Rockabilly is a genre that blends rock and roll with elements of country music, emerging in the 1950s. It features upbeat rhythms, energetic guitar riffs, and often includes a strong, rhythmic bass. Rockabilly is known for its distinctive sound that combines the raw energy of early rock and roll with the distinctive sounds and storytelling of country music. The genre typically features lively, danceable tunes and often incorporates influences from blues and early rhythm and blues, creating a nostalgic feel.

Definition och betydelse av "rockabilly"på engelska

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