| America, the big melting pot, has always
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| | Blues and a new kind of music went
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| been influencing the music of the whole
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| | with it.Around the time of Napoleon,
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| world. It gave birth to many different
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| | military bands increased in popularity
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| styles and music traditions. Jazz,
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| | and were all very well received by the
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| Hip-Hop and Blues are the three most
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| | French. This led to an
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| known and most popular traditions that
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| | increased importation of brass band
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| also originated in the US.One of the most
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| | instruments to all the French
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| famous of musical traditions is that of
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| | settlements, including those in New
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| the Blues. It
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| | Orleans and other parts of
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| has also been one of the most
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| | America. Creoles ("mixed breeds"-
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| influential, paving the way for many
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| | usually part black, part French and
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| other new styles of music. Blues, a
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| | sometimes part Indian) who were usually
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| distinct style of music, began to
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| | well-educated freemen became
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| emerge around the 1860's. After the
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| | infatuated with these instruments and
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| civil war, the newly freed
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| | the sounds that they could make.
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| Afro-American people were presented with
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| | The migrating Southern Afro-Americans
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| a new difficulty. They had
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| | soon caught on to these new
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| been removed from the lives that they
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| | instruments as they socialised with the
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| had previously known and thrown
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| | Creoles on their journey
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| into a new life, a life of segregation
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| | North. Incorporating the sounds of blues
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| and contempt. The American
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| | and the same non-western
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| culture could no longer condone the use
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| | syncopated rhythms that had been brought
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| of slavery, but it was not
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| | from Africa, a new breed of
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| ready to accept the new free men and
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| | music began to grow. It was simply a
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| women into their society either.
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| | variation of traditional marching
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| Many had to travel the country in search
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| | band music, but it began to change as
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| of work. These people were
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| | blues became more and more
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| mostly men and those of whom music
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| | prevalent. First Ragtime, and then Jass,
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| appealed to most took up
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| | or Jazz.From New Orleans, jazz moved up
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| instruments such as the guitar and
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| | river with the Black Americans
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| harmonica because these instruments
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| | travelling North, and in the house
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| were cheap and easy to travel with. It
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| | parties of the 20's and 30's it
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| was in this setting of a sense
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| | gained momentum. Where the Blues was the
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| of deep segregation that the blues was
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| | "devil's music" to many of
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| born.The distinction that made Blues so
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| | the black middle class, Jazz was
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| different from other music was it's
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| | acceptable. "Black music" was
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| clear roots from the work song of the
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| | extremely popular in the clubs and
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| olden days. The early blues
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| | parties of the 20's. Jazz also made
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| artists and even the later Jazz
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| | it possible for Afro-American music to
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| musicians used their instruments as
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| | be imitated for the first time
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| extensions of their voice. The rhythms
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| | by white musicians, which was a sign of
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| that they made were in the same
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| | things to come. The broad
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| non-syncopated form as the work song had
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| | emotional meaning of the genre allowed
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| been and the sounds were
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| | such cross-cultural
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| meant to mimic the human voice. It was
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| | developments without being 'watered
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| in this way that the blues
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| | down'. Free Jazz and Hard Bop were
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| became even more significant and even
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| | all examples of the experimentation the
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| more successful in their effort
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| | musicians of the time were
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| to convey emotion.Travelling Blues
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| | making to elevate the sound. It became
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| shows, Minstrelsies, began to tour the
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| | more and more popular and as
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| country. As a
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| | time went on more and more musicians
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| result, Blues began to be heard
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| | began to try new ideas with Jazz,
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| everywhere, and it began to influence
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| | increasing its popularity along the way.
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| more and more people. It was still
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| | Jazz is still popular today,
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| primarily black music listened to
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| | and exists in many different forms and
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| by black people, but that soon began to
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| | styles e.g. Be Bop, Hard Bop,
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| change.The first seeds in the roots of
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| | Free Jazz, Modern Jazz, Avant Garde,
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| Jazz music were sewn in the early
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| | Swing, Fusion and Latin Jazz.The third
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| 1900's around 1914 when Afro-Americans
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| | and final American musical tradition is
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| began to migrate north. There
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| | Hip-Hop/Rap music.
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| were a number of reasons for this; many
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| | Hip-Hop/Rap came into being around about
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| blacks were attracted by the
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| | 1978. Rock n' Roll music was
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| opportunity of good jobs and a better
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| | extremely popular and was very much a
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| and freer life in the North;
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| | part of American culture, but it
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| while others simply sought to flee the
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| | had long lost its Afro-American
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| poverty, slavery, and
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| | association and the Blacks were eager
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| segregation of the South. The American
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| | for another style of music to call their
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| dream was drawing these
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| | own. Funk's sound and rhythms
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| particular Americans forth much as it
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| | did not evolve into Hip Hop, but it did
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| did with the early pioneers of
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| | set the ball rolling.
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| the west. Up the river went the new
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