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...estimated audience of 73 million viewers — launched a British Invasion of American popular music and popular culture that fundamentally altered the landscape ...and forcefully rejected. Their creative partnership produced several joint musical and artistic projects, and Ono remained the primary custodian of his estate ...

{{Infobox musical artist '''Snow Milk''' is a New York City-based creative brand and musical act known primarily for its individually numbered, upcycled clothing. In 20 ...

...ucer widely regarded as one of the most successful and influential musical artists of the 21st century. Over a career spanning nearly two decades, she has sol ...a year was writing original songs. Frustrated with the pace of progress in musical theatre and determined to pursue a career in country music, she persuaded h ...

'''Tim Wolf''' is an American [[alternative music|alternative]] and [[Americana]] singer-songwriter ... ...ng on images of rural life, wide-open landscapes, and the mythology of the American frontier. He has described his music as aiming to "transcend physical geogr ...

...w an estimated 73 million viewers. The so-called "[[British Invasion]]" of American pop culture had begun. ...Rolling Stone]] magazine ranked them first on its list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. ...

'''Jack Antonoff''' (born Jack Edward Antonoff, March 31, 1984) is an American musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer who has emerged as one of ...Hills, New Jersey, into a Jewish family. His childhood was marked by early musical obsession and by personal tragedy: his younger sister Sarah died of brain c ...

'''Jefferson Starship''' is an American rock band from San Francisco, formed in 1974 as a successor to the influent == Musical Style and Legacy == ...

...[[AIDS crisis]], the album tackled themes of moral decay, sexual politics, American imperialism, and spiritual yearning. It was accompanied by a full-length fi * '''"Sweet Bird of Truth"''' — a critique of American militarism ...

...nguished by its literary ambitions, its preoccupation with doomed romance, American mythology, celebrity culture, and melancholy, and by a vocal style of excep ...described as evoking the glamour of old Hollywood and the geography of the American South and West. ...

* '''1970''': "American Woman", "No Time", "Hand Me Down World" ''"American Woman"'' became the band's signature song and their only U.S. number-one hi ...

...onal DJ, and broadcaster. One of the most distinctive and boundary-defying artists to emerge from the 1980s, Cherry rose to international fame with her 1989 d Her mother later married the American jazz trumpeter '''[[Don Cherry (jazz musician)|Don Cherry]]''', who became ...

...across a DJ set or album. While rooted in the four-on-the-floor rhythms of American [[house music]], progressive house incorporated influences from [[trance]], ...uch as [[808 State]], [[The Orb]], [[Bomb the Bass]], and [[The Shamen]] — artists working at the intersection of house, psychedelia, and electronic experimen ...

{{Infobox musical artist ...d formed in [[Sheffield]], England, in 1977. One of the best-selling music artists of all time, they have sold more than 100 million records worldwide.<ref na ...

'''Jefferson Airplane''' were an American rock band formed in [[San Francisco]], California in 1965. who served as an informal musical consultant during recording. Garcia is credited as ...

...Hastings Pier''', which became genuinely significant nights that attracted artists of national standing, including [[The Prodigy]]. Digweed later recalled his === Twilo and the American Scene (1997–2001) === ...

'''Hot Tuna''' are an American rock and blues band formed in San Francisco, California in 1969 acts in American rock, but internal tensions were mounting. Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady ...

=== Early Life and Musical Formation === ...into a musical sensibility that was rooted equally in European melody and American rhythm. ...

'''Jorma Kaukonen''' (born December 23, 1940) is an American guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter of artists such as [[Reverend Gary Davis]] and [[Mississippi John Hurt]], but encompas ...

...], [[rhythm and blues]], and [[gospel music|gospel]] — to mainstream white American audiences during the 1950s. ...proximity to African American neighborhoods, he absorbed a broad range of musical influences: gospel from the Assembly of God church, country music from the ...

...e sound is closely intertwined with the Summer of Love (1967), the broader American counterculture, and the widespread use of psychedelic drugs — particularly ...organisation — as a direct inspiration for the Airplane's early vocal and musical style. ...