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As most of the Delta blues guitarists of the 1950s saw their national record ... players including Black Mississippians Ike Turner and Bo Diddley. Some of the White rockabillies, like Arkansas's ...

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Exercise and diet are not the only things to radically change over the last half-century. In the 1950s, a new home cost £2,000 but an office worker's average wage was just £ 14 a week.

Elvis Presley changed rock and roll by interpreting songs written by others.Like Johnny Cash, once Elvis recorded a song, it was hard to hear it any other way. He turned famous originals like “Hound ...

Ever since Chuck Berry hot-wired the "jump blues" sound in the 1950s, the electric guitar has ... you kinda have to do it. Bo Diddley is an American original. He introduced a new, syncopated ...

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After World War Two finished in 1945 life got better for children in Britain during the 1950s. The destruction of the war and evacuation had shown people how poor many children were. It was agreed ...

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ENGLEWOOD, Colo — Bo knows Denver is a passionate sports town. As a big basketball fan, Bo Nix during his introductory press conference as the Broncos’ new rookie quarterback gave a shoutout ...

Ever since Chuck Berry hot-wired the "jump blues" sound in the 1950s, the electric guitar has been the soul of rock-and-roll. The plugged-in, amplified twang and squeal sounded like noise to ...