Jazz is not Blues and Blues is not Jazz.......

A custom (also called a tradition) is a common way of doing things. It is something that many people do, and have done for a long time. Usually, the people come from the same country, culture, or religion. ... Many customs are things that people do that are handed down from the past.

50 years ago certain radio stations only played certain kinds of music and they were lumped together, not by genre, but by ....... You fill in the missing blank.

Now tell me, what do jazz, blues and Gospel have in common?



Once a tradition is started, it just carries on beyond the time that anybody knows why?

Do you let your food touch on the plate?

One artist who erased the line between Blues and Jazz was Mose Allison. Great songwriter, singer (Bukka White first recorded the classic "Parchment Farm", but Mose did the definitive version), and pianist, always had a great band.

Blues came from gospel.  Jazz came from New Orleans Dixieland.  There was a lot of gospel in New Orleans.  Jazzy Beale Street is in Memphis, a suburb of Mississippi, where Delta Blues originated.  Chicago Blues arose from southerners ' moving from the south.  All of this is totally correct and entirely wrong in so many ways.

@au_lait

Do you let your food touch on the plate?

hilarious ROFLMAO

does your cafe touch le lait?