Blues music is unarguably a vital part of the 20th century musical
culture and development.  This music has exerted a tremendous amount
of influence on subsequent generations of artists.  How does the
guitar factor into this phenomena, and why is the guitar specifically,
a seemingly intractable part of this music?

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Clarification of Question by frenchphish-ga on 02 Apr 2006 12:06 PDT

Intractable in this sense refers to the guitar being inseperable.

Intractable? I'm puzzled. Here's the definition of "intractable":

1 : not easily governed, managed, or directed : not disposed to be
taught, disciplined, or tamed : OBSTINATE, REFRACTORY *an intractable
temper* *an intractable child* : unwilling to submit *intractable to
force*
2 : not easily manipulated or wrought *an intractable metal*
3 : not easily relieved or cured *an intractable pain* *an intractable
malady* : not responsive (as to a medicine) *intractable to remedies*
synonyms see UNRULY

In other words, inseparable

I'm quite curious whether or not there will be an answer or a
discussion on the topic I've posted.

Unfortunately, I don't think I'll be recommending this service to anyone.