The first time in my life that I had ever heard of rock n' roll music being a Black invention was right here on Stormfront. Before that I had never heard of such a thing and thought it was a joke. Just like the ancient Egyptians being Black. Come on now...I can count the number of Black rock stars on one hand...and Chuck Berry's nickname was the Black Hillbilly, and Jimi Hendrix used to get ragged on by Black Nationalist types for selling out to White people and such, White people called him the electric spade because a Black rock star was like a novelty in the 60s.     Rockabilly is the original rock and roll, only they didn't start calling it rockabilly until the early 1950s. It's nothing but Hillbilly music or Appalachian Folk music with a backbeat, some slap bass(a technique started by Whites), and replace the fiddle and banjo with an electric guitar. Rockabilly is actually included as a sub-genre of Country music. Rockabilly goes all the way back to the 1930s to people like the Maddox Brothers and Rose, even Bob Wills claimed that he had been playing rock and roll as early as 1928. The real rock and roll was rockabilly which was just hopped up Country/Hillbilly, the Black stuff they called rock and roll was just hopped up R&B aka Black pop music, listen to the Rockabilly and you hear the Country/Hillbilly sound, listen to the Black guys like Chubby Checkers and Little Richard and you hear the R&B, two completely different streams of music that got lumped together under the rock and roll category for marketing convenience.    Even Elvis Presley was known to have said: My stuff is just hopped-up Country.     Hank Williams was playing what sounded like an early Rockabilly style as early as 1947. Songs like this..... sounds quite similar to Bill Haley's Rock Around the Clock, doesn't it?;) Just listen to that guitar solo, sounds pretty Rock and Roll to me.     YouTube - Move It On Over - Hank Williams                Black rock and roll was just hopped up r&b aka black pop music, white rock and roll aka rockabilly was just hopped up country/hillbilly stuff and white folks had been playing like that for quite sometime but the mainstream wouldn't have anything to do with that kind of stuff before the 1950s. There are alot of old Hillbilly songs, Bluegrass songs and Folk songs that sound like Proto-Rockabilly style. Even old Folk songs and pub songs from back in Ireland and Scotland. If you want to think Blacks invented rock and roll music then more power to ya, I know better than that. Hillbillies did it. That Black rock and roll was just r&b. To me the real rock and roll is rockabilly. Rock and Roll comes from Appalachian Folk music/Hillbilly/Country music which is descended from the British and Irish Folk music and drinking songs and that is also the same place the Blues comes from... So-called blue notes are prevalent in alot of traditional Irish and British Folk music..coincidentally, only they don't call them blue notes, they call them bent notes or long notes, but it's the same thing. Even the often unreliable, slanderous, anti-White kikeapedia aka wikipedia mentions this on the blue note page, with references too. So you can see I am not making this stuff up or anything.:)     Blue notes are also prevalent in English folk music[4]. Bent or blue notes, called in Ireland long notes, play a vital part in Irish music and can be heard on any instrument capable of producing them.[5]