American popular music

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American popular music is a broad, evolving body of commercially oriented musical styles—such as jazz, rock, R&B, country, hip-hop, and pop—that have developed in the United States and profoundly influenced global culture.

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American popular music canon 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural phenomenon
musical tradition
alsoUsesLanguage Spanish
various immigrant languages
associatedWithIndustry film industry
radio broadcasting
recording industry
streaming services
television
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developedFrom African American musical traditions
European American musical traditions
Latin American musical traditions
folk music of the United States
distributionMedium cassette tapes
compact discs
digital downloads
online streaming
phonograph records
radio
television
economicRole driver of entertainment revenues
major export industry of the United States
hasCharacteristic commercial orientation
global influence
mass appeal
stylistic diversity
use of electronic media
historicalPeriod late 19th century onward
includesGenre Americana
EDM NERFINISHED
R&B
Tin Pan Alley pop
alternative rock
bluegrass
blues
country music
disco
doo-wop
funk
gospel music
grunge
heavy metal
hip hop music
house music
jazz
pop music
punk rock
ragtime
rap music
reggaeton (U.S. scene)
rhythm and blues
rock and roll
rock music
soul music
swing
techno
influenced African popular music
British popular music
Japanese popular music
Korean popular music
Latin American popular music
global popular music
influencedBy African rhythms
Caribbean music
European harmony
Mexican music
Tin Pan Alley NERFINISHED
minstrelsy
vaudeville
keyCenter Atlanta NERFINISHED
Chicago NERFINISHED
Detroit NERFINISHED
Los Angeles NERFINISHED
Memphis NERFINISHED
Miami NERFINISHED
Nashville NERFINISHED
New Orleans NERFINISHED
New York City NERFINISHED
Seattle NERFINISHED
language English
primaryPerformanceContext broadcast media
clubs
concerts
festivals
relatedTo American culture NERFINISHED
civil rights movement NERFINISHED
counterculture of the 1960s
dance culture
mass media
youth culture
typicalForm verse-chorus form
typicalLength three to four minutes
usesTechnology auto-tune
digital audio workstations
drum machines
electric amplification
multitrack recording
synthesizers

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Some Kind of Wonderful isPartOfTradition American popular music
Under the Boardwalk belongsTo American popular music
this entity surface form: American popular music canon
Paul Dresser hasInfluenced American popular music