Music: Musicians sometimes use music from groups that aren't represented as much, but they don't always know where the music comes from. Rock and roll music has a lot of roots in African American music, but people usually don't pay attention to these contributions.
Electronic music is filled with these examples. House and Techno were originally the music of Queer Black spaces. The most sonically obvious examples may be psy-trance and world beat.
Do you mean cultural appropriation? Lots of 1950s rock and roll, but you already mention that so I assume you know those. There's a long history of rock bands taking licks or songs from blues musicians as well (e.g. Led Zeppelin, ). But it's not black and white (pardon the pun)... a lot of black American music also took influences from white pop and country and western music. See Garry Tamlyn's PhD thesis on the backbeat for example, which discusses the influences of the back beat. https://www.tagg.org/xpdfs/TamlynPhD1.pdf Also look up the Scotch Snap in hip-hop for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7cG9QIvIWo I would argue it's not appropriate to call it "appropriation", when there is this constant sharing and influence back and forth between so many cultures. Musicians/composers all take parts from things they've picked up, and their influences are often so varied, it's impossible to pinpoint where each element comes from. e.g. https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/obviously-stolen-riffs.1030096/page-4. So, you'll have to be far more specific in your question!
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