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Father of the Delta Blues

Charley Patton

100

Where the Blues began

Mississippi Delta

100

I have six strings. I am the main instrument in both the Blues and Country Music. I don't use any electricity....

Acoustic Guitar

100

Name of the first recording device that could also playback sound

Phonograph

100

Bluegrass bans these two types of instruments

Percussion and Electric

200

Father of Country Music

Jimmie Rogers

200

This Midwestern city was one of the hotspots for movers during the Great Migration. It also produced some great Urban Blues. 

Chicago

200

No wind or strings needed to play me! I am also banned from Bluegrass music

Drums/Percussion

200

Material used to make recordings on the first recording device

Wax Cylinders

200

Stage name of the Father of Country Music

The Singing Breakman

300

During the Great Depression, Country music shifted from being less about _______ to being more about _______ (two part answer). 

The working class and cowboys

300

Area named for a mountain range that also happens to be the birthplace of Country Music

Appalachia

300

I have two different names depending on which style you play me in. 

Violin/Fiddle

300

Acoustic instruments do not require ______ in order to be played, unlike their cousins which have that word in their name.

Electricity

300

Typical lyric structure for Blues (and some Country) songs

AAB

400

Inventor of the first device that could record and playback sound

Thomas Edison

400

Location of the longest running radiostation, the home of Elvis Presley, and also a full recreation of the Greek Parthenon? 

Nashville

400

The lowest of all the string instruments

Bass

400

When wax cylinders didn't do the trick, these devices were created to improve the quality of recordings and make music easier to reproduce and sell at larger scales.

Vinyl Discs

400

A recreation of a song by a different artist. Usually keeps the same lyrics but changes the style, tempo, or other elements of music

Cover Song

500
Creator of Bluegrass music

Bill Monroe

500

This radio station is the longest running radio station in America. It helped make Country music popular nationwide. 

The Grand Ole' Opry

500

I am simultaneously a string instrument and a percussion instrument

Piano

500

This technology helped make Country music popular across the entire nation since it allowed more people to listen to it without having to leave their homes.

Radio

500

Cowboys represent this concept in Country music.

Freedom

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