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Even if the word'pop"disappears from the English vocabulary,the
influence of pop will remain.Pop has become part of British-and American-history.
There has always been a close cultural link,or tie,between Britain and
English-speaking America,not only in literature but also in the popular arts,especially
music.Before the Second World Warthe American exported jazz and the blues.During the 1950s
they exported rock and roll,and star singers like Elvis Presley were idolized by young
Britons and Americans alike.
The people responsible for the pop revolution were four Liverpool boys
who joined together in a group and called themselves the Beatles.They played in small clubs in the back streets of the city.Unlike the famous solo starswho had their songs written for them,the Beatles wrote their own words and music.They had a close personal relationship with their audience,and they expected them to join in and dance to the"beat"of the music.
Audience participation is an essential characteristic of pop culture.
Some pop groups,in particular theRolling Stones,did more than just
entertainment.They wrote words which were deliberately intended to shock.They represented
the anger and bitterness of youthstruggling for ******* against authority,and for this
reason they were regarded by somepeople as the personification of the "permissive society".
The Beatles,on the other hand,finally won the affection-and admiration-
of people of all ages and social backgrounds,As they developed,their songs became more
serious,They wrote not only of love,bue of death and old age andpoverty and daily life.They were respected by many intellectuals and by some serious musicians.Largely thanks to the
Beatles,pop music has grown intoan immense and profitable occupation.
Even if the word'pop"disappears from the English vocabulary,the
influence of pop will remain.Pop has become part of British-and American-history.
There has always been a close cultural link,or tie,between Britain and
English-speaking America,not only in literature but also in the popular arts,especially
music.Before the Second World Warthe American exported jazz and the blues.During the 1950s
they exported rock and roll,and star singers like Elvis Presley were idolized by young
Britons and Americans alike.
The people responsible for the pop revolution were four Liverpool boys
who joined together in a group and called themselves the Beatles.They played in small clubs in the back streets of the city.Unlike the famous solo starswho had their songs written for them,the Beatles wrote their own words and music.They had a close personal relationship with their audience,and they expected them to join in and dance to the"beat"of the music.
Audience participation is an essential characteristic of pop culture.
Some pop groups,in particular theRolling Stones,did more than just
entertainment.They wrote words which were deliberately intended to shock.They represented
the anger and bitterness of youthstruggling for ******* against authority,and for this
reason they were regarded by somepeople as the personification of the "permissive society".
The Beatles,on the other hand,finally won the affection-and admiration-
of people of all ages and social backgrounds,As they developed,their songs became more
serious,They wrote not only of love,bue of death and old age andpoverty and daily life.They were respected by many intellectuals and by some serious musicians.Largely thanks to the
Beatles,pop music has grown intoan immense and profitable occupation.
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