Country Music
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Country Music: A Very Short Introduction
By Richard CarlinAMERICAN POLITICS Richard M. Valelly THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY Charles O. Jones THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Robert J. Allison AMERICAN SLAVERY Heather Andrea Williams THE AMERICAN WEST Stephen Aron AMERICAN WOMEN'S HISTORY Susan Ware ...
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Country Music
By Simon StephensMax Stalled-Clark, Richard Wilson Literary Manager Graham Whyhrow Pearson Playwright Leo Butler-i Voice Associate Patsy Rodenburg” Casting Assistant Amy Ball international Administrator Ushi Bagga lntemational Associate Ramin Gray ...
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Country Music: A Biographical Dictionary
By Richard CarlinThe first show was broadcast on April 19, 1924, over the Sears, Roebuck & Company's Chicago-based station, ... Listener reaction was very positive, and the show was off and running; one of its first announcers was GEORGE D. HAY, ...
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Country Music
By Bryan ChalkerAnd it covers a musical heritage that includes names as lustrous as Hank Williams , Roy Acuff , Carson J. Robison and the Carter Family . All come under the broad canopy of country music . Sound . These in turn may be sub - divided into ...
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Country Music: A Very Short Introduction
By Richard CarlinIn the mid-'90s, Cash signed with ex-rap producer Rick Rubin to Rubin's American Records label. He eventually recorded four albums under Rubin's guidance, all of which were critically and financially successful.
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Country Music: An Illustrated History
By Dayton Duncan, Ken BurnsIn Alberta, Canada, k d lang adopted a persona as a punk reincarnation of Patsy Cline and began touring in fringed cowgirl dresses and singing with a voice as powerfully expressive as Cline's. She came to Nashville, recorded an album ...
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Country Music: A Biographical Dictionary
By Richard Carlin1989–1999: Doug Sahm [gtr, voc]; Augie Meyers [org, voc]; Freddy Fender [gtr, voc]; Flaco Jimenez [acc, voc]) e Texas Tornados were COUNTRY-ROCK survivors from the 1960s who formed the ultimate superstar bar band to perform a mix of ...
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Country Music: The Rough Guide
By Kurt WolffA Olivia Newton - John John first recorded folk songs — one of her earliest singles was a traditional number , “ Banks Of The Ohio , " and her first UK hit ( in 1971 ) was a Dylan ta song , " If Not For You . ” Soon , however , she were ...
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Country Music: a Very Short Introduction
By Richard CarlinWhile pursuing a basically chronological outline, the book is structured around certain recurring themes (such as rural vs. urban; tradition vs. innovation; male vs. female; white vs. black) that have been documented through the work of ...
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Country Music: The People, Places, and Moments that Shaped the Country Sound
By Richard CarlinEvery page of this extroardinary book features a wealth of images—many of them rare and never-before published in book form—from sheet music and memorabilia to portraits, album covers, and candids.
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Country Music: An Illustrated History
By Dayton Duncan, Ken BurnsShe and her little sisters spent summers with Cash , but grew up mostly in Southern California , surrounded by music much different than her father's . “ I loved country music when I was a little kid , " Rosanne said .
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Country Music: The Encyclopedia
By Irwin Stambler, Grelun LandonIn 1977 , she long time her personal foibles didn't appear to affect had a top - 10 single , " It's a Cowboy Lovin ' Night ” and her career , but eventually , as she admitted to Vincent the hit album Ridin ' Rainbows .
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Country Music: Selected Early Poems
By Charles WrightCo-winner of the 1983 National Book Award for Poetry, Country Music is comprised of eighty-eight poems selected from Charles Wright's first four books published between 1970 and 1977.
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Country Music: The Masters
By Marty StuartPresents a collection of previously unpublished photographs of legendary stars, including Johnny Cash, June Carter, Hank Williams and Loretta Lynn, enhanced with an accompanying compact disc filled with personal, behind-the-scene stories ...
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Country Music: The Encyclopedia
By Irwin Stambler, Grelun LandonA completely revised and updated version of the classic musical reference includes a host of photos, complete award information by year, and interviews with country music's popular and enduring stars, plus a complete set of indexes.
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Country Music: A Cultural and Stylistic History
By Jocelyn R. NealWritten by an experienced teacher and renowned scholar of the genre, Country Music: A Cultural and Stylistic History, Second Edition, offers a chronological narrative that explains country music's origins, development, and meaning from the ...
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Country Music: A Uniquely American Sound
By Tamra B. OrrMiller followed that surprising accomplishment with the hit singles “Chug-a-Lug,” “Do Wacka-Do,” and his anthem (a song ... In 1964, “Dang Me” netted Miller five Grammy Awards, with six more the following year for “King of the Road” and ...
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Country Music: Selected Early Poems
By Charles WrightContains eighty-eight early poems selected from the American poet's first four books published between 1970 and 1977.
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Country Music: 70 Years of America's Favorite Music
By Bob MillardA survey of country music history includes most important records, debut artists, and milestone events for each year
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Country Music
By Bob MillardCountry music—with its candid lyrics about everyday fears, frustrations, desires, and dilemmas—has arguably become the most popular style of music in the world: In 1998 superstar Garth Brooks was the...