R & B

HISTORY OF R & B

Some music observers say that Male Voice and Andre Hehanusa’s music is called R & B. Here is the History of R & B.
The term rhythm and blues (R & B) began as music industry designation for records by black musicians for black audiences. The beginning of R & B replaced the industry race record. It eventually came to denote the style of music created by black musician since the 1940s.

In the late 1940s, when jazz musicians began to play the rhythmically complex style known as BEBOP black dancer turned to big bands with heavy beat music. This kind of music is dominated by sexophone; it was louder, longer sealed and less subtle than older jazz ant late it was soon supplemented of the style, small sax and piano, country blues, electrical guitar, harmonica and bllack teenage vocal group. In 1950 Ray Charles and James Brown combined the vocally, emotional style derived from Gospel music with R & B.
This combination later known as soul music. In 1970s, R & B became more electric, musical complexities like Salsa were added and complexities of beat, instrumentation and production emerged much of the Disco music of the 1970s influenced Rhythem and Blues.