Rock music developed in the 1960s in the UK and US, drawing on genres like rhythm and blues, country, and blues. It incorporated influences from other styles such as jazz, folk, and classical music. Rock places more emphasis on musicianship, live performances, and authenticity than pop music and became a major influence on global culture and attitudes.

1. Rebecca Hallissey

2.  Rock music is a genre of popular music that
developed during and after the 1960s,
particularly in the United Kingdom and the
United States.
 It has its roots in 1940s and 1950s rock and
roll, itself heavily influenced by rhythm and
blues and country music.
 Rock music also drew strongly on a number
of other genres such as blues and folk, and
incorporated influences from jazz,
classical and other musical sources.

3.  Alternative rock
 Emo
 Glam rock
 Grunge
 Hard rock
 Heavy metal
 Indie rock
 Punk rock
 Soft rock
 Symphonic rock

4.  Cliff Richard had the first British rock and
roll hit with "Move It", effectively ushering in
the sound of British rock.
 Rock places a higher degree of emphasis on
musicianship, live performance, and an
ideology of authenticity than pop music.
 The worldwide popularity of rock music
meant that it became a major influence on
culture, fashion and social attitudes.

5.  Kerrang!
 Metal Hammer
Q
 Mojo
 Rock Sound
 Under The Radar
 Decibel