Arguably the 1950s was the last time music had innocence. Everything after was downhill. Id take bob crosby, marty robbins, johnny horton, and buddy holly over any music past them. RIP
The day the music Died
Thomas Gutierrez
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Henry Gomez
>some soyboys died in the 50's
who cares
Alexander Bennett
me :(
Aiden Johnson
My favourite years for music are the mid 50's through the mid 60's, so I mostly agree.
Anthony White
50s sucked ass because that's when guitar based music started to gain some real traction.
Brody Turner
>mfw this comment
Jacob Jenkins
delta blues was never popular, assbreath.
Wyatt Brooks
2011 = R.I.P. music goodbye...
Nathan Hill
Marty Robbin's second death is upon us.
Jaxson Butler
you suck ass
Tyler Rodriguez
The guitar was used in literally every popular style of music except jazz
James Ramirez
Literally hearing the last vinyl record I'll probably ever hear played on air right now, the station that would play them dies tomorrow
Owen Taylor
Samefagging real quick to say, DJ is currently literally switching between records, old school style.
I have too much misplaced nostalgia for someone in their 20s.
Leo Taylor
Shit for brains detected
Brayden Ward
t. soy boy soundcloud cuck
John Adams
>except jazz
Alexander Morris
Name one (1) popular act beside Nat King Cole who promenetly features guitar
Luis Thompson
herbie hancock
Benjamin Sanders
When will the era of hip-hop die? What will replace it?
Jeremiah Green
Bill Evans played with Jim Hall on a few albums, Sonny Roll had Barney Kessel, the list goes on
Some jazz guitarists are Grant Green, Joe Pass, Wes Montgomery, Django Reinhardt
Nathan Gonzalez
in the 40s guitar was associated with cowboy songs like Don't Fence Me In or Ghost Riders In The Sky. Most pop instrumentation was denatured "swing" and most R&B featured sax or piano as leads. guitar was just a member of the rhythm section.
Not sure why the Chuck Berry model of guitar in front is worse than either of these however. Using a rhythm instrument as a lead, plus a prominent backbeat, is what made rock "rock", basically.
Dylan Smith
>Born in the wrong generation
Robert Scott
Oh shit really? That blows.
Jason Peterson
also... chuck berry riff stolen from louis jordan: youtube.com
Tyler Flores
As someone who plays guitar, its an awful instrument that enables way too many hacks
Connor Phillips
>The guitar was used in literally every popular style of music except jazz
Isaac Walker
No Jim Reeves? Makes me sad...
Carter Lopez
>died
>not lived for the first time
Adrian Butler
nat king cole/sinatra were pop artists
holy fuck