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Jump Blues
Original title: ジャンプブルース
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Jump blues is a subgenre of blues, popularized from the late 1940s through performances by Louis Jordan and others. An uptempo blues influenced by big-band jazz, it is characterized by a swinging rhythm at a fast tempo.
ジャンプ・ブルースはブルースのサブ・ジャンルの一種。1940年代後半から、ルイ・ジョーダンらが演奏して流行した。アップテンポのブルースであり、ビッグ・バンド・ジャズに影響されている。速めのテンポでスウィングするリズムに特徴がある。
Source updated 2024-01-01 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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