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Explore the origins of country music with "Vintage Country," a beautifully illustrated exploration delving into over 100 pioneering artists, various styles, and crucial recordings. This notable book is the first to visually document the dual rural and urban roots of country music, charting its growth from its initial recordings and radio shows to its significant development during the 1940s and 1950s, prior to Nashville's dominance. Authored by esteemed historian Tony Russell, the book features profiles of over 100 influential artists and groups, such as Jimmie Rodgers, Doc Boggs, Taylor’s Kentucky Boys, Red Foley, the DeZurik Sisters, Carl T. Sprague, the Hackberry Ramblers, Hank Williams, Molly O’Day, Merle Travis, and the Louvin Brothers. The content is divided into six chapters, each organized by distinct styles and eras: the pre-Depression “Old Time” music, Radio Years luminaries from the 1930s to WWII, cowboy & western music, Western swing, honky-tonk, and bluegrass. Each segment provides insights into the artists’ backgrounds, their influential forces, and professional journeys, along with a list of their most essential recordings.
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Explore the origins of country music with "Vintage Country," a beautifully illustrated exploration delving into over 100 pioneering artists, various styles, and crucial recordings. This notable book is the first to visually document the dual rural and urban roots of country music, charting its growth from its initial recordings and radio shows to its significant development during the 1940s and 1950s, prior to Nashville's dominance. Authored by esteemed historian Tony Russell, the book features profiles of over 100 influential artists and groups, such as Jimmie Rodgers, Doc Boggs, Taylor’s Kentucky Boys, Red Foley, the DeZurik Sisters, Carl T. Sprague, the Hackberry Ramblers, Hank Williams, Molly O’Day, Merle Travis, and the Louvin Brothers. The content is divided into six chapters, each organized by distinct styles and eras: the pre-Depression “Old Time” music, Radio Years luminaries from the 1930s to WWII, cowboy & western music, Western swing, honky-tonk, and bluegrass. Each segment provides insights into the artists’ backgrounds, their influential forces, and professional journeys, along with a list of their most essential recordings.
