In 1971, four prominent bluegrass musicians led by fiddler/mandolin player Sam Bush formed the New Grass Revival, a band dedicated to fusing elements of Blank______ with bluegrass style.Multiple choice question.ragtime and bebopjazz, rock, and bluescountry music and urban folk musicmarch bands and concert bands

Fill in the Blank QuestionFill in the blank question.The success of the band called the New Grass Revival led to the adoption by other bands of the generic term .

Multiple Choice QuestionAn accurate statement about Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs is that Blank______.Multiple choice question.they developed the Nashville sound by toning down rhythm sections and adding background voices to the traditional country musictheir performances blended blues, gospel, and mountain music to produce their own brand of honky-tonkthey traveled to Louisiana, where they recorded genuine traditional Cajun music for the Library of Congressthey left Bill Monroe's Blue Grass Boys in 1948 to form their own group and developed a distinctive style of bluegrass

Multiple Choice QuestionIn the 1930s and 1940s, Bill Monroe blended old-time string band music with the holler of the blues and the improvisation of jazz to create a music called Blank______, a virtuosic instrumental style rooted in mountain music such as the Carter Family performed.Multiple choice question.honky-tonkswamp popzydecobluegrass

Inspired by Bob Dylan's songs, the folk revivalists produced Blank______.Multiple choice question.new arrangements of traditional tunestraditional ragtime songsoriginal minstrel songsoriginal folk songs

The urban folk revival came into full bloom as popular attention was diverted to the Kingston Trio's recording of "Tom Dooley," forming an important tie between Blank______.Multiple choice question.traditional folk and religious rockcountry music and mainstream popcubop music and bebop musicrock and roll and mainstream blues