A dobro is:
a. a style of early country music popular in the 1930s
b. the new type of banjo emerging from the 1930s
c. a record promoter who relied on payola (pay for play) practices
d. a steel guitar with a metal resonator instead of amplification
D
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. In an all-in deal between an artist and label, the producer’s royalty comes out of the artist’s royalty. 2. With a recording fund, a royalty artist who incurs recording expenses lower than the budgeted amount may be able to pocket the difference. 3. When a record bombs in the marketplace, artist royalty contracts typically require the artist to return the production money advanced by the label. 4. It is virtually impossible for a label to make a profit for itself on a recording that does not recoup the advances made to the artist. 5. Most albums recoup the expenses advanced to artists.
Which of the following people led a troupe of professional English actors to the English colonies in North America in the eighteenth century?
a. David Garrick b. Susanna Centlivre c. Lewis Hallam d. Royall Tyler
Which of the following was famous for his posters of Parisian nightlife?
A. Cassatt B. Toulouse-Lautrec C. Renoir D. Degas
The leader and composer of this listening example is:
A. Louis Armstrong. B. Duke Ellington. C. Benny Goodman. D. Count Basie.