Living Sacrifice - Violence

It makes sense to dwell on the origin of the word "rock and roll." Typically, his creation is attributed to Alan Fried, an eccentric disc jockey who, in the early fifties, introduced teenagers from Cleveland to Negro music. And then he settled in New York, where he encouraged the desire of his young students for freedom. This generalizing word owes its dubious reputation to juxtaposing two borrowings from Negro slang. Just as the word "jazz" is a synonym for copulation, "rock and roll" - "wobble and swing" - is an almost blatant designation of reciprocating movements during intercourse.