>All american musical experimentalism and progress can be

i wouldn't say experimentalism in pop music but in jazz and hip hop, absolutley

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name a black black metal band

>>72765544
so this... is how... you leave /mu/... for good...

Not literally all, but yes, jazz can be attributed 99% to black people and is the greatest genre of music ever

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>I am now satisfied that the future music of this country must be founded upon what are called negro melodies. This must be the real foundation of any serious and original school of composition to be developed in the United States.
Was he right?

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>>72765601
trick question

that's euro music

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heheheh how can white men like myself even compete

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>>72765601
Blasphemy, what do I win?

>>72765659
yes

>>72765659
clearly

Yeah black people pretty much codified jazz and hip hop, maybe blues too. 50/50 on gospel/soul and r&b though (lots of the songs sung were from whites)