What where the instruments used in rock and roll in the 1950's?

Answer 1

In the 1950s, the instruments commonly used in rock and roll included the Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, drums, and piano. The electric guitar, often played with distortion and amplification, became a defining sound of the genre. The bass guitar provided the low-end foundation, while drums added rhythm and energy. Piano was also frequently used to add melody and harmony to rock and roll songs.

Answer 2

Most bands had drums, electric Guitars, and electric bass - it was the Rock n Roll era. The Doors were a band which had electric keyboard. Jazz and blues bands used wind instruments like trumpets, saxophones, trombones, etc.

Answer 3

things haven't changed much except for synthesizers.

Guitar

Drums

Bass

sax

occasional Trumpet

piano or organ

Answer 4

Horn Section: 5-6 saxaphones, 4-5 trombones, 4-5 trumpets Rhytm Section: Bass, drums, piano, and often guitar

Clarinet has also been in a jazz band, but isn't as much these days.

Answer 5

Instruments used in sixties Pop Music include drums, guitar, bass, organ/piano, saxaphone.

Answer 6

The instruments must popularly used in rock are the electric guitar, the bass, and drums. There are also a lot of rock songs with the piano and the acoustic guitar.

Answer 7

Guitar, bass, drums, Saxophone, piano/organ

Answer 8

The most common instruments were guitar, bass, drums, organ or piano and sax.

Answer 9

the saxaphone

Answer 10

piano, sax, guitar, bass, drums, organ