- "back-to-basics" production.
During the
fifth generation (the 1990s),
neotraditionalists and
stadium country acts prospered. The
sixth generation (2000s–present)...
- Neo-traditionalism or
neotraditionalism may
refer to: New Urbanism, a
movement in
architecture Neotraditionalism (politics), a
school of
political thought...
-
large part by
Garth Brooks, Toby Keith, and Reba
McEntire (who
merged neotraditionalist styles, with
stadium rock-influences).
Despite this shift, of the...
-
would be po****rized in a fiddle-based
Western rendition by
Texas neotraditionalist George Strait in 1982. The song is sung from the
point of view of...
- Neo-bop (also
called neotraditionalist)
refers to a
style of jazz that
gained po****rity in the 1980s
among musicians who
found greater aesthetic affinity...
-
Being in Love", and "Why Didn't I
Think of That". He is
known for his
neotraditionalist country sound and
frequent recording of ballads.
Stone was born as...
- (RIAA). The band's
first two
albums were
defined by honky-tonk and
neotraditionalist country influences, but
subsequent albums largely drew from country...
-
soldiers fighting in the Gulf War and
helped to
establish him as a
neotraditionalist country act with
songs that
catered primarily to the
American working...
- roll and pop sounds) was
among the
first successes of the 1990s "
neotraditionalist"
movement in country.
Three years later,
Epstein produced Carter's...
-
until 1985 (by
which point country pop was no
longer in
style and
neotraditionalists had
taken over the
country scene). The C&W
career it
ushered in for...
