Exam 10: Country Music
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Which genre was a country music response to the big band era?
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The style of country music in which the lyrics often deal with the harsh facts of life is
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Which style of country music began as a response to rock and roll?
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Today's country music centers are located in California as well as Nashville.
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Some traditionalists state that today's country music is being ruined because of "cross over" into rock and pop styles.Discuss this statement considering the broader history of country music.
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Country and western music evolved in part due to the Great Depression.
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Honky-tonk bands were electrified to project over their noisy performance setting.
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Which of the following was known as the "singing brakeman?"
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Which performer established the solo song as an important part of hillbilly music?
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Which of the following women is not part of the "new country" scene?
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