The other interesting question is why are British bands so much better than American bands - Beatles, Stones, Who, Zeppelin, U2, Kinks, Cream, etc And why does America turn out such better singer-songwriters? Anyone have a theory on this?https://twitter.com/speechboy71/status/1260393106177957891 …
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And the gospel preacher tradition that informed r & b music presaged frontmen performers
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Winnipeg was a rock 'n' roll town in the 1960s. One of the first places in North America to embrace the Beatles. Neil Young, remember, was a rocker before (and after) he was a folkie.
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Yeah it's funny but that was my initial though actually. But then pretty much my default position is that "somehow Bob Dylan is responsible"
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Well, Dylan was the genius who emerged from the scene, but the scene itself was important. Lots of gifted but less spectacular talents were able to make a living in basket houses in those years.
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