Skiffle
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British pronunciation/skˈɪfə‍l/
American pronunciation/skˈɪfəl/

Définition et Signification de "skiffle"

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skiffle, musique skiffle

a genre of music characterized by its use of homemade or improvised instruments and a fusion of folk, blues, and jazz influences

What is "skiffle"?

Skiffle is a genre of music that emerged in the 1950s, blending folk, jazz, and blues influences with a homemade approach. It typically features acoustic instruments like guitars, banjos, washboards, and makeshift percussion. Skiffle is known for its upbeat, energetic sound and simple, rhythmic style. The genre often includes catchy, sing-along songs with a playful, informal feel, reflecting its emphasis on spontaneous, lively performances.

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Lonnie Donegan is often credited with popularizing skiffle in the UK with his hit song "Rock Island Line."
The skiffle craze in the 1950s inspired many British musicians, including The Beatles, who started their careers playing skiffle before transitioning to rock and roll.
The skiffle craze in the 1950s inspired many British musicians, including The Beatles, who started their careers playing skiffle before transitioning to rock and roll.
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