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STORY PAGE
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2. Say if it is true or false.
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a) Sweet Little Sixteen didn't do very well.
b) Elvis Presley played only black music.
c) The rhythm 'n' blues musicians were unknown in Britain.
d) Long hair and hippie clothes arrived in the early fifties.
e) Abba was a punk group.
3. Answer the questions.
a) When did hair styles change a lot?
b) Why is Chuck Berry important in rock history?
c) What sort of music did Bob Marley play?
d) In which country did rock 'n' roll start?
e) 'Punk' means two separate things. What are they?
4. Match the titles with the paragraphs in Task 1.
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a) Meanwhile, in Britain ...
b) Pop and punk
c) The new rock style
d) A magic mixture
e) Caribbean rock
5. Work in pairs. Ask and answer.
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f) And now ...
g) Chuck Berry
h) The British invasion
i) In the beginning
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What is your favourite singing group? What do the people in a group have to be good at?
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• What is more important:
— appearance?
— singing?
— dancing?
— personality?
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Step 1.
Brainstorm the ideas about the name, music style, instruments, soloist.
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Step 2.
Discuss the image of the band (appearance, atmosphere, spirit).
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Step 3.
List the useful ideas about the ways to make your band popular.
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Step 4. Write a profile of your band including the programme of creating and developing a popular teenage music band. Step 5. Choose a producer in your group to take part in the contest of producers to present your project.
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