Early Blues Recordings Were Categorized In Which Two Ways
How are the first blues records rated? 3
It's in your book. I noticed that many of these music class questions are related only to the author of the book. Early blues records are not classified as music today. Your question is mysterious because it is not a general knowledge of music. The author seems to want to clarify something.
It needs to be categorized more accurately through W, tags, trading posts like llboard etc. Or w? And what are you talking about, the father of the recording industry, 20, 30, what?
Almost all music, with a few exceptions, is often called racing music from the 1920s to the post-war period (mid-1940s) when Atlantic Records' Jerry Wexler coined the term Rhythm & Blues.
Country blues, urban blues, city blues, etc., have never been used by the industry, even with labels, posters, etc., except for certain promotional materials. Tse Blues is a distinction from brands that were not widely used until the late 1950s and early 1960s.
Early Blues Recordings Were Categorized In Which Two Ways
Early Blues Recordings Were Categorized In Which Two Ways
Country blues like Delta Blues ... or urban blues like Chicago or West Coast Blues ... At that time, music was not as mysterious as a genre.
Today's fans have come a long way with each category created to fit their favorite band.
The only thing that worked for me was Delta / Acoustic vs. Chicago / Electric.
It's the same with Russell E.
And RIP, BBK.
