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Elvis, as originally a poor southern White (like most of them), ok but are you sure about the Beatles? Didn’t they usher in the end of Rock and Roll?
Beatles? We don’t need no Beatles.
Manchester https://youtu.be/yds77TQFfdERock n Roll came from blues, and the Beatles at the beginning imitiated several black musicians from the USA who played guitars, and sang rock and roll and then they moved into something else when they moved to India . I am a crate digger or music collector
That feeling that the Beatles gave to their music at the beginning ( like cuban boleros ) came from the south of the USA, in some of their songs Ringo played bongos. Most Argentinean do not want to accept that Tango is black music, and the Cueca from Chile is black music
Some musicians like Bobby Sanabria has said that a musical continuation between Cuba and the USA on Afro cuban music would have given two results, it would have become one of the autoctonous music of the USA like jazz, and the Beatles wouldn’t have been so popular. Two Cuban musicians known as Machito and Mario Bauza were the founder of the Latin Jazz in the USA, Bauza said: Jazz on the top, afro cuban music on the bottom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1NH2nawCIY&list=RDx1NH2nawCIY&start_radio=1. Jazz and Afro cuban music combinedBeatles? We don’t need no Beatles.
———————————————————-The Beatles were unique and nobody has been able to imitate them
Elvis, as originally a poor southern White (like most of them), ok but are you sure about the Beatles? Didn’t they usher in the end of Rock and Roll?
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His music used to be called monkey music by the Southern whites
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Some on the left have suggested Jerusalem as a new national anthem but this is from Edward Carpenter, a socialist and associate of William Morris, and is frequently overlooked.
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