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The status of Austin, Texas, as one of the greatest music cities in the world didn't start in 1987, but the inaugural year of the South by Southwest (SXSW) was a milestone in the city's history—and that of rock 'n' roll in general.
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On Aug. 15, 1969, the '60s came to a close in the most fitting way possible when nearly half a million revelers descended on Bethel, New York, for the most epic music festival in history. Woodstock became a defining moment for rock 'n' roll and American music and culture in general.
In 1956, Ed Sullivan was in a pickle—rock star Elvis Presley was too big to ignore, but his signature hip gyrations were far too scandalous for family TV. The compromise was that the King was booked to perform on the show, but was only filmed from the waist up.
Frontman Jim Morrison belted out the line anyway and Sullivan banned the group from his show, but the Doors—and rock in general—raised the bar for anti-establishment rebellion.
Rock 'n' roll got its own publication of record when the debut issue of Rolling Stone hit the newsstands in 1967. The magazine and its publishers would wield a level of influence over rock music and popular culture that hadn't been concentrated so singularly since Dick Clark's early days with "American Bandstand." From that moment on, gracing the cover of Rolling Stone meant a musician had become a star.
In 1991, Perry Farrell organized a music festival to serve as a farewell tour for his band, Jane's Addiction. What emerged was Lollapalooza, a music festival that functioned as an all-star concert tour that—like individual bands—traveled from city to city.
The incoming flood of culture and talent from across the pond is known as the British Invasion. Townshend destroys on stage
Rolling Stone gave rock 'n' roll a publication, MTV gave it a television network, and in 1983, the genre got its own institution to honor the achievements of those who defined it.
That year, giants of the industry came together to form the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation and began working on plans for a museum. Their vision would come to fruition a dozen years later. Rock fans get an alternative
In 1955, 65 years after it was first heard, "Wop bop a loo bop a lop Porreiro Porreiro!" is still instantly recognizable as the refrain from "Tutti Frutti," Little Richard's first big hit.
In 1969, Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones died mysteriously in a swimming pool at 27 years old, an age that would become central to one of the most tragic and enduring chapters in rock 'n' roll mythology. The recently rediscovered 1930s Delta blues icon Robert Johnson, after all, had died at 27 after selling his soul to the devil in exchange for his talent at Colar masculino the Crossroads, as the legend goes.