Country music
Director Ken Burns presents a comprehensive look at the history of country music in America and its evolution throughout the 20th century. From its early years in the 1920s, when it was termed "hillbilly music," to the rise of bluegrass and rockabilly, the series also looks at how Nashville, Tenn., became the epicenter of the country music industry. Highlighting the connection between country music artists and their fans, the series concludes in the mid-1990s when a young Garth Brooks helps bring country music to a whole new level. … MORE
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Andrew Fromm
Songwriter
Jordan Officer
Canadian guitarist
Nick Brophy
American engineer
Flatt & Scruggs
Band
Dewain Whitmore Jr.
American singer
Paul Yandell
American guitar player
John Torres
American songwriter
Pappy Daily
American record producer
Tom Tall
American singer
Philip Claypool
American musical artist
Rachel Farley
American singer
Jason Benoit
Singer
Livy Jeanne
Canadian singer
Chris Cummings
Canadian musical artist
Danni Leigh
American singer
Johnny Darrell
American musical artist
Muddy Magnolias
Rock band
Rufus Payne
American musician
Wayne Mills
American musician
Bryan Todd
Record producer
Bill Haley & His Comets
Rock band
Marshall Lytle
Recording artist
Johnny Grande
Musician
Kata Hay
American music performer
Twisted Brown Trucker
Band
Stoney Cooper
American musical artist
Wilma Lee Cooper
Musical artist
Dick Feller
American musician
Loosegoats
Rock band
Manda Mosher
Singer
Davisson Brothers Band
Musical group
The Beef Seeds
Musical band
The Aldridge Sisters
Maddox Brothers and Rose
Band
The Band Perry
Musical group
Chubby Parker
American musician
Skillet Lickers
Band
Those Poor Bastards
Band
Old School Freight Train
Band
Louise Burns
Canadian singer-songwriter
Rose's Pawn Shop
Rock band
Terry Fell
American musician
Jim Eanes
American singer
Ray Condo
Canadian singer
Babasónicos
Rock band
The Country Gentlemen
Band
Nothin' Fancy
Band
