Country Blues |
Country blues, which is also known as "folk blues," is a primarily an acoustic guitar-oriented type of blues from which many other styles are derived. It often incorporated elements of gospel, ragtime, hillbilly, and Dixieland jazz. The popularity and hit records of original country blues artists like Mississippi's Charley Patton, or Blind Lemon Jefferson from Texas would subsequently influence scores of musicians across the Southern United States.
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Stylistic origins: Blues, Folk, CountrySubgenres: Delta blues - Louisiana blues - Piedmont bluesExternal links:    
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