Contemporary Country

Contemporary Country
Contemporary Country
 
[amerikanisch, kən'tempərərɪ 'kʌntrɪ], Bezeichnung für die Countrymusic der Gegenwart, die in Erscheinungsform und Klangbild zwar an die Traditionen dieser Musik anknüpft, sich aber um ein breiteres Publikum bemüht. Typische Vertreter sind Johnny Cash (* 1932), John Denver (* 1943), Roger Miller (* 1936), Steve Wariner (* 1954) und Garth Brooks (* 1962). Die Grenzen zum Countrypop sind fließend.

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