What is Western Swing? A A slow, acoustic folk genre with no outside influences or dance rhythms. B jazz, and Dixieland, creating an up-tempo country dance music performed by larger ensembles. A sub-style of American country music from Texas and Oklahoma that blended hillbilly and honky-tonk with local styles like C A style of swing music that developed entirely in urban jazz clubs with no connection to country music. D A form of country music that rejected jazz and focused only on traditional Appalachian sounds.

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What is Western Swing? A A slow, acoustic folk genre with no outside influences or dance rhythms. B jazz, and Dixieland, creating an up-tempo country dance music performed by larger ensembles. A sub-style of American country music from Texas and Oklahoma that blended hillbilly and honky-tonk with local styles like C A style of swing music that developed entirely in urban jazz clubs with no connection to country music. D A form of country music that rejected jazz and focused only on traditional Appalachian sounds.

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The correct answer is B. Western Swing is a sub-style of American country music from Texas and Oklahoma that blended hillbilly and honky-tonk with local styles like jazz and Dixieland, creating an up-tempo country dance music performed by larger ensembles.

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