Blues song almost always make exclusive use of the I-IV-V (1-4-5) progression in a 12 bar phrase. ((I-IV-I-V-IV-I) 2-bars each.) this is crucial for achieving that classic blues sound, unfortunately it also makes all blues songs sound similar and rather predictable.
Both have a religious origin, and share similar underlying rythems and enunciation styles.
Gospel and blues
it made the blues music more religious.
Mainly Gospel music.
Gospel and blues (APEX) Class of 2011
Gospel and blues (APEX) Class of 2011
Gospel and blues
it made the blues music more religious.
Mainly Gospel music.
Gospel and blues (APEX) Class of 2011
No, it is know for Blues
Gospel and blues (APEX) Class of 2011
Gospel and blues
Gospel and R&B
R & B (Rhythm and Blues) and (black) Gospel music
You are probably referring to "blues" music, or rhythm and blues. The song "Summertime" is very "bluesy" sounding.
Gospel and blues
-With Gospel,there's an uplifting message in it other than talking about something depressing. -Blues is always talking about something sad. -Gospel music is Christian music and has lyrics referring to God and how you should be saved. -Blues music has lyrics that refer to sad and depressing things.