Between these two songs, Arthur Crudup: That\'s All Right Mama (1946), and Elvis
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Between these two songs, Arthur Crudup: That's All Right Mama (1946), and Elvis Presley: That's All Right Mama (1954) (this is the cover song of Arthur Crudup) discuss some of the important features in their music. Compare and contrast the two artists and their music. What about the two artists strikes you as common musical elements of rock? Do you feel there is a difference in their interpretation of rock music? If so, how does their interpretation differ? What musical elements are different?
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Both the songs are adorable, the important features in both the music that there were no use of any additional music instruments except guitar and bass guitar. The song which sung by Elvis Presley, was in style of living room, whereas the Aurthur Crudup's version gives the feel of recording studio. However, both the singers furnished the song in first take, as they both were so much comfortable while recording. Both the artists used same elements of rock as they sung the song in same manner with out any change in musical composition and theme.
As the rock music includes central guitar and bass guitar which is the main focus of the rock music, therefore both the artists sung the song with guitar and guitar bass which didnot change the theme of rock music at all. However a litlle difference was in Arthur Crudup's song that is center guitar was more clear than bass guitar whereas in Elvis Presely's song, the Bass guitar was used with more intensity.
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