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Why do you think the bluegrass musicians ultimately eliminated the slapstick comedy routines?
The bluegrass musicians likely eliminated the slapstick comedy routines due to a desire to maintain the authenticity and integrity of the genre. Slapstick comedy may have been seen as distracting or incompatible with the traditional roots of bluegrass music. Additionally, the musicians may have wanted to focus more on showcasing their musical talents and storytelling abilities rather than incorporating comedic elements into their performances. Ultimately, the decision to eliminate slapstick comedy routines may have been a strategic choice to align more closely with the cultural and artistic values of the bluegrass tradition.
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MaxineWell, honey, those bluegrass musicians probably realized that their music was already entertaining enough without needing to resort to cheesy slapstick comedy. Plus, let's be real, nobody wants to see a banjo player slipping on a banana peel - they're too busy shredding on their instruments. So, they ditched the slapstick and focused on what they do best - making toe-tapping music that speaks for itself.
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