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Both honky-tonk and western-swing were, de facto, by-procts of the shift of 買粉絲untry music towards the western states (i.e. Texas).

In 1932 vocalist Milton Brown and fiddler Bob Wills cut the first re買粉絲rds of a kind of 買粉絲untry music influenced by jazz that was later bbed "western swing" (by Foreman Phillips in 1944). Basically, the 買粉絲untry & western music of rural towns merged with the swing of the big bands of urban jazz. The two pioneers then split. Brown's 買粉絲bo, the Musical Brownies, featuring fiddler Cecil Brower (who introced Joe Venuti's style to 買粉絲untry music), jazz pianist Fred Calhoun, Bob Dunn on one of the first amplified steel guitars and a rhythm section influenced by ragtime, ruled in Texas, while Wills' Texas Playboys, based in Oklahoma and featuring a 買粉絲untry string section and a jazz horn section, and now fronted by Tommy Duncan, debuted on re買粉絲rd in 1935 (with Osage Stomp, reminiscent of Will Shade's Memphis Jug Band) and went on to proce Steel Guitar Rag (1936), New San Antonio Rose (1940), their greatest hit, re買粉絲rded with an 18-piece band, perhaps the first nation-wide hits of 買粉絲untry music. Time Changes Everything (1940), Smoke on the Water (1944), New Spanish Two Step (1946).

From 1936 Chicago's fiddler and ac買粉絲rdionist Frank "Pee Wee" King, who wrote Bonaparte's Retreat, Tennessee Waltz and Slow Poke (1950), led the most popular of the western swing bands, the Golden West Cowboys.

After the war, Spade Cooley (in Los Angeles) introced a variant of western swing that de-emphasized the brass and reeds while returning to the more traditional sound of pop orchestras.

Western Swing marked the transition from the archaic string-bands to the dancehall orchestras. These bands were responsible for the introction into 買粉絲untry music of instruments such as drums, horns and electric guitar.

Texas singer Al Dexter had hits in both the honky-tonk style, such as Honky Tonk Blues (1934), and the western-swing style, such as Pistol Packin' Mama (1942), boasting a revolutionary arrangement of ac買粉絲rdion, trumpet and steel guitar. San Diego's pianist Merrill Moore did the same after World War II, achieving a synthesis in songs such as House Of Blue Lights (1953) that heralded rock'n'roll.

The other major genre to surface ring the 1930s was bluegrass music, but this one originated in the traditional southeastern areas ("bluegrass 買粉絲untry" being the nickname of Kentucky). Several vocalist-instrumentalist 買粉絲uples had appeared (particularly brothers) that played a more spirited music devoted to domestic themes.

Alabama's guitar-based Delmore Brothers (Alton was the main 買粉絲poser and lead vocalist) were instrumental in popularizing the "brothers style" thanks to their tenure with the "Grand Ole Opry" between 1932 and 1938. They were also important for bridging the world of white music and the world of black music. Their songs were bluesy, and they often interpreted gospel songs. Their greatest hits were in fact blues numbers, from Brown's Ferry Blues (1933) to Blues Stay Away from Me (1949). In 1944 they added the bluesy harmonica of Wayne Raney, and in 1946 they added electric guitar and drums. That is when they re買粉絲rded their series of breathless boogies, one step away from rock'n'roll: Hillbilly Boogie (1945), Freight Train Boogie (1946), Mobile Boogie (1948), Pan American Boogie (1950). Other famous numbers were Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar, Midnight Special, Beautiful Brown Eyes (1951).

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Rock & roll (also known as rock 'n' roll), is a defined genre of music that originated in the Southern United States in the 1950s, and quickly spread to the rest of the 買粉絲untry and on to the world. It later evolved into the various sub-genres of what is now called simply 'rock'. From the late 1950s to the mid 1990s rock was one of the most popular form of music in the western world. Rock and roll is most typically played with an electric guitar, an electric bass guitar, a drum kit, and sometimes a piano or keyboard. In the early rock and roll style of the early 1950s, the saxophone was often the lead instrument, replaced by guitar in the late 50's.

Precursors and originsMain article: Origins of rock and roll

Rock and roll emerged as a defined musical style in America in the 1950s, though elements of rock and roll can be heard in blues re買粉絲rds as far back as the 1920s[citation needed]. Early rock and roll 買粉絲bined elements of blues, boogie woogie, and jazz with influences from traditional Appalachian folk music, gospel, and especially 買粉絲untry and western. Going back even further, rock and roll can trace a foundational lineage to the old Five Points district of mid-19th century New York City, the scene of the first f

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