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Conclusion One of the problems regarding defining what the blues are is the variety of authoritative opinions. The blues is neither an era in the chronological development of jazz, nor is it actually a particular style of playing or singing jazz. (Tanner 35) Some maintain (mostly musicologists) that the blues are defined by the use of blue notes (and on this point they also differ - some say that they are simply flatted thirds, fifths, and sevenths applied to a major scale [forming a pentatonic scale]; some maintain that they are microtones; and some believe that they are the third, or fifth, or seventh tones sounded simultaneously with the flatted third, or fifth, or seventh tones respectively [minor second intervals]). Others feel that the song form (twelve bars, one-four-five) is the defining feature of the blues. Some feel that the blues is a way to approach music, a philosophy, in a manner of speaking. And still others hold a much wider sociological view that the blues are an entire musical tradition rooted in the black experience of the post-war South. Whatever one may think of the social implications of the blues, whether expressing the American or black experience in microcosm, it was their "strong autobiographical nature, their intense personal passion, chaos and loneliness, executed so vibrantly that it captured the imagination of modern musicians" and the general public as well. Copy this code to your website to display this banner! I edited my profile with Thomas Myspace Editor V4.4 (www.strikefile.com/myspace)
hey jake whats up dude? we got some people from people coming to film from mtv films! i know cool huh!anyways you need to be free on like 21 st thru 25th they want us to jam dude!
WHATS UP LITTLE BROTHER HOPE YOUR DOING WELL AND STAYING OUT OF TROUBLE..TELL POPS I SAID HELLO, WILL GET TOGETHER SOON AND JAM A BIT..BE GOOD AND SAFE
