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Listening Audio File Excerpts 2018 Music Technology National 5 Audio File Excerpts Question Track Title Performer Composer Album Title Excerpt Timing 1 (a) Johnny B Chuck Berry Chuck Berry Gold (0:00 - 0:51) Goode (b) Johnny B Chuck Berry Chuck Berry Gold (0:00 - 0:51) Goode (c) Bad Penny Humphrey Lyttleton Bad Penny Blues (1:14 - 1:40) Blues Lyttleton 1955–1956 (d) The Howl Wolfstone Wolfstone/Trad Unleashed (1:27 - 2:23) 2 (a) Car Wash Rose Royce Norman Whitfield Disco Fever (0:00 - 0:26) (b) You Keep Me The Supremes Holland, Dozier, The Supremes (0:00 - 0:30) Hangin’ On Holland Sing Holland, Dozier, Holland (c) Instant Reply Dan Hartman Dan Hartman The Best of Disco (0:00 - 0:50) (d) Star Spangled Jimi Hendrix John Stafford Freedom : Altanta (0:00 - 0:48) Banner Smith Pop Festival (Live) 3 (a) Computer Love Kraftwerk Schult/Bartos/ Computer world (0:00 - 0:46) Huetter (b) Autobahn Kraftwerk Schult/Bartos/ Autobahn – 2009 (0:00 - 1:15) Huetter Remastered (c) Great Balls of Jerry Lee Lewis Otis Blackwell & Rock & Roll (0:49 - 1:24) Fire Jack Hammer Legends (d) Careless George Michael George Michael & Ladies and (0:00 - 0:26) Whisper Andrew Ridgeley Gentlemen… The Best of George Michael (e) In The Air Phil Collins Phil Collins Face Value (3:31 - 4:31) Tonight 4 (a) Unchained Righteous Hy Zaret/Alex Rock N’ Roll (0:00 - 0:54) Melody Brothers North Legends (b) Brass in Pocket The pretenders Chrissie Hynde The Pretenders (0:00 - 1:31) (c) Last Goodbye Jeff Buckley Jeff Buckley Grace (0:00 - 1:05) (d) The Culps Will Ferrell & Ana Saturday Night SNL: The Best of (0:10 - 0:25) Mandatory Gasteyer Live Will Ferrell Assembly Volume 1 5 Wouldn’t it be The Beach boys Brian Wilson Pet Sounds Deluxe (0:00 - 1:05) nice (A Capella – adapted for SQA by Jim McEwan 6 Voiceover n/a n/a n/a n/a recorded for SQA Question Track Title Performer Composer Album Title Excerpt Timing 7 (a) Papa was a The Temptations Motown 50 Edited for SQA (i) Rollin’ Stone (a) Theme from Isaac Hayes Isaac Hayes The Best of Isaac Edited for SQA (ii) Shaft Hayes (b) Papa was a The Temptations Motown 50 Edited for SQA Rollin’ Stone.
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