Blues Genre: Muddy Waters

In 1943, McKinley 's "Muddy" Morgan Field left the Chicago plantation in the outskirts of Clarksdale, Stows, because the factory work prospered during wartime. In the late 1940s, his electrified rural Delta style made him a blues musician and gathered a topic like "I can not be satisfied" (1948). After signing the chess record, Waters began to enjoy the commercial success of his music. The audience replied that Marshall Chess remembered the R & B historian Arnold show. "Like Elvis Presley, Waters hit a rock 'n' roll scene.

As the world of music expanded, blues sub genre was born. Delta Blues, Blue Jump, Chicago Electric Blues are the most popular categories. Muddy Waters himself sang Delta Blues songs from the area until he moved north to Chicago. In Chicago, his voice evolved, he was known as "Chicago Electric Blues" artist. In the 1940s, Chicago became one of the fastest growing cities among the black community that promoted the popularity and demand of blues music.

Next is Chicago Blues. There, Delta 's musicians began traveling to big cities to find a better life. That's why Muddy Waters can be seen as a person of Delta Blues, and an artist of Chicago Blues. The biggest difference between these two styles is the use of electric guitar. This is a little quick. Due to its definition, it is difficult to determine whether songs are electronic. Electronic music means that it is comprehensively produced. Therefore, in the last century, all non-acoustic ones were called electrons. Today, regardless of whether you are using a computer or not, it sounds like synthesized music. It is mainly based on dance

Blues music is played mainly without connecting (using acoustic instruments). But this situation began to change in the 1940's and thanks to the appearance of electronic instruments - artists like Muddy Waters - completely changed blues music. Many blues artists have chosen electronic instruments, but the electroacoustic performance and acoustic performance of blues music is very popular today. Jumping blues, lively, fast blues music is considered a pioneer of rock and R & B music. Country music has much in common with blues music; the simplicity of the song, arrangement of the three codes is an important element in both types of early recordings. Country music, like blues, has been adapted and shaped by various artists of various forms.