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DJ Kool Herc and the “Merry-Go-Round” Technique

DJ Kool Herc and the “Merry-Go-Round” Technique

In this demonstration recorded at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, DJ Kool Herc--known as the "Father of Hip-Hop"--explains and performs his pioneering "merry-go-round" turntable technique. This early form of looping backbeats allowed him to extend the most danceable…

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Solomon Burke Reflects on “A Change is Gonna Come”

Solomon Burke Reflects on “A Change is Gonna Come”

This two-minute video features Rock Hall Inductee Solomon Burke reflecting on the natural progression between gospel and pop music and how themes of love and faith connect the two genres. He shares the personal significance of performing Sam Cooke's "A…

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Induction Explained: Bruce Springsteen

Induction Explained: Bruce Springsteen

A Rock Hall educator explores Bruce Springsteen's lasting influence on rock music through his lyrical depth, electrifying performances, and connection to everyday American life. The video highlights his dual songwriting approach--capturing personal details and addressing broader social and political themes--while…

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Induction Explained: Madonna

Induction Explained: Madonna

In this three-minute video, a Rock Hall educator introduces Madonna's career and impact, highlighting her musical innovation, boundary-pushing style, and influence on generations of artists. The video explores her genre-spanning discography, visual storytelling, and commitment to live performance excellence. This…

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Jann Wenner on Rolling Stone Covering Presidential Campaigns

Jann Wenner on Rolling Stone Covering Presidential Campaigns

In this interview excerpt, Rolling Stone magazine founder Jann Wenner reflects on the publication’s increasing engagement with politics during the Vietnam War era—particularly during the landmark 1972 presidential election. Wenner explains that this was the first election in which 18-year-olds…

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Jann Wenner on His Team and Photographer Baron Wolman

Jann Wenner on His Team and Photographer Baron Wolman

In this interview excerpt, Rolling Stone magazine founder Jann Wenner reflects on assembling the publication’s original editorial and creative team, which included icons like Hunter S. Thompson, Ralph Gleason, Tom Wolfe, Linda McCartney, Ben Fong-Torres, and Baron Wolman. Speaking with…

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Jann Wenner on the Power of Rock & Roll

Jann Wenner on the Power of Rock & Roll

In this brief but impactful interview excerpt, Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner reflects on the universal, connective power of rock & roll. He shares how music—especially rock—creates a shared language and experience for people across cultures and generations. Whether it’s…

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David Spero on Upbeat, Artists, and the Music Industry

David Spero on Upbeat, Artists, and the Music Industry

In this interview, Cleveland radio personality and music manager David Spero speaks with Andy Leach, Senior Director of Museum & Archives Collections at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, about the groundbreaking television show Upbeat and its place in…

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How to Put On a Show with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra

How to Put On a Show with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra

This behind-the-scenes video gives learners a firsthand look at what it takes to plan and produce a major rock concert tour with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Through interviews with the production team, students learn about the scale of equipment, teamwork, logistics,…

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Careers in Music with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra

Careers in Music with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra

This four-minute video features behind-the-scenes voices from the Trans-Siberian Orchestra's production and management teams, sharing how their passion for music led to careers in the touring industry. Team members reflect on the value to hands-on experience, education, and stepping outside…

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Rosanne Cash on the Music Industry

Rosanne Cash on the Music Industry

This 2021 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame panel features acclaimed singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash reflecting on the evolution of the music industry through the lens of gender equity and artist experience. Cash shares her personal encounters with sexism in the…

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Alice Randall on LaVern Baker

In this video excerpt from a 2021 Rock Hall virtual panel, author Alice Randall reads from her book "Black Bottom Saints" and summarizes the life of Rock Hall Inductee LaVern Baker. The reading explores Baker's struggles with artistic theft, including…

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Jann Wenner Talking About 1960s Berkeley

Jann Wenner Talking About 1960s Berkeley

In this reflective interview excerpt, Jann Wenner—founder of Rolling Stone magazine—speaks with Rock & Roll Hall of Fame CEO Greg Harris about his formative experiences at the University of California, Berkeley in the 1960s. Wenner shares how the political and…

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Yola on Music Being “Genre Fluid”

Yola on Music Being “Genre Fluid”

In this insightful interview, Grammy-nominated artist Yola speaks with Shelby Morrison, the Rock Hall’s Director of Curatorial Operations and Artist Relations, about the evolving nature of music and why categorizing sound by genre can often be limiting. Yola describes herself…

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Kenard Gibbs on Creating Soul Train Documentary

Kenard Gibbs on Creating Soul Train Documentary

In this behind-the-scenes interview from a 2010 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame film screening, executive producer Kenard Gibbs shares the intensive production process behind the documentary Soul Train: The Hippest Trip in America. Gibbs explains the massive effort required…

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Kenard Gibbs on Conveying Don Cornelius’ Vision

Kenard Gibbs on Conveying Don Cornelius’ Vision

In this clip from the 2010 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame screening of Soul Train: The Hippest Trip in America, executive producer Kenard Gibbs reflects on the process and purpose behind creating the documentary. After gaining access to Don…

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Revolutions: Dr. Dre’s “The Chronic”

Revolutions: Dr. Dre’s “The Chronic”

This three-minute video explores the impact of Dr. Dre's 1992 debut album "The Chronic" as part of the Rock Hall's Revolutions series. It highlights how the album brough West Coast hip-hop into the mainstream and showcases Dr. Dre's innovative use…

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LL COOL J: Musical Influences and Lasting Legacy

LL COOL J: Musical Influences and Lasting Legacy

This short video explores the musical influences that shaped LL COOL J's sound and performance style, as well as the lasting legacy he has left on hip-hop and popular music. It highlights key figures who inspired him--such as Grandmaster Flash,…

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JAY-Z: Influences and Legacy

JAY-Z: Influences and Legacy

This short video explores the musical influences that shaped JAY-Z's career and the legacy he built through his impact on contemporary artists. Viewers will compare iconic tracks by artists such as Otis Redding and The Notorious B.I.G. with Jay-Z's own…

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Eminem: Influences and Legacy

Eminem: Influences and Legacy

This short video highlights Eminem's place in hip-hop history by examining the artists who influenced his style--such as N.W.A., Nas, and Tupac--and those he has inspired in return, including Nicki Minaj, Kendrick Lamar, and Ed Sheeran. Using side-by-side song comparisons,…

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Missy Elliott: Influences and Legacy

Missy Elliott: Influences and Legacy

This two-minute video explores Missy Elliott's musical influences--including Prince, Salt-N-Pepa, and Jodeci--and highlights her impact on artists like Beyonce, Tyler, the Creator, and Lizzo. Content Advisory: This resource contains mature language, lyrics and themes that may not be appropriate for…

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Kenard Gibbs on Soul Train’s Economic Impact

Kenard Gibbs on Soul Train’s Economic Impact

In this clip from a 2010 film screening at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Soul Train: The Hippest Trip in America executive producer Kenard Gibbs discusses the powerful economic and cultural impact of Soul Train during the 1970s.…

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Revolutions: Beastie Boys’ “Licensed to Ill”

Revolutions: Beastie Boys’ “Licensed to Ill”

This three-minute video, part of the Rock Hall's Revolutions series, examines the cultural and musical impact of the Beastie Boys' groundbreaking 1986 album "Licensed to Ill." It explores how the group blended rock and rap, used humor and sampling in…

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Sylvia Robinson: Hip-Hop Pioneer

Sylvia Robinson: Hip-Hop Pioneer

In this three-minute documentary-style video, learners explore Sylvia Robinson's groundbreaking role in shaping hip hop music and culture. Known as the "Queen of Sugarhill," she produced some of the genre's earliest hits and helped bring rap to the mainstream. The…

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Peter Guralnick on Sam Phillips and 1950s Sun Records

Peter Guralnick on Sam Phillips and 1950s Sun Records

In this video, acclaimed rock & roll scholar Peter Guralnick reflects on the legacy of producer and studio founder Sam Phillips. Guralnick shares insight into Phillips’ deep passion for the music and voices of 1950s Black America, tracing this back…

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Sun Records: Independent Label vs Majors

Sun Records: Independent Label vs Majors

This video explores the tension between independent and major record labels in the 1950s through the story of Sun Records, one of rock & roll’s most influential indie labels. Viewers hear from Jerry Phillips (son of Sun Records founder Sam…

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“Crossroad Blues” Super Jam – 2013 Induction Finale

“Crossroad Blues” Super Jam – 2013 Induction Finale

This epic, seven-minute super jam from the 2013 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in Los Angeles brings together an all-star lineup for a powerful rendition of “Crossroads” (inspired by Robert Johnson’s “Crossroad Blues”). The performance features Chuck…

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The Spinners on Flexibility and Longevity in the Music Industry

The Spinners on Flexibility and Longevity in the Music Industry

In this three-minute interview clip, members of The Spinners reflect on their early performances--including one in Cleveland with The Supremes--and discuss how staying open-minded, dedicated, and adaptable helped them sustain a long career in music. The video emphasizes the importance…

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The Spinners on Live Shows and Staying Relevant

The Spinners on Live Shows and Staying Relevant

This six-minute video features The Spinners discussing how they build a strong live show by creating setlists that connect with a diverse audience. They reflect on staying relevant through career highs and lows and adapting to change. The group also…

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George Thorogood on Songwriting and Writing for an Audience

George Thorogood on Songwriting and Writing for an Audience

In this interview excerpt, blues-rock legend George Thorogood shares his approach to songwriting, emphasizing the importance of writing with the audience in mind. Thorogood explains that when he starts a song, he already envisions the final result: a packed dance…

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Jahi Introduces “Music & Motivation, 2000-2020”

Jahi Introduces “Music & Motivation, 2000-2020”

In this video, hip hop artist and educator Jahi introduces his curated playlist "Music & Motivation, 2000-2020," created exclusively for Rock Hall EDU. He shares his motivations behind the project, reflecting on two decades as an artist and highlighting songs…

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Graham Nash Performs “Ohio”

In this 2000 live performance at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Graham Nash performs a verse from the powerful protest song “Ohio.” Originally written by Neil Young and recorded by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, the song was…

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Sam Cooke’s Gospel Roots

Sam Cooke’s Gospel Roots

In this three-minute video, students compare Sam Cooke's early gospel recordings with the Soul Stirrers to his later pop hits. Guided listening prompts encourage students to notice shared vocal techniques, phrasing, and musical structure across genres. This side-by-side activity highlights…

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Parliament-Funkadelic Samples in Hip Hop

Parliament-Funkadelic Samples in Hip Hop

This four-minute video introduces students to the concept of sampling in hip hop through the iconic sounds of Parliament-Funkadelic. Viewers compare classic funk tracks with 1980s and 1990s hip-hop songs that sample them, while a visual "boom box" guides their…

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Roger McGuinn on Working as a Brill Building Songwriter

Roger McGuinn on Working as a Brill Building Songwriter

In this video, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Roger McGuinn (of the Byrds) reflects on his early career working as a professional songwriter in New York City’s legendary Brill Building. Hired by Bobby Darin’s company, T.M. Music, McGuinn…

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Lamont Dozier on Producing

Lamont Dozier on Producing

In this 2013 interview excerpt, legendary songwriter and producer Lamont Dozier—of the iconic Motown team Holland-Dozier-Holland—discusses the essential role of the record producer in shaping a song’s sound and emotional impact. Drawing from decades of experience, Dozier explains that the…

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Friendly Womack on Sam Cooke

Friendly Womack on Sam Cooke

In this interview clip recorded at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2015, Friendly Womack Jr. shares personal memories of legendary artist Sam Cooke and the impact of Cooke’s independent label, SAR Records. Womack, a member of the…

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Chuck D on Writing “Fight the Power”

In this video, Chuck D of Public Enemy reflects on the origins and cultural power of the song "Fight the Power" as he revisits his handwritten lyrics. Created at the request of director Spike Lee for "Do the Right Thing,"…

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Jahi and Chuck D on Hip Hop Fashion

In this video, hip hop pioneers Chuck D and Jahi explore the cultural significance of fashion in the early days of hip hop. Highlighting two key artifacts--a tuxedo jacket worn by Kurtis Blow in "Krush Groove" and a hat worn…

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Funky Downbeats: James Brown and “The One”

Funky Downbeats: James Brown and “The One”

This video introduces students to "The One," a rhythmic concept popularized by James Brown that emphasizes the first beat of each measure. By breaking away from the traditional backbeat, Brown reshaped funk's feel and danceability. The video connects this musical…

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Aretha Franklin’s “Respect”

This three-minute video introduces students to Aretha Franklin, with focus on her number one single "Respect." After briefly analyzing the choices that make "Respect" so powerful, the video contrasts the song with the original by Otis Redding. This video contextualizes…

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Meet Adam: Audio Engineer

Meet Adam: Audio Engineer

In this Toddler Rock video, students meet Adam, Audio Engineer at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Adam introduces us to a sound board, and shows us how a sound board is used to change sounds. These fun and…

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Toddler Rock’s “Hello” Song

Toddler Rock’s “Hello” Song

In this upbeat video, the Toddler Rock team performs the “Hello Song,” a cheerful and welcoming tune used to kick off every Toddler Rock session. This song helps establish routine, promote engagement, and build early musical and motor skills in…

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How to Make a Drum

This short instructional video demonstrates how to make a homemade drum using basic household materials. Explore rhythm and percussion while creating a fun, functional instrument. Supplies Needed: -Container with one open side -Felt or other fabric -Piece of string -Stickers…

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How to Make a Guitar

This short instructional video shows how to make a simple guitar using household supplies. Supplies Needed: -Tape -Empty box (tissue, cereal, or similar) -Rubber bands -Paper towel tube -Marker -Scissors Classroom Use Suggestions: Use this engaging activity to teach students…

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How to Make a Kazoo

This short instructional video shows how to make a simple kazoo using household supplies. Follow step-by-step directions to create your own instrument and experiment with sound. Supplies Needed: -Toilet paper roll -Square of wax paper -Rubber band -Pencil Classroom Use…

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How to Make a Harmonica

This short instructional video shows how to make a simple harmonica using common household supplies. Follow the easy steps to explore how vibration creates sound. Supplies needed: -2 regular plastic straws -Scissors -2 popsicle sticks -3-4 rubber bands Classroom Use…

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Depeche Mode EDU Insights

Depeche Mode EDU Insights

In this video, learners receive a brief introduction to Depeche Mode, why they were Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and how you can use them in your learning environment.

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Inductee Insights: Nine Inch Nails

Inductee Insights: Nine Inch Nails

This two-minute video introduces Nine Inch Nails and explores why the band was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. It highlights how their music confronts cultural and emotional themes through contrast, complexity, and innovation. Content Advisory: Lyrical…

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Inductee Insights: The Doobie Brothers

Inductee Insights: The Doobie Brothers

In this two-minute video, students are introduced to The Doobie Brothers and their lasting contributions to rock and roll. The video highlights the band's blue-collar spirit, musical versatility, and reasons for their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. Musical…

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Inductee Insights: Notorious B.I.G.

Inductee Insights: Notorious B.I.G.

This two-minute video introduces learners to the Notorious B.I.G. (Biggie Smalls), highlighting his influential career and induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Through documentary-style visuals and music clips, students explore the autobiographical storytelling and cultural significance in…

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Inductee Insights: Whitney Houston

Inductee Insights: Whitney Houston

In this two-minute video, a Rock Hall educator introduces Whitney Houston's life and legacy, sharing a brief biography, early musical influences, and reasons for her induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The video includes a visual montage…

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Inductee Insights: T. Rex

Inductee Insights: T. Rex

In this two-minute video, learners receive a concise introduction to T. Rex's sound, style, and cultural impact. The video highlights their pioneering role in glam rock, particularly their exploration of gender and sexuality, and their influence on popular music and…

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Snoop Dogg Interview on Tupac 2017 Inductions

Snoop Dogg Interview on Tupac 2017 Inductions

Filmed backstage at the 2017 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductions, this video features rapper Snoop Dogg reflecting on the significance of inducting his close friend and collaborator Tupac Shakur. Snoop explains that induction into the Rock Hall is…

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Depeche Mode: Everlasting Impact

Depeche Mode: Everlasting Impact

This five-minute video examines the enduring legacy of Depeche Mode, using the theme of "everlasting" to frame their decades-spanning career. Through a brief biography and guided listening to four key songs, learners explore how the band has remained true to…

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Jake Shimabukuro Teaches Ukulele: “Can’t Stop the Feeling”

Jake Shimabukuro Teaches Ukulele: “Can’t Stop the Feeling”

In this six-minute instructional video, ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro introduces students to the basics of playing the ukulele. He discusses the origins and meaning behind the instrument's name, which means "jumping flea," and provides a step-by-step tutorial of three simple…

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DJ Kool Herc “Birthday Bash” Flyer

DJ Kool Herc “Birthday Bash” Flyer

DJ Kool Herc is one of hip-hop’s founding fathers; his innovation and experimentation created the blueprint for hip-hop and set the stage for future artists and DJs to build upon. Herc was instrumental in developing the culture and community of…

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Chaka Khan’s Fashion Exhibit

Chaka Khan’s Fashion Exhibit

This resource depicts Chaka Khan next to some of her iconic outfits previously displayed in the museum. Chaka Khan (born Yvette Marie Stevens in Chicago) came to prominence with the innovative funk/rock group Rufus in the 1970s. With a voice possessing…

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Kate Bush “Running Up That Hill” Record

Kate Bush “Running Up That Hill” Record

The first star to embody twenty-first-century pop in all its genre-defying, tech-forward, theatrical, profoundly feminine glory. Kate Bush arrived on the late 1970’s pop scene almost overnight. Combining orchestral strings and classical music with electronic and synth melodies, and applying…

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Dolly Parton & Sheryl Crow Backstage

Dolly Parton & Sheryl Crow Backstage

This photo captures music icons Dolly Parton and Sheryl Crow backstage at the 37th Annual Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, held on November 5, 2022, at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. Both artists are widely recognized…

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Sheryl Crow “Steve McQueen” Jacket

Sheryl Crow “Steve McQueen” Jacket

The second single from her 2002 album C’mon, C’mon, “Steve McQueen” reached Number 11 on the Billboard Dance Club Play chart. Sheryl Crow wore this outfit when she performed it live in 2002 in Talladega. “C’mon, C’mon was a hard…

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Sheryl Crow Protest Outfit

Sheryl Crow Protest Outfit

A longtime activist with songs covering topics like gun control and climate change, Sheryl Crow wore this protest T-shirt for a televised performance on Good Morning America in 2003. Around the same time, she posted an open letter on her…

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Sheryl Crow Vanity Fair Outfit

Sheryl Crow Vanity Fair Outfit

Sheryl Crow wore this outfit on the cover of the November 2002 “The Music Issue” of Vanity Fair magazine. The vest was designed by Dolce and Gabbana, and the trousers were designed by New York Custom City Leather. Classroom Use…

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Chaka Khan and Prince Fan

Chaka Khan and Prince Fan

Funk queen, rock goddess, jazz singer, disco diva – Chaka Khan embodies and transcends these. At a time when audiences for rock and soul were splitting into different camps, Khan’s powerful voice represented the racial and social integration at the…

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Surf Short Guide

Surf Short Guide

Looking for a starting point with your students on surf music? The Rock Hall EDU's short guide series summarizes various topics and musical styles commonly covered in rock history courses (including the Rock Hall's course with Ohio's Cuyahoga Community College).…

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Sheryl Crow Bonnaroo Outfit

Sheryl Crow Bonnaroo Outfit

Crow wore this outfit for her headlining appearance at the Bonnaroo festival in 2018. “The truth be told – and I say this every day of my life – music is the one thing I know how to do and…

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Sheryl Crow Tour Books

Sheryl Crow Tour Books

This resource depicts various tour books for Sheryl Crow in the late ‘90s and 2000s. The Lilith Fair tour, co-founded by Canadian musician Sarah McLachlan in 1997, featured only women solo artists and women-fronted bands. Sheryl Crow was a main…

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Sheryl Crow NASCAR Jacket

Sheryl Crow NASCAR Jacket

Through her powerhouse solo performances, collaborations with industry icons, and early session musician work, Crow’s influence reverberates through classic 1990s rock, pop, country, folk, blues, and the work of countless singer-songwriters. In addition, Crow has also left her mark on…

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Sheryl Crow Main Exhibit

Sheryl Crow Main Exhibit

Through her powerhouse solo performances, collaborations with industry icons, and early session musician work, Crow’s influence reverberates through classic 1990s rock, pop, country, folk, blues, and the work of countless singer-songwriters. Crow was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall…

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Roots of Rock: Country

Roots of Rock: Country

This two-page guide explores how country music laid essential groundwork for the development of rock and roll. Originally referred to as “hillbilly music,” country emerged in the 1920s as a regional style rooted in working-class rural life. Drawing on folk…

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Intro to Grunge

Intro to Grunge

This two-page guide introduces students to grunge—a genre born out of the Seattle music scene in the late 1980s and 1990s. Grunge fused the energy of punk with the weight of heavy metal to express a generation’s feelings of alienation,…

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Introduction to Rock Drumming with Max Weinberg

Introduction to Rock Drumming with Max Weinberg

In this video, Rock Hall Inductee Max Weinberg introduces the role of the drummer in a rock band and demonstrates essential drumming techniques. He explains a drummer's job in keeping time, supporting the band, and playing with consistency and energy.…

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Beyonce Artist Spotlight: Super Bowl Halftime Performances

Beyonce Artist Spotlight: Super Bowl Halftime Performances

This presentation explores Beyonce's performances at Super Bowl XLVII and Super Bowl L, examining how music, imagery, and cultural references contribute to her message of empowerment and identity. The resource provides biographical context, setlist, stand-out moments--such as Destiny's Child's reunion--and…

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Beck Playlist

Beck Playlist

This playlist introduces students to the genre-defying artistry of Beck, whose career spans over three decades of musical innovation. From the ironic slacker anthem “Loser” to the Grammy-winning folk introspection of Morning Phase and the upbeat electronic rock of Colors,…

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Right Here, Right Now: The Weeknd and David Bowie

Right Here, Right Now: The Weeknd and David Bowie

This cross-generational activity compares two iconic artists--David Bowie and The Weeknd--through analysis of musical themes, style and visual storytelling. Students engage with selected tracks ("Let's Dance" and "Save Your Tears") to explore how artists express identity, emotion, and cultural commentary…

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ABBA Playlist

ABBA Playlist

This playlist introduces students to Swedish supergroup ABBA, whose catchy songwriting, layered harmonies, and polished production helped define the global sound of 1970s pop. With hits like “Dancing Queen,” “Mamma Mia,” and “The Winner Takes It All,” ABBA combines emotional…

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Clarence Avant Essay

Clarence Avant Essay

Clarence Avant, the Godfather of Black Music, is cool, savvy, confident, and fearless – someone who makes the impossible possible. He’s served a variety of roles during his illustrious career, including manager, label owner, concert organizer, event producer, political fundraiser,…

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Ukulele History Playlist

Ukulele History Playlist

This playlist explores the ukulele’s journey from 19th-century Hawaiian roots to its versatile presence in contemporary pop and rock music. Featuring a broad range of artists—from Queen Lili'uokalani and Elvis Presley to Billie Eilish and Jake Shimabukuro—students will hear how…

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Toddler Rock’s Movin’ and Groovin’ Playlist

Toddler Rock’s Movin’ and Groovin’ Playlist

Whether singing along, jamming on an instrument, dancing to the beat, or listening to the story of our favorite song, music inspires us all in different ways. This playlist is specifically curated to highlight Inductees of the Rock & Roll…

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