Bullshit. Blacks did not invent rock and roll, and even one of the first Black rock guitar players of major note, Chuck Berry, was castigated by his own Black audiences in his early years, for playing white people's (Rockabilly) music.
Also, some music I listen to (and play on 3 different instruments), American fiddle tunes, are 100% White European music derived from European countries (mostly British). The Black guy in the TV series roots, named "Fiddler" played these same tunes, and it is these same tunes, and Bluegrass (a 99% White American music) that my grandkids play on the guitar and mandolin right now.
They invented AND perfected it ya dumb mothafucka!
No they didn't ,asshole. And what do you know about Jimi Hendrix ? I play his songs on the guitar. Like Purple Haze, Hey Joe, and Foxey Lady. You want throw Jimi Hindrix at me ? Let;'s see you can tell me what the Jimi Hendrix chord is, Mr. smart ass. Hint: it's in the E family (but you don't know what I'm talking about, DO YOU ?
Fuckin A punk! I've been playing guitar since 12! E7#9 ya mothafuckaaa! Dominant E7 and a shaaaarp assss 9!
Damn, would I love to go one on one with you and smoke your ass to cinders. I'd have you running down the street before I'd even have put pick up my mandolin, fiddle, and harmonica, to teach you have undiverse you are.
Just a few bars of Hendrix, Brown Sugar in G tuning, Gimme Shelter in e tuning, Crossroads, Separation Blues (Patrick Sky), Payday (Mississippi John Hurt), Cocaine Blues (Dave Von Ronk), Black Mountain Rag (Tony Rice), Home in Louisiana (Country Gentlemen), and awaaaaay you go, puppy.
And the guitar (modern 6 string was invented by Spanish maker Antonio Torres, a White guy in Spain.He increased the size of the body, altered its proportions, and introduced the revolutionary "fan" top bracing pattern, in around 1850. His design radically improved the volume, tone and projection of the instrument, and very soon became the accepted construction standard. It has remained essentially unchanged, and unchallenged, to this day.