rhythm and bluesn.

Brit.

/ˌrɪð(ə)m (ə)n(d) ˈbluːz/, U.S.

/ˌrɪðəm ən ˈbluz/

Forms: 1900s– rhythm and blues, 1900s– rhythm & blues, 1900s– rhythm 'n blues, 1900s– rhythm 'n' blues, 1900s– rhythm n' blues, 1900s– rhythm n blues.

Origin: Formed within English, by compounding. Etymons: rhythm n., and conj.¹, blues n.

Etymology: < rhythm n. + and conj.¹ + blues n.

Any of various kinds of popular music originally (and principally) associated with African-American performers, esp. a style prominent during the late 1940s and 1950s derived from or influenced by the blues and jazz, typically having a strong rhythm and featuring a horn section. Abbreviated R&B n.Popularized (and often said to have been coined) by Jerry Wexler of Billboard magazine in 1949, when the term was adopted by that magazine to describe all forms of African-American popular music, including blues, jazz, and gospel, replacing the term race record (see race record at race n.⁶ Compounds 3). Later used to describe soul, funk, etc.

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1924 Billboard 20 Dec. 61/4 (advt.) Pianist at liberty after 20th. Sight reader, fake, improvise, lots of rhythm and blues.

1933 Wisconsin State Jrnl. 12 May 10 The fastest stepping, hottest of modern music, and the most colorful rhythm and blues singing are promised by the Ashley Theater corp., when the Orpheum theater opens under its management Sunday.

1933 Los Angeles Times 26 Dec. 56 The Tantilizin' Rhythm Blues Band will also be seen on this program.]

1935 Winnipeg Free Press 28 Jan. 5/3 The Mills Brothers, not to be outdone will step up with their guitar and simulate a four-piece orchestra in several rhythm and blues numbers.

1947 Los Angeles Sentinel 24 Apr. 20/6 Lucky Milinder..will launch a..National Talent Discovery Quest... Selection will be made in two categories:..(2) Popular rhythm and blues.

1949 Billboard 25 June 30/2 Records listed are rhythm and blues records that sold best in stores according to the Billboard's special weekly survey.

1955 A. J. McCarthy Jazzbook 1955 84 Rhythm and blues is a Negro music and it was already in full flower when the jazz fans became aware of its existence. The actual musical content of the average rhythm and blues record is very limited.

1960 Melody Maker 31 Dec. 5/2 When we got to ‘The Preacher’, they both objected violently. ‘No, no, no, no! We can't record that! That's rhythm and blues!’

1967 J. Wilson in L. Deighton London Dossier 25 The Stones..had their first central London club engagement at the old Marquee. Rhythm 'n Blues in England began there with the late Cyril Davis, who died a few years ago.

1977 C. McKnight & J. Tobler Bob Marley 10 Unlike soul, jazz or rhythm and blues, reggae remains the inviolable preserve of black musicians.

1992 Windplayer Sept. 20/1 Every rhythm & blues single to come out of New Orleans.

2006 R. Bowman in E. M. Komara Encyc. Blues 352/2 [James] Brown..intrinsically understood funk to be manifestly ‘blacker’ than the music he had been creating up to this point and than most other forms of contemporaneous rhythm and blues, including Motown, Stax, and Chicago soul.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2010; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	rhythm and blues
释义	rhythm and bluesn. Brit. /ˌrɪð(ə)m (ə)n(d) ˈbluːz/, U.S. /ˌrɪðəm ən ˈbluz/ Forms: 1900s– rhythm and blues, 1900s– rhythm & blues, 1900s– rhythm 'n blues, 1900s– rhythm 'n' blues, 1900s– rhythm n' blues, 1900s– rhythm n blues. Origin: Formed within English, by compounding. Etymons: rhythm n., and conj.¹, blues n. Etymology: < rhythm n. + and conj.¹ + blues n. Any of various kinds of popular music originally (and principally) associated with African-American performers, esp. a style prominent during the late 1940s and 1950s derived from or influenced by the blues and jazz, typically having a strong rhythm and featuring a horn section. Abbreviated R&B n.Popularized (and often said to have been coined) by Jerry Wexler of Billboard magazine in 1949, when the term was adopted by that magazine to describe all forms of African-American popular music, including blues, jazz, and gospel, replacing the term race record (see race record at race n.⁶ Compounds 3). Later used to describe soul, funk, etc. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > music > type of music > folk music > [noun] > blues blues1912 rhythm and blues1924 folk-blues1926 bottleneck blues1928 policy blues1928 R&B1949 boogie1976 1924 Billboard 20 Dec. 61/4 (advt.) Pianist at liberty after 20th. Sight reader, fake, improvise, lots of rhythm and blues. 1933 Wisconsin State Jrnl. 12 May 10 The fastest stepping, hottest of modern music, and the most colorful rhythm and blues singing are promised by the Ashley Theater corp., when the Orpheum theater opens under its management Sunday. 1933 Los Angeles Times 26 Dec. 56 The Tantilizin' Rhythm Blues Band will also be seen on this program.] 1935 Winnipeg Free Press 28 Jan. 5/3 The Mills Brothers, not to be outdone will step up with their guitar and simulate a four-piece orchestra in several rhythm and blues numbers. 1947 Los Angeles Sentinel 24 Apr. 20/6 Lucky Milinder..will launch a..National Talent Discovery Quest... Selection will be made in two categories:..(2) Popular rhythm and blues. 1949 Billboard 25 June 30/2 Records listed are rhythm and blues records that sold best in stores according to the Billboard's special weekly survey. 1955 A. J. McCarthy Jazzbook 1955 84 Rhythm and blues is a Negro music and it was already in full flower when the jazz fans became aware of its existence. The actual musical content of the average rhythm and blues record is very limited. 1960 Melody Maker 31 Dec. 5/2 When we got to ‘The Preacher’, they both objected violently. ‘No, no, no, no! We can't record that! That's rhythm and blues!’ 1967 J. Wilson in L. Deighton London Dossier 25 The Stones..had their first central London club engagement at the old Marquee. Rhythm 'n Blues in England began there with the late Cyril Davis, who died a few years ago. 1977 C. McKnight & J. Tobler Bob Marley 10 Unlike soul, jazz or rhythm and blues, reggae remains the inviolable preserve of black musicians. 1992 Windplayer Sept. 20/1 Every rhythm & blues single to come out of New Orleans. 2006 R. Bowman in E. M. Komara Encyc. Blues 352/2 [James] Brown..intrinsically understood funk to be manifestly ‘blacker’ than the music he had been creating up to this point and than most other forms of contemporaneous rhythm and blues, including Motown, Stax, and Chicago soul. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2010; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1924
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