The Use of Habanera Rhythm in Rockabilly Music

Historical and biographical studies have perhaps reached the limit of their descriptive capabilities, and more musical descriptions and definitions are needed if society is to understand rockabilly music as a genre. Brewer discusses the use of Habanera rhythm in rockabilly music.

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Guitars
Historiography
History
Holly, Buddy (Charles Hardin) (1936-59)
King, B B
Latin music
Music
Music instrumentation
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Musical criticism
Musical meter
Musical performance
Musical rhythm
Musicians
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Popular music
Presley, Elvis (1935-77)
Rhythm
Rock music
Rockabilly music
United States
Vincent, Gene
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