Country Music was created in the 1920 when people in theAppalachian mountains took out their guitar and sung old folk music. Rock started when Cleveland DJ was playing Rhythm and Blues for a multi ethnic community and called it rock and roll that was in the 1940s
jazz
Rock may have had some aspects come from Jazz, but it hasn't turned "into" rock persay. Jazz music is very different from the Rock genre in many ways. If rock was developed from any genre, it would be more closely due to blues, country, and gospel. Hope this helps.
Country Rock or Southern Rock
Yes. 'J-Rock' or Japanese Rock is a genre.
yes, it is in the Rock genre and rock is lame liKe YoU PEoPlE
The Genre that they play is Rock, it has a tip of pop, and country into it, but its mainly Rock
jazz
Rock may have had some aspects come from Jazz, but it hasn't turned "into" rock persay. Jazz music is very different from the Rock genre in many ways. If rock was developed from any genre, it would be more closely due to blues, country, and gospel. Hope this helps.
Country Rock or Southern Rock
Country rock
According to Wikipedia, the main genres of music Gram Parsons played was country, country rock, and rock. However, his best work was usually in the "country" genre.
blues, blues rock and country!
Rhythm and Blues
She mixes pop & rock into country music
Elvis had many Genres, including; rock n' roll, rockabilly, pop, R&B and chapel. The song Jailhouse Rock in my opinion fits under rockabilly- its more country/rock than just pure rock.. oh and Jailhouse rock came out in '57 as Elvis came out of his Rockabilly style of music
No, country rock in geology refers to the rock formation that surrounds or underlies an ore deposit. It is distinct from the musical genre known as country rock.
Yes. 'J-Rock' or Japanese Rock is a genre.