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When country music deals with social issues its focus is often on
preserving things, rather than changing things
Bluegrass had a big increase in popularity when a famed 1960s TV show featured a bluegrass theme song who wrote and performed the song
The show was probably, "The Beverly Hillbillies," and the theme song was performed by "Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, and the Foggy Mt. Boys."
Which of these instruments is not among the big five of bluegrass instruments
Banjo
What was The Anthology of American Folk Music
A collection of old recordings that inspired the second folk-music boom.
Which of these country performers is strongly associated with Austin Texas
Willie Nelson
Folk music bluegrass music and country music all grew out of the traditional music of the mountain region
Appalachian
The artist who first successfully combined folk music and rock music was
bob dylan
What is jamming in musical term
jamming:good music
What composer came first in the history of bluegrass
Bill Monroe
Who of the following is not known for being a songwriter Cecil Sharp Stephen Foster Woody Guthrie or Bob Dylan
Cecil Sharp
What is jamming in World War 2
Jamming is a radio transmission deliberately sent out to disrupt the enemy's communications.
Which one of these is not a characteristic of folk music
Folk music was invented in the 1930s by Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger.
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