into Liverpool on the river Mersey it made it feel below zero. “How the fuck did I end up here” thought one of the men in the argument. I’m standing behind two huge goons thick as pig shit and this knob head, waving a knife at us in front of me, demanding I pay what I owe him I haven’t

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    Brad as well as Dan was playing rugby during the national championship. It has been accepted that participating in sport is an inherently risky business and injuries can occur. It could be assumed from the facts that they might be playing as professionals. A relation exists between Dan and Brad because the rules set down that each participant in a lawful sporting contest owes every other participant in that contest a duty of care . Also, it is only possible to take action in court if there is a

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