This style of music evolved out of the African-American spiritual and work song traditions.

This style of music features free improvisation from all performers.

This style of music typically is arranged in the 12-bar style.

This style of music originated in New Orleans.

This style of music originated in the Mississippi Delta.

This style of music was popular in Southern states first.

This style of music was created in the 1920s.

This style of music led to the creation of Rock n' Roll.

This style of music was performed by famous trumpet player Louis Armstrong.

This style of music was performed by famous singer Leadbelly.

This style of music typically featured themes of hardship, sadness, or despair, but usually ended hopeful that circumstances would get better.

This style of music was used to express strong emotions of any variety.

This style of music was originally performed by African-American musicians and composers.

This style of music quickly became very popular throughout the United States.