-
structure became more pronounced, and it
morphed into what was
called Countrypolitan: a
smoother sound typified through the use of lush
string arrangements...
- [citation needed] her
output varied.
Later in her career, the term "
countrypolitan", ****ociated with the "Nashville sound", was
sometimes applied. Posey...
- hits. As the
decade progressed his
style moved towards the
polished countrypolitan genre of
country music, with
songs such as "I Can't Wait Any Longer"...
- Antone", and "Kiss an
Angel Good Mornin'",
among others,
typified the "
countrypolitan"
style that made him
famous and
became crossover-pop hits. He won the...
-
Republican primary by
Marilyn Avila. He
published a memoir, Call Me a
Countrypolitan, in 2008. [1]
North Carolina State Board of Elections. [2]
North Carolina...
-
toward slick pop-music
arrangements in a
style that came to be
known as
Countrypolitan.
Gatlin and the
Gatlin Brothers came to
prominence and enjo**** their...
- late 1950s,
known originally as the
Nashville sound and
later on as
Countrypolitan. By the mid-1970s, many
country artists were
transitioning to the pop-country...
- Recordings. The
recordings come from lost 1980s
sessions with
famed countrypolitan producer Billy Sherrill,
which were
shelved by Cash's
record company...
- Network's
religious programming), WSIX-FM is
credited with
pioneering the "
countrypolitan" "Nashville sound" of
country music,
which developed in the 1960s. violins...
-
airplane crashes. By the mid-1960s, the
genre had
developed into
countrypolitan.
Countrypolitan was
aimed straight at
mainstream markets, and it sold well throughout...
