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 +:''This article refers to a music term. For other uses see [[Standard (disambiguation)]].''
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 +In music, a '''standard''' is a tune or song of established popularity.
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 +==See also==
 +* [[Blues standard]]
 +* [[Jazz standard]]
 +* [[Pop standard]]
 +* [[Great American Songbook]]
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 +==Further reading==
 +* ''Greatest Rock Standards'', published by [[Hal Leonard]] ISBN 0793588391
 +* ''Jazz Standards'', published by Hal Leonard ISBN 0793588723
 +* ''Blues Standards'', published by Hal Leonard ISBN 063409260X
 +* ''Latin Standards'', published by Hal Leonard ISBN 063406939X
 +* ''Folk Standards, 3 Guitars'', arranged by Karl Bruckner. Published by Universal Edition ISBN 3702459537
 +* ''Country Standards'', published by Hal Leonard ISBN 0634069063
 +* ''Pop Standards'', published by Hal Leonard ISBN 1423421914
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-"'''Blue Suede Shoes'''" is a [[rock and roll]] [[Standard (music)|standard]] written and first recorded by [[Carl Perkins]] in [[1955]]. The [[12-bar blues]] is considered one of the [[first rock and roll record|first rockabilly (rock and roll) records]] and incorporated elements of [[blues]], [[country music|country]] and [[pop music]] of the time. The song was notably covered by [[Elvis Presley]]. 
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In music, a standard is a tune or song of established popularity.

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