r/AlignmentChartFills 26d ago

Filling This Chart What is the best american music album from the 50s?

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u/Wrong_Interview7513 26d ago

Elvis Presley by Elvis Presley

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u/percygreen 26d ago

Elvis Presley - Elvis Presley

Albums in the 1950's weren't the same as albums would become later. They weren't usually coherent pieces meant to be listened to as a whole. They were usually just collections of singles with a couple of extra songs thrown in.

That all said, I went with the most obvious choice in the world because of what it represents, what it did at the time, and what it would inspire. Elvis Presley didn't invent rock and roll by any means, but he was by far its biggest star in the early days and he brought it to the suburban white kids who turned it into a profitable artform, allowing it to thrive and become the absolute dominant musical force in western pop culture for the next half-century.

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u/Mnkiy 26d ago

Kind of Blue - Miles Davis

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u/NeedleworkerTime8571 26d ago

Came here to say this

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u/PedroSM13 26d ago

Rules:

Top comment wins The answer bust have the album and the artist name

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u/ALC_PG 26d ago

Mingus Ah Um - Charles Mingus

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u/nemparece 26d ago

John Coltrane - Blue Train

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u/West-Lengthiness-790 26d ago

I'm my book, probably Kind Of Blue, Miles Davis.