How can you tell the difference between blues and slow rock? What is Rhythm Blues?

One category of blues is rhythm blues.

Rhythm and blues are a blend of genres of jazz, gospel, and electronic blues.

Other classifications of the blues:

1. Modern blues.

Modern blues is both acoustic and electric guitars, combining elements ranging from rock to pop to folk.

2. Electronic blues.

The electronic blues are marked by the use of electric guitars, as well as electric basses, and the pickups are loaded into double cellos and acoustic guitars.

3. Urban Blues.

The lyrics of Urban Blues fully reflect urban life.

R&B, also known as RNB, is written as Rhythm and Blues"Rhythm Blues"or"Rhythm & Blues"。A blend of jazz, gospel and blues. The term was coined by Billboard in the late 1940s.

It has spawned a number of different types, such as the familiar rock'n'Roll, Disco and RAP can all be regarded as R&B development covers.

The predecessor of R&B, which appeared in the black quarter of the United States in the 40s. At that time, there were not many people who could afford colorful entertainment, and black people who loved ** liked to gather on the streets after tea and dinner, play with simple instruments such as guitar and harmonica, and express various feelings such as life, work, and leaving their hometowns. This led to the development of the Blues, the precursor to R&B.

With the invention of the cassette tape, and the advent of more and more small radio stations, the blues began to pop out of black circles and become popular in Chicago.

Get up. I don't know if it's because the blues** have been talking about it for too long, and fans are eager to hear blues songs with a strong sense of rhythm, bright keys, and not too sad content. But the term R&B was first coined in the United States in 1947 by Jerry Wexler of Billboard Magazine as a marketing term, replacing race (originally a term originally used in The Black Community, but considered unpleasant by post-war society) and the Billboard category Harlem Hit Parade in June 1949

The term was originally used to define rock and roll, which encompasses 12 blues and boogie-woogie with a back beat, and has since been transformed into a fundamental element of rock and roll.

1. Different styles.

Blues: is a pentatonic scale-based vocal and instrument**. The blues originated from the soul music, hymns, labor songs, shouts, and chants of black American slaves of the past. The "sound of the blues" used in the blues and the way it is sung by Enlightenment both show its Western**.

Rhythm & Blues: Also known as Rhythm & Blues. It is a form that was first performed by African-American artists and blends jazz, gospel and electronic blues.

The term was coined by the American billboard in the late 1940s.

2. The characteristics are different.

Blues: This kind of ** has an obvious characteristic, that is, it uses a form similar to the Chinese folk song "one call and one response", the phrase will give people a feeling of nervousness, crying, and helplessness at first, and then the subsequent phrase seems to comfort and relieve the suffering. So the blues are very focused on the catharsis of self-emotion and originality or improvisation.

Rhythm & Blues: Absorbs not only the swinging rhythms and horn-based arrangements of jazz, but also the reply and harmonic structures commonly used in the blues. In "Jumping Blues", the singer's voice is harsher, the tempo is faster, the instruments are played differently, the piano is played more vigorously, and the saxophone is longer and sharper.

3. The origin is different.

Blues: The earliest recordings of blues and country** were made in the 1920s, when the fledgling mass industry researched and manufactured market types such as "African American**" and "traditional**" to appeal to black or white customers accordingly. The blues of today, like the country of today, began in the 19th century in the American South.

Rhythm & Blues: Performed by African-American artists, it is a fusion of jazz, gospel and electronic blues. The term was coined by Billboard Magazine in the late 1940s.

Many of the early "Jumping Blues" performers were from Los Angeles, where large black communities formed during the Great Depression and World War II.

Rhythm and blues origins with blues. It gradually became popular in the 70s.

The rhythm of the blues is more prominent, but not as sad as the blues. So extreme, on the contrary, highlights the optimistic side of the black man.

The blues are the origin of the modern **.

Rhythm Blues is R&B

There is no difference! It's all the same style. But the rhythm and blues are relatively fast! It's the rap kind! But not rap

This kind of ** has an obvious characteristic, which is to use the form of "one call and one response" similar to Chinese folk songs, which is called "call and reponse" in English. At first, the phrases give people a feeling of nervousness, crying, and helplessness, and then the following phrases seem to comfort and soothe the suffering. It's like a suffering person who cries out to God and is comforted and responded to by God!

1.Tune is a buzzword nowadays, derived from Jay's "The Same Tune".It means style, it means individuality. It can also be the tone of the scale of rhythm means.

2.Blues (blues) is a pentatonic scale-based vocal and instrument**, and its other characteristic is its special harmony.

The blues had a great influence on later American and Western pop songs, and ragtime, jazz, bluegrass, rhythm and blues, rock 'n' roll, country** and ordinary pop songs, and even modern classical** all contained elements of blues or developed from blues. [1] In poetry, the word is often used to describe melancholy. The word blues is the same as "bluedevils", which means low-key, sad, and melancholy.

The blues are also at the root of modern fashion**. When you listen to the blues**, you will notice that they all seem to follow the same pattern.