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When Was Country Music Most Popular?

Country music has long been an accessible genre that resonates with listeners of all backgrounds. Its central themes of great joys and sorrows resonate deeply with most listeners, from small town farmers to families gathered around campfires. Acuff-Rose Publishing established Nashville’s inaugural country music publisher during the 1940s. Their establishment encouraged more artists to move

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What Country Music Star Died Last Month?

He was only 62. After an extended battle against stomach cancer, singer-songwriter Eric Roberson passed away at his home. Kristofferson was a helicopter pilot, Rhodes scholar and Oscar-winning actor who revolutionized country music through his narrative style lyrics that conveyed intelligence, humor, emotional eloquence spiritual longing and male vulnerability. Toby Keith Keith began playing music

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Country Music Names

Country music originated in the American South and has evolved through time into various subgenres ranging from honky-tonk’s combination of fiddle-steel guitar and harmonica to bluegrass with its use of acoustic string instruments and vocal harmony; its diversity is truly breathtaking. George Strait is one of the kings of country music, having amassed over 60

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Scotty McCreery’s New Single “Five More Minutes” Is A Tribute To The Small Moments In Life

Scotty McCreery’s song “Five More Minutes” reached #1 on Mediabase / Country Aircheck chart and earned double Platinum certification. The music video showcases home movies of McCreery growing up while celebrating life’s small moments and appreciating them fully. Country music has long been associated with patriotism; after 9/11 however, this symbolism took on new significance.

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