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Gospel music originated as a sub-genre of soul music, combining styles of gospel and R&B. Gospel music was widely accepted by white communities due to its religious lyrics. However, when singer Sam Cooke began singing secular music instead of gospel, he faced heavy criticism from the gospel community as secular music was seen as non-religious. Sam Cooke is considered a pioneer of soul music and helped transform black church music into mainstream pop music, inspiring many artists who came after him such as Stevie Wonder and James Brown.
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- 2. What is Soul as a music genre? Soul as a music genre originated from the US. Soul combined the styles of gospel and R&B. Important features and conventions of Soul are catchy rhythms, handclaps and improvised dance moves.
- 3. Sub genres Gospel is actually a sub-genre of soul music. The music from gospel groups was widely accepted by the Caucasian community. This was due to the Church related lyrics behind gospel. Sam Cooke started off as a gospel singer, but moved onto secular music. This was considered a grave offense in the gospel community, and large amounts of people from the gospel community criticized Sam Cooke's song "Lovable Girl" due to its close resemblance to Gospel music. It was considered a grave offense to sing secular music because secular music did not relate to religion.
- 4. Key Artists of this period Samuel Cook (Sam Cooke)- Considered to be one of the founders and pioneers of soul music. One of Gospel music's greatest stars, often referred to as the King of Soul.
- 5. Key Artist of this period Sam transformed black church music into mainstream pop and inspired a generation of singers. Sam's pioneering led to the rise of stars such as Stevie Wonder and James Brown. Shot by a motel manager over a dispute on December 11, 1964, aged 33. Sam's hero and inspiration came from a man called R. H. Harris. He transformed the ensemble jubilee quartet style of the 30s which led to the gospel style of the 40s and 50s.
- 6. Genre and representation The gospel genre was a sub-genre of soul music written to communicate spiritual belief. It is associated with Christianity, and most if not all of the early songs, especially the ones written and/or sung by Sam Cook were directly facelifted from songs praising God and had the lyrics changed.
- 7. In political struggle, what would we perceive in black music today? If the music we were learning about developed from political struggle, we believe that black music nowadays would be based on about the social equalities and the independence of the blacks. In the society of blacks, artists like Sam Cooke himself will stand up and challenge the struggles they would face; producing songs about being accepted into white society, expressing personal or social feelings. This links to how Sam Cooke sung secular music during the time it was considered a grave offense.
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