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rockabilly
Rockabilly refers to a specific cultural aesthetic that blends 1950s American working-class style with a high-energy musical fusion of country (hillbilly) and rock and roll. It evokes an image of rebellion, youth, and mid-century Americana.
When used as an adjective, it describes more than just music; it heavily implies a specific fashion sense. This includes elements like pompadour hairstyles, leather jackets, polka-dot dresses, and tattoos. In modern contexts, "rockabilly" often refers to a revivalist subculture that meticulously recreates this vintage look.
Unlike "rock and roll," which is a broad umbrella term, "rockabilly" is a precise niche. It specifically highlights the "twang" of country music and the raw, rhythmic drive of early rock. It is used in casual and cultural contexts, typically by music historians, vintage enthusiasts, or fashion stylists.
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ロカビリーはカントリーとリズムアンドブルースの融合として登場した。