Genre: Nashville Sound/Countrypolitan
Countrypolitan -- an outgrowth of the Nashville sound of the '50s -- is among the most commercially-oriented genres of country music. The Nashville sound emerged in the '50s as a way to bring country music to a broad pop audience. The movement was led by Chet Atkins, who was the head of RCA Records' country division. (read more)
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Don Gibson: The Singer The Songwriter 1949-1960
1991 Bear Family -
Roger Miller: All Time Greatest Hits (Mercury)
2003 Mercury -
Various Artists: Billboard Top Country Hits: 1961
1990 Rhino -
Little Jimmy Dickens: I'm Little But I'm Loud: The Little Jimmy Dickens Co...
1996 Razor & Tie -
Rusty Draper: Greatest Hits (Collectors' Choice)
1999 Collectors' Choice
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