We would need to read the article to properly answer your question. This question has been in the question pool a long time so I figured I better let you know that. I did find an excerpt from Wikipedia under the heading of Swing Music which I included on the related link below. I hope this excerpt helps you and you can learn more from the link.
"Swing music began to decline in popularity during World War II because of several factors. Most importantly it became difficult to staff a "big band" because many musicians were overseas fighting in the war. Also, the cost of touring with a large ensemble became prohibitive because of wartime economics. These two factors made smaller 3 to 5 piece combos more profitable and manageable. A third reason is the recording bans of 1942 and 1948 because of musicians' union strikes. In 1948, there were no records legally made at all, although independent labels continued to bootleg records in small numbers. When the ban was over in January 1949, swing had evolved into new styles such as jump blues and bebop."
No.
Lindy hop or East Coast Swing. If the music is a little slower, you can do the West Coast Swing. ANSWER: also "crazy little thing called love"
Swing music is also called Swing Jazz. Swing first became known in the US in the 1920s. It wasn't until the mid 1930s that it became established in the uk. Swing music has a strong rhythm. It is usually performed by the double bass and drums. It is played at a fairly quick tempo. Swing music started to become less popular during WWII. It this was because of the recording ban. also many of the band members when to fight in the war.
There are several factors that influenced music in the 1950's. In most cases, music was influenced by the events happening as well as other trends in the society.
yes
Swing evolved into bebop because they were influenced by it and composed music similiar to it.
More than one type of music influenced the Jitterbug. Swing, jazz, and ragtime music all had a part in the influence of the Jitterbug.
Swing
gay music
Drugs and War is what influenced the music of the 60s
No.
No, but it swing music is sampled a lot of hip hop djs and producers.
The jive originated in the United States in the 1940s, influenced by African American jazz music and dance styles. It became popular as a fast-paced social dance, often associated with swing and rock and roll music.
I think both
Its gospel music, not western swing
Swing
Lindy hop or East Coast Swing. If the music is a little slower, you can do the West Coast Swing. ANSWER: also "crazy little thing called love"