East Coast blues
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East Coast blues casts a wide net covering all of Piedmont blues - a style that relied on fast, virtuosic fingerpicking and added influences such as ragtime - as well as the urbanized R&B of New York blues and countless smaller regional styles.
[edit] Notable recording artists
See List of East Coast blues musicians
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