Pop: A comprehensive & engaging Music History PPT (links, handouts & more)

***GOOGLE COMPATIBLE***

1) Drag and Drop the Word Doc or PowerPoint into Google Drive

2) Then Go to "FILE", and SAVE AS "GOOGLE SLIDES" or "GOOGLE DOCS"

***Updated to add new slides and tie content directly to the Pop Family Feud review game

***Updated with several new slides added (now with 25 genre-specific slides and 15 universal slides used with every genre)

***Updated to include teacher directions for each slide

There are 20 Genres to choose from on over 400 beautifully designed slides including: ragtime, gospel, blues, jazz, country, swing, folk, pop, bluegrass, R&B (Rhythm and Blues), Rock & Roll, Soul, Rock, Funk, Reggae, Disco, Alternative, Hip Hop, Metal, Rap

Each download contains a 40-slide PowerPoint (15 universal, 25 genre-specific) and a detailed graphic organizer for students to follow along (in both PDF and MS WORD format)

Each PowerPoint gives background, primary source quotations, images, details and characteristics of the music, as well as links to music, videos, clips and more. Studying each genre could take 1-3 days, depending on how many music samples you choose to show.

These highly engaging resources could be used in many ways, like:

* Enrichment at the Elementary level

* Middle School or High School for a "history of music" or "history of rock n' roll class"

* High School U.S. History

* To supplement any music class

Hundreds and hundreds of artists are mentioned and sampled throughout the lessons, including:

1. The Beatles –

2. Bob Dylan –

3. Elvis Presley –

4. Rolling Stones –

5. Chuck Berry –

6. Jimi Hendrix –

7. James Brown –

8. Little Richard –

9. Aretha Franklin –

10. Ray Charles -

11. Bob Marley –

12. The Beach Boys –

13. Buddy Holly –

14. Led Zeppelin –

15. Stevie Wonder –

16. Sam Cooke –

17. Muddy Waters –

18. Marvin Gaye

19. Velvet Underground –

20. Bo Diddley –

21. Otis Redding –

22. U2 –

23. Bruce Springsteen –

24. Jerry Lee Lewis –

25. Fats Domino –

26. The Ramones –

27. Nirvana –

28. Prince –

29. The Who –

30. The Clash –

31. Johnny Cash –

32. Smokey Robinson –

33. The Everly Brothers –

34. Neil Young –

35. Michael Jackson –

36. Madonna –

37. Roy Orbison –

38. John Lennon –

39. David Bowie –

40. Simon and Garfunkel –

41. The Doors –

42. Van Morrison

43. Sly and the Family Stone –

44. Public Enemy –

45. The Byrds –

46. Janis Joplin –

47. Patti Smith –

48. Run-DMC –

49. Elton John –

50. The Band –

51. Howlin' Wolf –

52. Allman Brothers Band –

53. Eric Clapton –

54. Dr. Dre –

55. Grateful Dead –

56. Parliament/Funkadelic -

57. Aerosmith –

58. Sex Pistols –

59. Louis Jordan –

60. Joni Mitchell –

61. Tina Turner –

62. Etta James –

63. Phil Spector –

64. The Kinks –

65. Al Green -

66. Cream –

67. The Temptations –

68. Jackie Wilson –

69. Carl Perkins –

70. The Police –

71. Frank Zappa –

72. AC/DC –

73. Radiohead –

74. Hank Williams –

75. The Eagles –

76. The Shirelles –

77. Beastie Boys –

78. The Stooges –

79. The Four Tops –

80. Elvis Costello –

81. The Drifters -

82. Eminem –

83. N.W.A. –

84. James Taylor –

85. Black Sabbath –

86. Tupac Shakur –

87. Gram Parsons –

88. Miles Davis –

89. The Yardbirds –

90. Carlos Santana –

91. Ricky Nelson

92. Guns n Roses -

93. Booker T. and the MG's –

94. Nine Inch Nails –

95. Lynyrd Skynyrd –

96. Martha and the Vandellas –

97. Diana Ross and the Supremes -

98. Roxy Music –

99. Curtis Mayfield –

100. Lee 'Scratch' Perry –

***Designed for classrooms, ideal for distance learning as well #distancelearningTpT