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Quinn is the heavy metal band that was founded in 1971 after guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor, who was a member of different bands, decided to join with vocalist and piano player Freddie Mercury. Then some next time bassist John Deacon joined them and in 1972 they signed with EMI Records. Their first single "Keep Yourself Alive" was released not long after that, but did not sell well. Then their debut album Queen came out in '73 by combining hard rock glam falam album.

When the band until 1974, they became big with third album Sheer Heart Attack. The album they see themselves to be number two in Britain and the album single "Killer Queen" became the band's most nge-Hit in the U.S.. They also began making a name for themselves, especially the Mercury is from the beginning is always dressed in satin and when performing on stage she was always full of attractive and penampilanya stage such as stage drama.

A Night At The Opera is one of the albums released in 1975 that made them superstars. The album was ranked number five in the U.S., and in Britain ranked number one and was in that position for nine weeks. The album has a single that has a musical composition like opera with a single seven-minute duration of "Bohemian Rhapsody", a mini opera written by Mercury. It is a rock opera that truly sounded like a opera, even combined with a distinctive twang hevy metal guitar style. With many vocal that mendayu, blow hard drumming, mellow piano, making songs that are most preferred for their fans. But A Night At The Opera also have songs other great and all band members helped write some of them including Deacon's "Your My Best Friend", which is perfect for Mercury's voice, and Taylor's heavy metal lead vocal, drums a pounding " I'm in Love With My Car ".

The next album, A Day At The Races, released in 1976 which exploded with a single, "Somebody To Love". Then the next album released in '77 is the album News of the World with a double single called "We Will Rock You" menjadikanya occupy the top ten of the charts, written by May, and Mercury "We Are The Champions". "Champions" is a song that pretty much carry the message and is still used as an anthem for champion sports teams worldwide. In 1978, Queen became more successful with the release of the album Jazz have one more double A hit single, "Fat bottomed Girls" and "Bicycle Race".

Queen at the height of their popularity as they entered the decade of the 80s. The album The Game was released in early 1980. This album contains four songs hit in the U.S. is, "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," an Elvis like song, and the somewhat disco sounding "Another One Bites the Dust" and "Play the Game". The song "Save Me" is also one single from the albu that exploded in England. Whatever the reason, this will be the last real big Queen album in the United States and as the eighties they seem to continue to fade there. But back home in Britain will be the things that are still strong. "Under Pressure", recorded with David Bowie to be number one in Britain in 1981 and in '84 they became the number two in the UK charts with "Radio Gaga". Then they played a great show at the Live Aid benefit concert in 1985. In '86, A Kind of Magic sold out in Britain and throughout Europe, but failed to sell at all in the United States. The same fate will happen to 1989, The Miracle. 1991's slightly better in the U.S., peaking at number 30.

But in early 1991, the band was nearing the end of his career. Mercury terminally ill AIDS, although his fans did not know at first. Then at the end of the news began to spread about the health of the Mercury and on 22 November, he issued a statement confirming he was suffering from AIDS-. He died only two days later. Surviving Queen members and his friends do one last Queen gig. It was held at Wembley Stadium in London on May 20, 1992, and television around the world. Featuring guest artists such as Bowie, Elton John, George Michael, Annie Lennox, Def Leppard and Guns N 'Roses, the concert raised Millions for the Mercury Phoenix Trust, which was established for AIDS awareness. Also at this time the song "Bohemian Rhapsody" was issued again to raise funds as AIDS research projects, and soared to the top of the UK charts. The song also climbed to number 2 in the U.S. after featured in the film Wayne's World.

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Deep Purple is a British hard rock group that is considered as one of the pioneers of heavy metal music along with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath. Embryo is the creation of Deep Purple Jon Lord who previously played for The Flowerpot Man with other fellow musicians, Chris Curtis, and a businessman who tries to be a music producer, Tony Edwards. In December 1967, Curtis was hired Ritchie Blackmore who was then trying his fortune in Germany with Neil Christian And The Crusaders.
Prior to Germany, Blackmore had joined with The Outlaws and Screaming Lord Sutch And The savages. The song "The Address" and "Mandrake Root" is written on the first meeting of Blackmore and Lord. Soon after joining fellow bassist also in The Flowerpot Man Lord, Nick Simper. To fill the position of vocalist and drummer, Lord and Blackmore recruited Rod Evans and Ian Paice. Having had named himself as the Roundabout, March 1968 they officially became Deep Purple.
Before deciding on the name of Deep Purple sempay name other names on the band's name was proposed as "Orpheus", "Concrete God", also name "Sugarlump". On one morning, Ritchie suggested the name "Deep Purple" because it is the name of her grandmother's favorite song, which is quite popular in the 1920s and became a hit group Nino Tempo And April Stevens in 1963. In 1969, the fate Simper and Evans dumped abruptly by Blackmore, Lord, and Paice. Richtie and out of the pub to find a replacement. Finally, he was impressed with two personnel Episode Six, Ian Gillan and Roger Glover. Deep Purple formed in Hertfordshire in 1968 by Chris Curtis who then recruited Jon Lord and Ritchie Blackmore. This group was originally called Roundabout. But Chris Curtis just resigned before they could release an album. Jon and Ritchie then took Nick Simper, Rod Evans, and Ian Paice. The name proposed by Deep Purple Ritchie Blackmore's favorite song title is taken from Ritchie Blackmore's grandmother.
Their first album Shades of DEEP PURPLE managed to penetrate the United States and achieve success there. But in England where they lived, Deep Purple has not won many fans even after the second album was released. Only after Rod Evans and Nick Simper replaced by Roger Glover and Ian Gillan and released their 3rd album DEEP PURPLE IN ROCK, the British public will begin to look their album. Deep Purple's top hard rock with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, who is also from England. The songs range of Speed King, Child In Time, Black Night, Fireball, Smoke on the Water, and Highway Star has become a standard reference for the musicians after their hard rock. Some big names are listed once the personnel of this legendary band. In the sector there is vocalist David Coverdale and Joe Lynn Turner. While in the position of the base there as a guitarist Glenn Hughes and Tommy Bolin registered name and Joe Satriani.
For nearly 40 years in existence was 18 studio albums and 5 live albums they release. With the recent formation of Ian Gillan (vocals), Steve Morse (guitar), Roger Glover (bass), Don Airey (keyboards), and Ian Paice (drums) they released the album Rapture terakir OF THE DEEP 2005 yesterday. Deep Purple ever recorded as the world's loudest band in the Guinness Book of World Records and has sold more than 100 million copies of their album. Old rock band, Deep Purple, asking the fans to not buy their last album. According to them, recording the album is the worst concerts along the way their music career. Attitude chanter SMOKE ON THE WATER that annoy the Sony BMG recording, which has launched a double live album, NEC 1993, to help promote the latest Deep Purple tour. Vocalist Ian Gillian and guitarist Ritchie Blackmore hostile to each other during their concert in Birmingham, England. Gillan said the executive from the recording label, on their decision to launch the NEC 1993, as "opportunist fat cats'.

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Rock and roll began to emerge as a new style in music in America in the late 1940s as a branch of music country and western cultural products of Americans were white, and the music rhythm and blues (R & B) which is a product of African-American culture. Elements of rock and roll actually already be heard on the songs of the 1930s country and blues songs from the 1920's. Nevertheless, this new musical genre is not called "rock and roll" until the 1950s. An early form of rock and roll was rockabilly that combines elements of R & B, blues, jazz, and folk music influenced Appalachian and gospel music. When traced further, the precursor of rock and roll music can be found in the Five Points slum, the city of New York in the mid-19th century. In the area for the first time of mixing between the rhythmic African dance with European music, especially folk music to dance Irish jigs are very melodic.
Black gospel singers from the Southern United States region use the term "rocking" to describe something similar to the appointment process which will be experienced people who believe in end times. The term "rocking" in the late 1940s became a double meaning, "dance" and also "sex", as in the lyrics of the song "Good Rocking Tonight" which brought the blues musician Roy Brown. Songs like this are usually only played the radio station that broadcast the music of African-Americans and is rarely heard among the white people.
In the decade of the 1920s and 1930s, the white people in America a lot to like white musicians who play jazz and blues music of African-Americans. The same music but when black musicians played it often does not get reception. R & B musician who favored black-skinned white people just a few, prominent among them was Louis Jordan, Mills Brothers, and The Ink Spots. During the new songs yet many are created, the song hit in the early era of rock and roll mostly a re-recording of the song R & B or blues that have been known previously. Blues music genre will continue to give inspiration to rock musicians. Delta blues style of blues musicians like Robert Johnson and Skip James became the inspiration for British rock musician of The Yardbirds, Cream, and Led Zeppelin.
In 1951, Alan Freed, a DJ in Cleveland, Ohio began to play the kind of music that predicted a likable listeners from all walks and races. Alan Freed is touted as the man who first used the term "rock and roll" for R & B music is cheerful and energetic. While working as a DJ at radio station WJW in Cleveland, Alan Freed rock and roll concerts of the first. The concert was held March 21, 1952 and was named "The Moondog Coronation Ball". The event was attended by an audience of mostly African-American, but must end when just beginning because the audience was incredible dense. After the first concert a success, Alan Freed continued to hold various performances of rock and roll that many people watch black and white. Performing like this help spread the African-American musical styles in various circles.
Music observers often argue about the musician who has the right note as a maker of recording the first rock and roll. Sister Rosetta Tharpe was recording music full of screams and pounding in the 1930's and 1940's. Musical style similar to typical rock and roll in the mid-1950s. Sister Rosetta had occupied the pop charts in 1938 with rhythmic gospel songs like "This Train" and "Rock Me", and continued in the 1940s with "Strange Things Happenin Every Day", "Up Above My Head", and "Down By The Riverside". Another musician who sings gospel / blues with boogie piano accompaniment is Big Joe Turner with "Roll 'em Pete". The song was recorded in 1939, but is almost indistinguishable from the style of rock and roll in the 1950s. Artists who released the tape-like rock and roll in the decade of the 1940s and early 1950s, among them: Roy Brown ("Good Rocking Tonight", 1947), Paul Bascomb ("Rock and Roll", 1947), Fats Domino ("The Fat Man," 1949), Big Joe Turner ("Honey, Hush", 1953, and "Shake, Rattle and Roll", 1954), and Les Paul and Mary Ford ("How High the Moon," 1951) .
Rolling Stone magazine article published in 2004 claimed the first singles Elvis Presley's Sun Records production, entitled "That's All Right (Mama)" is recording the first rock and roll. [1]. Meanwhile, the hit song "Bo Diddley" and "I'm A Man" by Bo Diddley said to be a pioneer of new stomping beat, and introduce how to play guitar a unique and an inspiration to other musicians.
The song "Rock Around the Clock" by Bill Haley was the first rock and roll song which topped the Billboard magazine charts for sales figures and the number of playback songs (airplay) on the radio. Bill Haley opened the door for a new wave of pop culture called rock and roll. Other musicians who created the hit song in the early period of rock and roll is Chuck Berry, Little Richard, and group doo-wop vocal style. Meanwhile, in pop music singers triumph that has become a star since the previous decade, such as Eddie Fisher, Perry Como and Patti Page. In the early period of rock and roll, they began to have difficulty putting pop songs in the charts due to obstructed rock and roll song.
Rock and roll and boogie woogie both use a single bar (bar), eight percussion and equally chord progressions played 12-bar blues. Nevertheless, rock and roll is more emphasis on the backbeat than boogie woogie. Little Richard combined boogie-woogie piano with a heavy backbeat and sings with a voice shouting from affected style of singing gospel music. Musicians such as Ray Charles and Smokey Robinson praised the style of Little Richard singing it says brings a new color in music. Little Richard James Brown praised as a musician who first entered the music elements of funk into the beat of rock and roll. Elvis Presley Little Richard also mentioned as a source of inspiration. However, the combination of elements of music such as that done Little Richard is nothing new. Before Little Richard, have a lot of musicians who do the same, for example Esquerita, Cecil Gant, Amos Milburn, Piano Red, and Harry Gibson. Little Richard's wild style of screaming and calling for "wuuu wuuu," is already used Marion Williams and many more female gospel singer in the 1940's. Roy Brown also had shouted "yoooooww" long before Richard did in the song "Is not No Rockin no More".