Historia De La Soul music
Soul is the creation of the disruption of social and musical influences. Tracing its roots in popular songs traditional African slaves who were brought to Jamestown, Virginia in 1619, of soul music was originally the "spiritual period Africa between 1825 and 1850s. These were important and spiritual harmony of the metric relations with West African songs and is often used by black slaves as a means secret communication. In the 19th century they were replaced by the singing of the Gospel.
Black gospel music was developed from a mixture of the above spiritual hymns and black performance styles. The song is often translated by the ecstatic dance and was accompanied by a piano or organ, the anchor with battery electric guitar and beat his hands.
During the First World War, many black people have migrated from the agricultural South to the industrial North. This change has changed population parameter and has created a demographic group that has developed a new type of music called R & B. In the late 1940s, R & B had become a huge phenomenon in the north, with artists from R & B Black promoted by radio stations owned by black. Indeed, white station owners, radio, the fear that television would newfangled radio promotion and distribution of R & B with an unprecedented way. Meanwhile, the South has been the development of jazz, which also has its roots in the musical traditions of African slaves. Performed by piano and small bands, jazz with spiritual blues and hymns.
Soul did not evolve until the mid-50 years with the resurgence of the gospel and doo-wop and the explosion of commercial music African-Americans. Tracing its roots in rhythm and gospel blues, soul music has been associated with the civil rights movement of blacks through the metamorphosis of black music in some form of confirmation of funky.
Furthermore, the dominant trend of the 1960s for cultural integration has allowed the development the soul as a way to integrate black and white America. By showing catchy grooves, hand clapping, body movements, spontaneous, improvised additions, and the interaction constant between soloist and choir, the type of product in the soul of white America more open to the idea that African-American culture was degrading or corrupting not only different. In a sense, the progress made by the music of jazz popularized sociopolitical black in white audiences. Gender has also been the soul, more indirectly, with the assistance of the rock, especially since White Rock pop music has made his age. Without offering an alternative to pop music sound white obsolete rock music, in effect, legitimized the black pop music.
As the black civil rights movement in Africa rose growing American pride, the soul credit earned in the heart of African-Americans as a means of expression and freedom Soul Art has become the banner of unity and black communities, but never really political in nature, many of his rise to moment in the hit parade is representative of the early successes of the civil rights movement.
Ray Charles is widely regarded as the pioneer of soul music with his 1954 release "I Got A Woman". After his release, a number of successful musicians of the succession of soul music at its peak in 60 and 70. The geographical dispersion of De La Soul music and its associations of racial discrimination against African-Americans overwhelmingly popular mind as a fundamental element of the psychological struggle of blacks. Florence and Memphis to Chicago and Detroit soul music reflects idealism and lifestyle should not be accepted as is, but should be worth living.
Records wonderful Sam Cooke ( "You Send Me, 1957 and" Twistin ' The Night Away ', 1961), Arthur Alexander ( "You Better Move On", 1961), Otis Redding ( "I've Been Loving You Too Long", 1965), Wilson Pickett ( "In the Midnight Hour", 1965), Percy Sledge ( "When a Man Loves a Woman", 1966), Aretha Franklin ( "Respect" 1967 "I Never Loved A Man (The Way I love you) ', 1967), and Sam & Dave (" Soul Man', 1967) have reported a soul south of Florence and Memphis in the 60s.
Northern Soul has developed in Detroit and Chicago. Motown Records practically swept the boards with great success of the artists who made Smash Motown sound with hits like "Where Did Our Love Go" by Diana Ross and The Supremes in 1964, "The Way You Do The Things You Do" by The Temptations, in 1964, " Tracks of My Tears "by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles in 1965," I Heard It Through The Grapevine "by Marvin Gaye in 1967, 'I Want You Back' by The Jackson 5 in 1969, Superstition by Stevie Wonder "in 1972 and many others. Chicago has unveiled the Outstanding sweet soul of Curtis Mayfield and the Impressions, who introduced a style Callback and group singing as derived from the Gospel.
Even James Brown and Little Richard, who were both R & B music with a variety of Backbeat deep, funky saxophone grooves, wailing, screams with emotional inflections boogie-woogie sounds, embodied in its elements of soul music in their productions more commercial success.
During the 1970s, the rise of hip-hop and disco influenced the kind soul considerably, while in the decade 1980, the use of synthesizers and other electronic devices playing house and techno soul. Although its popularity has decreased over the years, the impact and influence of De La Soul is evident in several genres, including funk, pop and neo-soul.
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