What is R B Blues and is Blues R B? Why is it called the blues?

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.

R&B is a fusion of blues, blues is called blues, and R&B is rhythm and blues. But at the same time, the blues are not exactly R&B, the two are similar. R&B is an abbreviation, and the full name is Rhythm and Blues

rhythm, rhythm.

Blues is blues, also known as blues.

So there's nothing wrong with R&B being R&B, or R&B, or R&B.

The difference in what is said is the blues**, which is the blues.

But the English word for blues is blues, and bule means sad, so blues are very lyrical, and blues are still the ancestors of jazz, rock, and gospel songs.

This is a completely wrong concept. Blues is a form of its own in-house style and culture. It is also widely used in many types of **, such as rock and jazz. But it's not sad, it's spirited.

Early R&B evolved from blues. But with the development of the years, R&B and blues are now two different concepts.

The blues are not R&B.

Blues (blues) is the ancestor of jazz, rock and gospel songs (gospel), originally just a 12-bar form sung by early American black slaves when expressing their mood, and the application of a large number of blue notes when singing or playing makes ** full of depression and dissonance, which sounds very melancholy (blue). But it was such an anti-bone vibe that made it later carry forward in rebellious rock music.

The way the blues expressed themselves in songs that directly stated their inner thoughts, which was very different from the ** of the white society at the time.

**The main body is progressed in the i, iv, and V chords, in the most commonly used 12-bar manner, and also in the 8- and 16-bar form, while its scale is in the form of third-flat and seventh-flat tones to imitate the Western scale. In the early days, the musicians played on the violin or banjo, and some musicians used slides to make the notes out of tune, making the guitar sound like a human voice crying, in order to express their emotions, which is called the blues.