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rock & roll

Rock and roll is the simple name given to the musical/cultural/attitude movement that shaked the minds and the pants of thousand of youngsters all around the world. It all started during the early 50's and it all began with the influence of blues, country and r'n'b music. You can say that Chuck Berry invented it, but it is known that Elvis personified like no one else.

Let's rock and roll baby!!

by leinergroove December 7, 2004

152πŸ‘ 50πŸ‘Ž


rock & roll

probably the coolest type of music in the world

i wanna rock and roll all night and party every day

by davidd62690 August 4, 2005

142πŸ‘ 55πŸ‘Ž


rock & roll

A phrase for expressing a desire or intention to perform a task or engage an enemy

Time to rock and roll.

by Kevin Gaines April 4, 2004

55πŸ‘ 27πŸ‘Ž


rock 'n' roll

A skateboard trick in a half-pipe, mini ramp, on a quarter pipe, and its a type of crazy people music. (where people bust up perfectly good guitars, and will kill themselves in a concert)

that was a pretty clean rock'n'roll, steve caballaro.

Rock'n'roll is crazy people music. Its not that great.

by slay December 26, 2003

3πŸ‘ 30πŸ‘Ž


rock & roll

was actually invented by wynonie harris in '48 i think. mixing gospel, blues, and r&b. rock and roll was actually a subgenre of rythm and blues (it was also known as hoy hoy).

lil richard is an example of hoy hoy rock n roll

by JVT niggas December 30, 2005

45πŸ‘ 28πŸ‘Ž


Rock & Roll

A forward, energetic, and electric form of rhythm & rhyme. To rock is to rouse, to roll is to ravish, and to ride the thunder is to raise up the soul.

Man: Let's rock & roll, baby

Woman: Take me!

by HazyKushen April 9, 2010

15πŸ‘ 13πŸ‘Ž


Rock 'n Roll Sandwich

A figurative concept that refers to harnessing the greatness of Rock β€˜n Roll and putting it into a tasty sandwich. Used to describe how awesome something is.

Hey man, did you see that I got Slayer to play in my basement? Hell Yeah! That’s a Rock 'n Roll Sandwich!

by Gorester November 21, 2011

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