Belgian Blues

Belgian Blues is a genre of music that originated in Belgium in the late 1960s. It is a mix of blues, rock, and jazz, and is characterized by its heavy use of improvisation and extended solos. The genre is heavily influenced by American blues, but also incorporates elements of European jazz and folk music. Belgian Blues is often characterized by its use of electric guitars, bass, drums, and keyboards, as well as its use of vocal harmonies. It is often seen as a bridge between traditional blues and modern rock music.