Shake and-Roll (räk'n move') n. to begin with so utilized (1951) by Alan Freed, Cleveland circle racer, taken from the melody "My Baby Rocks Me with a Steady Roll". The utilization of rock, move, shake and roll, and so forth., with reference to sex, is conventional in soul, a type of famous music that developed in the 1950's from mood and soul, portrayed by the utilization of electric guitars, a solid musicality with an accent on the odd, and youth-situated verses. A type of mainstream music emerging from and joining an assortment of musical styles, particularly beat and soul, blue grass music, gospel and NYC House Cleaning Service. Starting in the United States in the 1950s, it is described by electronically opened up instrumentation, a vigorously
