Rhythm and Blues How Jews Promoted and Popularised Black Music

Jewish Americans played a significant role in developing rhythm and blues, a genre rooted in African American culture. Jewish record producers, agents, and entrepreneurs helped promote the music, breaking through racial barriers.

Collaboration between Jewish and Black artists brought African American music into the mainstream, fostering cultural exchange and highlighting shared histories of discrimination. Music served as a powerful bridge between communities.

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