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
Country Music People (First 49 people) - Page 23
Al Dexter
American musician
Joe Poovey
American singer
Bob Gallion
American singer
Skeeter Bonn
Singer
Alberta Slim
Canadian singer
Romi Mayes
Canadian singer-songwriter
Brothers Osborne
Musical duo
J. D. Jay Miller
American record producer
Jerry Salley
American singer-songwriter
Frida Öhrn
Swedish singer
Truth & Salvage Co.
Rock band
J. T. Corenflos
American session musician
Hank Mizell
American singer
Topp Twins
Folk duo
John Landry
Canadian musical artist
Paul Brunelle
Singer
Al Bernard
American singer
Shelly Fairchild
American musical artist
Ndidi O
Canadian singer-songwriter
Wes Sharon
American musician
Brett Detar
American singer-songwriter
Curt Chambers
Singer
Pork Tornado
Band
Jetset Getset
Pop group
Clare Dunn
American musician
Brother Phelps
Musical duo
Liv Maessen
Australian singer
Tyler Dickerson
American musical artist
Aaron Lines
Canadian musician
Tomeu Penya
Singer-songwriter
Zeke Manners
American musician
Terri Allard
American singer
Thomas Paul Burgess
Novelist
The Devil Makes Three
Band
Gary Ruley and Mule Train
Band
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
Studio album by Crazy Horse and Neil Young
Megan and Liz
Pop duo
Lee Clayton
Mitch Merrett
Record producer
Alex Otey
Singer
Bobby Ogdin
Recording artist
Buddy Charleton
American musician
Caylee Hammack
American singer-songwriter
Blanco Brown
Singer
De Hûnekop
Band
Deane Waretini
Musician
Donn Reynolds
Canadian singer
