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Patti Page.Pptx Pa# Page Group 2: Drew Honson, Andrew Taylor, Joanna Hedstrom, David Steinman, and Charlie Maahs Ar)st Biography ● Born November 8, 1927 in Oklahoma o birth name was Clara Ann Fowler o one of 11 children ● Died January 1, 2013 at age 85 ● Name “Patti Page” came from a promotion she did for Page Milk at a Tulsa radio station Ar)st Biography ● Signed with Mercury Records after touring in a band with singer Jimmy Joy in 1947 ● Was first singer to have T.V. programs on 3 major U.S. networks ● Had musical career until late in her life (1946-2012) ● Married 3 times o Jack Skiba (1948-1949) o Charles O’Curran (1956-1972) o Jerome Filiciotto (1990-2009) Musical Style ● Crossover artist o Original C&W (and novelty) hits to Pop charts ● Page believed her demure, unpretentious style was appropriate for the time period (post-war) ● “Confess” (1948, pop song) o Backup singers on strike o Producer Mitch Miller had her overdub herself § 1st to do so, long before technology made this common Musical Style ● “Tennessee Waltz” (1950) o Considered the 1st true crossover hit § Reached No.1 on Pop, R&B, and C&W charts simultaneously o Polished Pop voice with Oklahoma-ness helped to break genre boundaries o Also used overdubbing technique o Over 10 million copies sold Musical Style ● “Doggie in the Window” (1952) o Originally a novelty song written by Bob Merrill o Featured repeated barking sounds o Some criticized this song, example of ‘what was wrong with Pop in the 50’s § Led to downfall of Pop and emergence of Rock and Roll In general: ● Page capitalized on wide range of popular material and novelty “fluff” ● Most songs: o Moderate tempo, cover of C&W o Upbeat, cute novelty Musical Influences ● Patti Page never explicitly stated any influences, but from her early personal and professional history, some conclusions can be drawn C&W and Folk Music ● Page’s first album was Folk Song Favorites, which was entirely covers of folk songs ● This reflects her poor, Oklahoma background, which would have likely led to exposure to C&W and Folk Jazz, Swing, and Pop ● Page was also influenced by jazz and big band swing due to her performing with Benny Goodman ● Her early 1950s Pop influence was likely due to her signing with Mercury records, which largely produced Pop Benny Goodman Music of the Period: Pop ● Popular in the late 1940s, early 1950s ● Mitch Miller, A&R at Mercury Records, led the growth of Pop music ● Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, and Doris Day were also popular pop musicians of the era Mitch Miller Frank Sinatra Music of the Period: Rhythm & Blues ● Uptempo, funky, helped create the sound of rock n’ roll (Pop vocals helped as well) ● Little Richard, Fats Domino some of R&Bs pioneers, were first popular R&B singers ● Late 1950s popularity Little Richard Fats Domino Music of the Period: Country ● Many of Page’s most popular songs had a country music arrangement ● Page transitioned into the Genre later in her career ● Hank Williams: epitome of 1950s Country Western, Johnny Cash near the end of the decade ● Late 1950s Country Western had Hank Williams more mainstream, rock n’ roll sound Social & Political Events of the Period ● Brown v. Board of Education o More integrated socially and in music, white people singing songs thought to be made by blacks ● TVs become common in households o Took some of the audience away from radio ● Marilyn Monroe enters the public eye o Women now viewed as sex symbols Social & Political Events of the Period ● First woman goes into space o Women doing more in society, no longer just a housewife ● US troops go to Vietnam o Begins period of rebellion and unrest in society Ar)st Biography--Page’s Legacy ● Was the best-selling female vocalist of the 1950s ● Received a Grammy in 1999 for her “Live at Carnegie Hall” album ● Has 3 certified gold albums and 15 gold singles ● Has a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Conclusion Patti Page represents the musical style of the 1950s, because her music had many C&W influences, and reflected many Pop sounds of the period. Also, the 1950s was a time where the C&W, R&B, and Pop influences all came together in a developing Rock ‘n’ Roll. 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