1970s Music History Maci Workman

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Across
  1. 5. statue was planned to be erected in Armstrong’s birthplace of
  2. 6. Janis Joplin died where
  3. 7. popular artist in 1970 that arrived from England
  4. 9. Rock and pop ruled what in 1973
  5. 10. dissolved, suffering internal conflicts
  6. 15. featuring 12-year-old Michael Jackson, captured imaginations across the country(spell out #)
  7. 16. hit it big with “Cracklin’ Rosie”
  8. 19. turned their music to an older audience, those who had listened to them in their earlier days.
  9. 20. on October 4, who died
  10. 21. Incredible jazz-only festivals were staged
  11. 22. won two Grammy awards for his song “A Boy Named Sue”
  12. 24. September 18, mercurial guitarist found dead
  13. 25. toured the US for the first time since 1969
Down
  1. 1. wrote“My Sweet Lord.”
  2. 2. In New York City, on July 6, who died.
  3. 3. gained new popularity with songs for TV and concerts.
  4. 4. Hard-rock that ranked high on the national best-seller list.
  5. 8. recovered from illness to throw a famous birthday bash
  6. 11. reappeared in concert, after making nearly 30 movies in the 1960s.
  7. 12. how many deaths rocked the music world in 1970
  8. 13. left the Supremes for solo fame
  9. 14. most popular song of the year, however, belonged to Don McLean with
  10. 17. The Newport Jazz festival was cancelled, again due to
  11. 18. Where was Jimi Hendrix was found dead
  12. 23. dream of peace and love held so dearly by the(first word)