Those losers got their whole sound off black musicians and were butthurt they were progressing into new sounds and genres while they were still just riding the coattails of their sounds 20-30 years older at the time
Jethro Tull had super white roots. Pretty much just folk.
It’s barely top 3 of the black genres
Considering a lot of soul music gets grouped into r&b, it’s absolutely top 3 and it’s not 2 or 3
Considering a lot of soul music gets grouped into r&b, it’s absolutely top 3 and it’s not 2 or 3
Jazz, rap, reggae > r&b/soul
Not gonna debate the black roots of electronic/techno
Jazz, rap, reggae > r&b/soul
Not gonna debate the black roots of electronic/techno
The impact of soul music is way larger than what reggae or rap has done. And as impactful as Jazz is, there’s just so much more variety in the r&b genre
The impact of soul music is way larger than what reggae or rap has done. And as impactful as Jazz is, there’s just so much more variety in the r&b genre
Reggae clears any genre black or white
Jazz, rap, reggae > r&b/soul
Not gonna debate the black roots of electronic/techno
Dub
Reggae clears any genre black or white
And if we include Dancehall and other island music, the conservation is long over
Not saying reggae not massively influential via dancehall or afrobeat or house music but r&b/ Soul has impacted every single genre in every single decade of the last 60 years
Not saying reggae not massively influential via dancehall or afrobeat or house music but r&b/ Soul has impacted every single genre in every single decade of the last 60 years
Sure ok reggae still better tho
Not saying reggae not massively influential via dancehall or afrobeat or house music but r&b/ Soul has impacted every single genre in every single decade of the last 60 years
Stop appealing to some higher authority like a rym nerd, yeezy
Stop appealing to some higher authority like a rym nerd, yeezy
I’m jus speaking facts