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'Popular' Music.
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- Mon Jan 26 2004

... 'Popular' Music 'Popular music' is the broadest and as the name would suggest most popular genre of music today. The term 'Popular Music' was first used in the 19th century but it is the twentieth century that has seen the most developments in popular music., the technology it uses and the media it is conveyed in The start of 'Pop Music' is generally thought to have been in the 1950's with the advent of Rock 'n' Roll. This is when music was first really brought to a mass audience watching on television. By the end of the 1950's over half the population owned a television. Millions more than at the start of the decade. Popular bands were made 'popular' because they were being brought to the masses. The 1960's saw a broadening in 'popular music' with TV shows such as 'Top of The Pops' showing a selection of hits from the














