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'''Bluegrass''' is a [[genre]] of folk [[music]] which is tipified by the use of [[banjo]]s, [[guitar]]s, [[string bass]]es, as well as high falsetto vocals. Bluegrass originates from folk music in the [[Appalachia]]n hills.
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'''Bluegrass''' is a [[genre]] of folk [[music]] which is typified by the use of [[banjo]]s, [[guitar]]s, [[string bass]]es, as well as high falsetto vocals. Bluegrass originates from folk music in the [[Appalachia]]n hills.
  
 
The genre was most popular in the 1920's, but still has a small, but steady, following today.
 
The genre was most popular in the 1920's, but still has a small, but steady, following today.
  
 
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Revision as of 19:54, February 22, 2008

Bluegrass is a genre of folk music which is typified by the use of banjos, guitars, string basses, as well as high falsetto vocals. Bluegrass originates from folk music in the Appalachian hills.

The genre was most popular in the 1920's, but still has a small, but steady, following today.