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The traditional jazz of the 1920s and 1930s was extremely blues-influenced. The most common banjo was the loud-voiced tenor, but other types was used as well, in partiular the guitar-banjo and occasionally the plectrum banjo.
Some of the masters of that style:
 | Bassett, Rip |
| Carr, Mancy |
| Cyr, Johnny St. |
| Johnson, Bill |
| McKendrick, Mike |
| Scott, Bud |