The Rolling Stones - Street Fighting Man - 1968




The Rolling Stones - Street Fighting Man - 1968

The Rolling Stones are a legendary rock band known for their influential music since the 1960s. One of their iconic songs is "Street Fighting Man", released in 1968. This song, both musically and lyrically, captures the spirit of social and political unrest of the time. It's an excellent example of how music can reflect and influence societal changes.

Background of the Song

  1. The Rolling Stones: Get to know the band, their origins, and their impact on rock music.
  2. 1960s: Explore the cultural and political climate of the 1960s to understand the context of the song.
  3. Rock Music: Discover how "Street Fighting Man" fits into the larger genre of rock music.

Analysis of "Street Fighting Man"

  1. Songwriting: Dive into the songwriting process of The Rolling Stones and particularly this song.
  2. Music Production: Understand the recording techniques and musical elements that make this song unique.
  3. Social and Political Themes: Explore how "Street Fighting Man" reflects the social and political upheaval of its time.

Quiz: Questions on the song

Which album features "Street Fighting Man"?

In which year was "Street Fighting Man" released?

What makes the sound of "Street Fighting Man" unique?

How did "Street Fighting Man" resonate with its contemporary audience?

What was the primary inspiration for "Street Fighting Man"?





Quiz: Questions on the Performer

Which member of The Rolling Stones primarily wrote "Street Fighting Man"?

Who is the lead vocalist of The Rolling Stones?

What is unique about The Rolling Stones' longevity in the music industry?

The Rolling Stones were part of the British Invasion of bands in the 1960s. Which other band was a prominent part of this movement?

Which of the following instruments is Charlie Watts known for playing in The Rolling Stones?





Quiz: Questions on the lyrics

In "Street Fighting Man", the phrase "But what can a poor boy do, Except to sing for a rock 'n' roll band" suggests what?

The lyric "Cause summer's here and the time is right for fighting in the street, boy" implies what?

The lyrics of "Street Fighting Man" were influenced by which historical events?

What is the key theme of the lyrics in "Street Fighting Man"?

Which lyric from "Street Fighting Man" references the disparity between the powerful and the powerless?





Memory

Beggars Banquet1968Release Year of "Street Fighting Man"Mick JaggerLead VocalistPrimary Writer of the SongAlbum Featuring the SongKey Theme of the LyricsSocial UnrestKeith Richards





Open Tasks

Easy

  1. Create a Playlist: Curate a playlist of songs from the 1960s that share themes with "Street Fighting Man".
  2. Research the 1960s: Find out more about the social and political climate of the 1960s.

Standard

  1. Song Analysis: Analyze another song by The Rolling Stones and compare its themes to "Street Fighting Man".
  2. Interview: Interview someone who lived through the 1960s about their music preferences and the impact of songs like "Street Fighting Man".

Difficult

  1. Songwriting Challenge: Write your own song inspired by "Street Fighting Man", focusing on current social and political issues.
  2. Historical Research: Investigate the specific events in 1968 that may have influenced the lyrics of "Street Fighting Man".



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Oral Exam

  1. Discuss the influence of "Street Fighting Man" on contemporary music and social movements.
  2. Compare and contrast the themes in "Street Fighting Man" with those in modern protest songs.
  3. Analyze how The Rolling Stones' music, including "Street Fighting Man", reflects the cultural shifts of the 1960s.
  4. Evaluate the role of music in political and social activism, using "Street Fighting Man" as a case study.
  5. Explore the legacy of The Rolling Stones in the context of rock music history and their influence on future generations.


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