6 Times Rock and Roll Changed The World

Since the 40's the sounds of Rock and Roll have been heard around the world. Today we look at the cultural impact this genre has had around the globe.
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Guitarist/Songwriter/Samurai Born in the Manitoba prefecture of Canada, samuraiguitarist, Steve-san Onotera, honed his discipline under the study of the country's most powerful musical sensei. Bred on rock, raised on the blues, trained in jazz, samuraiguitarist creates incredibly innovative videos that showcase his talents on the guitar.

[alvizaman]

Back in 1971, George Harrison organized a concert called "Concert for Bangladesh" while my country (Bangladesh) was at war for freedom. George, Ringo, Clapton and even Bob Dylan was there. We owe it to them for letting the world now how we were suffering and kick started foreign support for our country.
I just felt like I needed to mention it.

[ciarandrohan]

Fun Fact: Bob Geldof is a past pupil of my high school in Ireland.
Once, he arrived in school in pajamas as an act of rebellion and was told to go home and get changed. He promptly arrived back in another pair of pajamas!

[meiermakesmusic]

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[brijeshbhindi]

Best channel for musicians on YouTube!

[jamesbarrick]

I'm really impressed with your channel... LOVE that there is no intro and you get right to the main course... Pithy and great content!

[claudevandog]

If the leader of Panama couldn't handle the heaviness of Tom Petty or Bon Jovi, imagine what he'd do if they blasted Slayer or Death Metal?

[Jadeparx]

My dad has an original copy of the Altamont poster hanging in our living room.

[dietboi]

This man deserves more than 207K subscribers

[pdmullgirl]

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[whatever]

Makes me feel even better picking up my guitar. Thanks for the vid from Berlin!

[maximus]

I'm a simple man. If I see Freddie Mercury, I click.

[tobiaszwronka]

Great video! I enjoy your vids that go a bit deeper, you can see the thought that went into it

[camamado]

I didn’t know some of these things, thanks for the great video. Rock ‘n’ roll forever!!!

[rickc]

That bit about bone records was amazing!

[codybehr]

Im doing a research paper for my college english class about this topic. Lots of interesting stuff man thanks!

[scriptosaurusrex]

Actual goosebumps as you spoke about chuck berry et al breaking down racial barriers (disappeared at the dollar sign though :( )

[emiliobankier]

You should have talked a bit about Queen at Live Aid, as it is the greatest live performance of all time. And every artist who was at Live Aid has said they stole the show.

[Aniki]

You forgot your miku version of titanic. I unsuscribed.

[benjaminmoloy]

there's a 1973 hungarian theater musical about the altamont concert called "képzelt riport egy amerikai popfesztiválról" (imaginary report on an american rock festival). its music was written by one of the greatest hungarian rock songwriters when he was only 25. the whole album of the original performance is on youtube, it worths a listen.

[heroliper]

Great video as always, you are really an inspiration to me in terms of getting in touch with new ideas and techniques. Thanks man! Keep it up (: