Introduction 

One of the first things you should do when writing a song is study its background. This will help you understand what kind of topic your song is talking about and how it relates to other cultures around the world. It can also inspire you if there hasn\'t been much written about this specific topic yet! 

Background: 

The background of a song can help you get an idea of what to expect from the lyrics and melody. For example, if you\'re listening to a particular genre of music that has been around for many years, it\'s likely that there are certain themes present in its history. 

In this case, we\'re talking about jazz—a style of music that began in the early 1900s with artists like Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington. These men were influenced by African American culture and helped expand upon traditional blues songs like "St James Infirmary" as well as adding their own unique take on them with their own compositions (for example: "St James Infirmary"). Their work inspired later generations such as Miles Davis who used elements from both classical European music along with African American traditions when composing his own compositions." 

History of the style/genre of music 

The history of the style/genre is a fascinating one. 

The roots of this music can be traced to the late 1800s and early 1900s when performers like Louis Armstrong, Jimmie Rodgers and Ethel Waters were creating their own unique styles. These artists used a lot of different instruments to create their sound—from banjo to guitar and even trombone! They also incorporated gospel songs into their repertoires as well as bluesy ballads that were based around African rhythms. 

It wasn\'t until later on in that century that jazz became more popular among audiences across America at large (and abroad). This led many musicians from around Europe who had come over initially just for economic reasons but later decided they wanted more out life so returned home again after being denied visas by immigration officials due to them not being able to prove residency status properly - thus making them ineligible for entry into US territory without proper documentation showing proof otherwise! 

Notable musicians/artists that could help to inspire songwriters. 

You may have heard of some of these musicians and artists, but you might not know how they\'ve inspired songwriters. 

Bob Dylan was an early influence on the Beatles, who he met while they were still in Hamburg. 

He also wrote many songs that were later covered by other artists and groups such as "Blind Willie McTell," which became a popular folk standard after being recorded by The Grateful Dead in 1966. 

Elvis Presley has been credited with influencing more than 50% of all rock music going back to the 1950s through his exuberant performances and varied repertoire (including ballads). Countless artists have tried to emulate his style since then; however, none have been able to match Elvis\' success or longevity at it." 

How it relates to other cultures/their impact on global history.

Now, it’s time to look at how these songs relate to other cultures and their impact on global history. 

The most obvious example of this can be seen in the music industry. Music has always been an important part of many cultures around the world, but it wasn’t until the 20th century that modern technology allowed for the mass distribution and consumption of music across borders. Before then, artists relied on local radio stations or small record labels that were run by one person or family (which often meant they were run by men). These individuals had no way of knowing what kind of impact their work would have on worldwide audiences—and even if they did know, they might not be able to do anything about it! 

Conclusion 

So, now that you have a better understanding of what goes into writing a great song, you can take your knowledge and apply it to your own personal projects. If you want to create an album or track that reflects your own style and sound, then these tips will help.