What are the R and B of R B ?

The full name of R&B is Rhythm &Blues"Rhythmic resentment"。Broadly speaking, R&B can be regarded as "black popularity**", it originates from black blues**, and is the basis of today's westbound pop and rock 'n' roll. In recent years, hip-hop and rap, which have become popular in the black ** circle, are all derived from R&B, and at the same time, many R&B elements are preserved.

The birth of R&B dates back to the mid-40s, and the early R&Bs were known as Jumpblues.

Jumpblues takes the horn-driven lineup and swing rhythms of jazz, and also combines blues, basic riff and string playing, becoming a new form. It can also be said that JumpBlues is a combination of Rhythmjazz and Blues.

Although a large part of jumpblues is to absorb the characteristics of blues, it is rhythm jazz that finally lays down its basic structure to form a new ** style. But the jumpblues are faster, the singing is rougher, and the use of instruments is different from jazz and blues: the piano plays with a strong rhythm, and most importantly, the sax is played sharper.

The early jumpblues were still black**: their singers and listeners were black.

R&B refers to Rhythm Blues.

Rhythm and blues (English: Rhythm and Blues, abbreviation: R&B or RNB, or rhythm blues), also known as rhythm complaint.

Blues is undoubtedly an important part of R&B, but the jazz element is just as important. First performed by African-American artists, it blends jazz, gospel and electronic blues genres.

Historical Traceability. First performed by African-American artists, it blends jazz celebration wheels, gospels, and electronic blues. The term was coined by Billboard in the late 1940s.

The most important and popular "Jumping Blues" star was Louis Jordan, whose record was as successful with black listeners as it was with white listeners. Sakura was defeated, and he also deeply influenced Chuck Berry. Many of the early "Jumping Blues" performers were from Los Angeles, where large black communities formed during the Great Depression and World War II.