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Definition of rockabilly in English: rockabillynoun ˈrɒkəbɪliˈrɑkəˌbɪli mass nounA type of popular music, originating in the south-eastern US in the 1950s, combining elements of rock and roll and country music. an offbeat blend of country, swing, and rockabilly as modifier rockabilly music Example sentencesExamples - The film shows us the early years at Sun Records, where rock and roll was born - the artists on the label brought country and rockabilly and the blues and gospel together.
- This first release more than conveys the excitement these boys bring to the tried and true rockabilly of the past.
- For a man who was known to record some of the most fiery roots music this side of the Mississippi, he was usually not featured belting out some rambunctious R & B or scorching rockabilly.
- I wanted guys who were hot musicians who didn't have grounding in rockabilly or country or blues.
- Finally, music is very important to his films, often blending diverse styles like American rockabilly and blues, classical music, and Finnish pop songs.
Origin 1950s: blend of rock and roll and hillbilly. Definition of rockabilly in US English: rockabillynounˈräkəˌbilēˈrɑkəˌbɪli A type of popular music, originating in the southeastern US in the 1950s, combining elements of rock and roll and country music. an offbeat blend of country, swing, and rockabilly as modifier rockabilly music Example sentencesExamples - This first release more than conveys the excitement these boys bring to the tried and true rockabilly of the past.
- The film shows us the early years at Sun Records, where rock and roll was born - the artists on the label brought country and rockabilly and the blues and gospel together.
- I wanted guys who were hot musicians who didn't have grounding in rockabilly or country or blues.
- Finally, music is very important to his films, often blending diverse styles like American rockabilly and blues, classical music, and Finnish pop songs.
- For a man who was known to record some of the most fiery roots music this side of the Mississippi, he was usually not featured belting out some rambunctious R & B or scorching rockabilly.
Origin 1950s: blend of rock and roll and hillbilly. |