Dialect rock
From Freepedia
Dialect rock is rock music produced in the Swiss German as opposed to standard German or English.
1973 saw the first commercial release of dialect rock with Rumpelstilz's "Warehuus Blues"; the band broke into the mainstream in 1976 with the release of the reggae-influenced chart-topper "Füüf Narre im Charre".
See also
| Rock and roll | Rock genres |
| Alternative rock | Art rock | Avant-rock | Cello rock | Christian rock | Desert rock | Detroit rock | Dialect rock | Emo | Garage rock | Girl group | Glam rock | Glitter rock | Hard rock | Hardcore | Heartland rock | Instrumental rock | Jam band | Jangle pop | Math rock | Post-rock | Power pop | Psychedelia | Pub rock (Aussie) | Pub rock (UK) | Punk rock | Rock en Español | Soft rock | Southern rock | Surf | Symphonic rock |
| Aboriginal rock | Anatolian rock | Blues-rock | Boogaloo | Country rock | Cumbia rock | Flamenco-rock | Folk-rock | Indo-rock | Madchester | Merseybeat | Progressive rock | Punta rock | Raga rock | Raï rock | Rockabilly | Rockoson | Samba-rock | Skiffle | Tango rockero |
