boogie
1 of 2noun/'buɡi/
Forms:boogies
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an instrumental version of blues with a fast strong beat, played on the piano
Boogie is a lively and rhythmic style of music that developed in the early 20th century, often associated with the blues and early rock and roll. It features a fast tempo, strong beat, and repetitive bass patterns that create a driving, danceable rhythm. Boogie music typically includes piano or guitar as the lead instrument, playing a continuous, rhythmic pattern. This genre is upbeat and energetic, making it popular for dancing and influencing later musical styles like rock and rhythm and blues.
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