The 'official' blues originated in America from African Americans around the time of the late 1920's, (also known as the roaring twenties). The lively upbeat feel of the music contributed and was in symmetry with the feel of the Roaring Twenties.
"Blues started as a derivative of the music of African Americans in the Mississippi Delta and other places in the southern parts of the US, such as New Orleans, Memphis, St. Louis and other major cities where African American culture grew."
Although there is not much information about the blues, one can say that the blues had African roots, as during the 1900s many slaves sang in the rhythmic tune of the blues.
In New Orleans , Louisiana USA!
Musician W.C. Handy was called the Father of the Blues. Blues originated in the American South, and migrated north to cities like Chicago.
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In the late 1500's when slave tradeing went on in America.
There is no exact year that Blues Music is known to have originated. The best estimate is something resembling blues being tracked to 1901 in Mississippi.
No-one knows exactly but somewhere, say, around the last twenty years of the 19th century.
19s century
African American blues originated on Southern plantations during the 19th century. Even though the blues originated in the 19th century it didn't become popular and spread until the 1930's and 1940's.
It originated around the 1950's and 1960's in the usa and the uk.
Rhythm and blues originated in the 1940s in Detroit. Very shortly after it began to spread to New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.
The blues grew out of the African American experience in the early 20th Century, wherever musically inventive people faced oppression and adversity. The blues was developed in many areas of the southern U.S. Each region produced its own dialect of the blues, though the Mississippi Delta and the Piedmont of the Southeast were certainly major centers. Texas had the strongest impact on blues.
Blues has many many different sounds, as there is a huge range of styles within the Blues genre, such as Boogie Woogie, Classic Blues, and Jump Blues. Unlike the common misconception, Blues does not have to have a "sad" or "blue" sound to it, of course it can, but it doesn't always. Boogie Woogie is a good example of a spirited and cheerful style of Blues. It is almost impossible to describe the style of Blues overall, as it is such a diverse genre. Blues uses a major, minor, or hybrid Blues scale, which helps create different qualities of sound in pieces. _____________________________________________________________________ The blues scale that's used: flattened 3rd, 5th and 7th. Although it is essentially a diatonic scale with improvisation using these 'blue notes'. Although it did originate on the fields where black slaves used to work in rhythm to their singing.
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is this true (the blues style of music that devopled from combination of african and europran styles
African American work songs.
It originated in New Orleans
Blues came from early folk music played by blacks in the Delta region. Some of it came from Chicago. Another source for the music was black gospel.
The Delta Blues originated in the Mississippi Delta in the 20th Centurt (late 1800's/ early 1900's) in the rural Delta Region
African American blues originated on Southern plantations during the 19th century. Even though the blues originated in the 19th century it didn't become popular and spread until the 1930's and 1940's.
It originated around the 1950's and 1960's in the usa and the uk.
Rhythm and blues originated in the 1940s in Detroit. Very shortly after it began to spread to New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.