Samba rock

Samba-rock
Stylistic origins	Brazilian rock, samba, psychedelic rock, rock and roll, bossa nova, bebop, jazz, soul
Cultural origins	Late 1960s, Brazil
Typical instruments	Electric guitar, cavaquinho, bass guitar, drum kit, tamborim, trombone, trumpet, flute, clarinet
Regional scenes
Brazil
Other topics
Lusophone music

Samba rock is a genre of samba and subgenre of rock.^[1] Created in the 1960s, the genre combines the sounds of Brazilian samba, bebop, jazz and soul. Jorge Ben Jor created the style with his album "Bidu/Silêncio no Brooklin". After this a great number of artists followed Ben's beat, including Banda Black Rio and Trio Mocotó.

External links

Brazilian Beats Fansite for Brazilian Beats Series featuring numerous top Samba Rock artists

References

↑ Samba-Rock - Cliquemusic

Rock music

Genres	Acid rock Alternative rock Anatolian rock Arena rock Art rock Baroque pop Beat music Blues rock Cello rock Celtic rock Chicano rock Christian rock Comedy rock Country rock Dance-rock Dark rock Electronic rock Experimental rock Flamenco rock Folk rock Funk rock Garage rock Glam rock Gothic rock Hard rock Heartland rock Heavy metal Instrumental rock Jam Jazz rock Krautrock Latin rock Math rock Ostrock Pop rock Power pop Progressive rock Psychedelic rock Pub rock (UK) Pub rock (Australia) Punk rock Raga rock Rap rock Rockabilly Rock and roll (British) Roots rock Samba rock Soft rock Southern rock Space rock Stoner rock Sufi rock Surf music Symphonic rock Trop rock Visual kei Wagnerian rock

Radio formats	Active rock Album-oriented rock Classic rock Mainstream rock Modern rock Progressive rock (radio format)

Related	List of rock genres Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Social effects of rock music Rhythm section Electric guitar Electric bass Drum kit Wall of Sound

Book Category Portal

This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the Friday, February 06, 2015. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.