Celebrating America's Music History: New Members Added to the National Recording Registry.


Celebrating America's Music History: New Members Added to the National Recording Registry.

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Celebrating America's Music History: New Members Added to the National Recording Registry.

Many songs and albums are now in a special list. This list is called the National Recording Registry. It keeps important sounds of America safe at the Library of Congress.

Some new additions include music from Elton John and Miles Davis. Also added are songs from Tracy Chapman and Mary J. Blige. The musical 'Hamilton' is on the list too.

The songs were picked because they matter to American culture. They show what America sounds like. The list helps keep our history alive.

Helen Reddy and Celine Dion also made the list. Their famous songs are now part of the registry. Even music from the game Minecraft is included.

Other sounds include a baseball game and old Hawaiian music. The list has things from a long time ago to now. Amy Winehouse and Steve Miller Band are also on the list.


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What is the National Recording Registry?

It is a special list that keeps important sounds of America safe at the Library of Congress.

Who are some artists added to the list?

Some artists include Elton John, Miles Davis, Tracy Chapman, and Mary J. Blige.

Why are the songs picked for the registry?

The songs are picked because they matter to American culture and help keep our history alive.


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