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The Jackson 5: 1960s-70s – RB Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5 By the late 60s and early 70s, “RB” was changing from “blues” music to a kind of slow-dance pop RB was no longer blues, but “soul” ABC Easy as 123 – Jackson 5 You went to school to learn girlthings you never knew beforelike I before E except after Cand why 2 plus 2 makes 4now, now, nowIm gonna teach you, teach you, teach youall about love girl, all about lovesit yourself down, take a seatall you gotta do is repeat after meA B C , Its easy as1 2 3 , as simple asdo re mi, A B C, 1 2 3baby you and me girl Come on and love me just a little bitIm gonna teach you how to sing it out, come on, come on, come onlet me tell you what its all aboutreading, writing, arithmaticare the branches of the learning treebut without the roots of love everyday girlyour education aint completeteachers gonna show you (shes gonna show you)how to get an A how to spell me, you, add the twolisten to me baby thats all you got to do Marvin Gaye: 1960s-70s – RB Marvin Gaye Marvin Gaye is another good example of an RB musician whose music moved away from blues. He sang many sweet love songs He influenced many more modern RB singers * * * * Thelonious Monk Miles Davis: 1950s-60’s-Jazz: Trumpet Miles Davis Miles played the trumpet He was a great band leader He always tried to change his music with the times, even moving away from jazz music He is considered the originator of ‘cool’ jazz John Coltrane: 1950s-60s –Jazz: Tenor Saxophone John Coltrane Coltrane began his jazz career playing be-bop with Miles Davis His later music was influenced by Asian and African music (especially rhythm). Some called it “Energy Music”. He died in 1966 at age 40 Eric Dolphy–1950s-60s- Jazz - Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Flute -1950s-60s Eric Dolphy Eric Dolphy was a very hard-working musician . He played alto saxophone, flute, and bass clarinet, all very well He wrote his own music and was famous for playing with