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Rock And Roll

1949

Parent genre(3)

Influence(2)

  • Proto-MetalWidely cited
  • Reggae RockWidely cited

    Influence per Wikidata (P737).

Member(43)

  • Billy JoelWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Ike and Tina TurnerWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Tina TurnerWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Freddie MercuryWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Melissa Auf der MaurWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • The HoneydrippersWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • The DucksWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Little RichardWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • The Rolling StonesWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Chuck BerryWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • The BeatlesWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Bo DiddleyWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • The TemptationsWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Sister Rosetta TharpeWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Bill CurbishleyWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Jerry WexlerWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Jeff BarryWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Ellie GreenwichWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Paul McCartneyWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Todd RundgrenWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Gary UsherWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • London All StarWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Link WrayWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Johnny CashWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Elvis PresleyWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • The ZombiesWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • John LennonWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Mick JaggerWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Manzarek–KriegerWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Little VillageWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Maureen TuckerWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Ronnie WoodWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Brian JonesWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Keith RichardsWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • The QuarrymenWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Phil CampbellWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • LemmyWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Bill WymanWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Larry TaylorWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • The RoulettesWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

  • Ian McLaganWidely cited

    Genre classification (Wikidata P136).

Defines genre(1)

  • “Rocket 88”Disputed

    Often cited as the first rock’n’roll record — sources conflict (vs “That’s All Right”, etc.).

    Rock history (contested)

Championed(1)

  • Alan FreedWidely cited

    Popularised the term “rock and roll” on air.

    Rock history