Bluegrass traces its roots to the arrival of British, Irish, and Scottish immigrants in the 1700s. Settling in Tennessee, Kentucky, the Carolinas, and Virginias, they sang about the hardships of farming or life in the hills. Over time, their tunes were blended with African American gospel and blues from the Mississippi Delta.
In 1939, the father of Bluegrass, Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys debuted at the Grand Ole Opry. They became one of the most popular touring acts in the region and inspired the name of this new musical style. When Earl Scruggs joined the band in 1945, his three-finger banjo-picking style elevated them to a new level.
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