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with roots in the english, irish, and scottish traditional music, and a notable blues influence. unusual if not unique for a musical genre, bluegrass can be traced to the innovations of a single individual, bill monroe . the music's name is derived from , when his band was called "bill monroe and the blue
grass boys," and is closely identified with monroe's home state of kentucky , long known as the "bluegrass state." bluegrass music is characterized by tenor lead singing, known as the "high, lonesome sound," and blazingly fast instrumental solos on fiddle, banjo, mandolin, and, more recently, dobro...
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