Rock On!

Rock On!

Many things are important for us and have become part of our lives, and rock 'n' roll has also become a part of this ... Some people think that rock 'n' roll and modern rock are the same, but it is not, because rock and roll is the harmonious relationship of American country music, jazz, rhythm and blues and boogie-woogie, and rock as well as other areas formed by the rock 'n' roll, such as: alternative rock, alternative metal, art rock, post-rock, rockabilly, psychedelic rock, etc., are derived from the more rock-n-roll, the distinctive features of the play on an acoustic guitar, a steady beat, piano, drums,  saxophone, but at rock saxophone and piano go by the wayside, and the fore electric guitar and drums.
So, rock and roll was born in mixing several musical styles of the American South in the early 1950s and gained its popularity in the mid-1950s.Rock and roll is obliged of this popularity to several Americans and their famous compositions. The Single of Elvis Presley's "That's allright Mama" recorded in 1954, the composition of Bill Haley's "Rock around the clock" recorded in 1954,The famous song of Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode", recorded in 1958, this song was played in the movie "Back to the Future". The composition of the musician "Little" Richard's "Long Tall Sally" recorded in 1956, people remember this song from the movie "Predator". And many other well-known musicians such as Jerry Lee Lewis, Bo Diddley, Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, Buddy Holly, Fats Domino and their famous songs. 
In 1960 in Liverpool was formed a group ( The Beatles) which consisted of 4 members: Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. The Beatles gained a lot of popularity, first in England and then in Europe. At this time, fell and lost popularity of rock 'n' roll, and after recording the songs "Yesterday", "Day Tripper", "Let it be", "Help!" and so on., after recordings of songs by Jimi Hendrix, Beatles, Johnny Cash and others musicians, to describe all musical styles proceed from rock 'n' roll began to call rock.