61. Louisville Scene | Music | Feature The carter family, known as the first family of country music, were on theground floor of nearly every important development in country music. http://www.louisvillescene.com/music/features/f20011005bluegrass.html

Music Features Vincent and Rage, Tyminski each win four IBMA awards By JEFFREY LEE PUCKETT The Courier-Journal Dan Tyminski R honda Vincent and the Rage and Dan Tyminski each picked up four awards to lead the winners at last night's International Bluegrass Music Association Awards, held at Whitney Hall in the Kentucky Center for the Arts in Louisville and taped for later radio broadcast. Tyminski led the field with 10 nominations, several based on his association with the popular "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" soundtrack. He won Male Vocalist of the Year and shared in awards for Song of the Year ("I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow"), Album of the Year ("O Brother, Where Art Thou?") and Instrumental Album of the Year ("Knee Deep In Bluegrass: The Acutab Sessions"). Vincent and the Rage won the prestigious Entertainer of the Year for the first time, Vincent picked up her second consecutive Female Vocalist of the Year, and she shared an award for Recorded Event of the Year ("Follow Me Back to the Fold: A Tribute to Women in Bluegrass"). The Rage's Michael Cleveland, a Henryville, Ind., native and 1999 graduate of the Kentucky School for the Blind, won Fiddle Player of the Year. Cleveland, 20 and blind since birth, is a former Kentucky State Champion fiddle player and has performed with the Rage since 1999.

62. USATODAY.com - Travel - Vacations - 10 Great Places To Hear Country Music The carter family started recording in 1927 and helped create the form of how a countrysong is heard. That oldtime music is being kept alive at this location http://www.usatoday.com/travel/vacations/great/country.htm

06/14/2001 - Updated 07:49 PM ET 10 great places to hear country music Thousands of country music lovers are kicking up their heels alongside their heroes in Nashville this weekend at the 30th Annual Fan Fair. "It's the best thing we've got," says steel-guitarist Bob Kramer , a veteran backing musician and a researcher at Nashville's recently reopened Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. If you can't make it to the Fan Fair concerts, don't cry in your beer: Kramer tells USA TODAY's Jerry Shriver about some more down-to-earth places that are likely to offer premium pickin' throughout the year. Station Inn Nashville Since 1974 this has been "ground zero of the bluegrass music world. ...It's one of the great clubs ever." The Inn is famous for attracting the city's session musicians who engage in informal jams on Western swing tunes and other classic styles. www.stationinn.com Bourque's Club Lewisburg, La. www.swiftsite.com/whatbayou/music. html#About Cain's Ballroom Tulsa Western swing pioneers Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys put this club on the map by broadcasting radio shows from there in the 1930s. More recently, seminal punk-rock group the Sex Pistols graced the stage, and the ballroom still offers an eclectic mix of entertainment. "It's one of the few old dance halls that is still a happening place."

63. The Birthplace Of Country Music country music's first stars Jimmie Rodgers and the carter family both recordedin Bristol as early as 1927. So how come Bristol isn't Nashville? http://www.blueridgecountry.com/music/music.html

W How The Birthplace Of Country Music Lost Out To Nashville The roots are deep and strong. Country music's first stars Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family both recorded in Bristol as early as 1927. So how come Bristol isn't Nashville? STORY AND COLOR PHOTOS BY JOE TENNIS The Carter Family, circa late 1920s. From left, Maybelle, A.P. and Sara Carter. Their songs and tight harmonies gave birth to a genre. "In no section of the south have the pre-war melodies and old mountaineer songs been better preserved than in the mountains of East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia, experts declare, and it was primarily for this reason that the Victrola company chose Bristol as its operating base." Bristol Herald Courier, July 24, 1927. Ralph Peer, a record producer from New York City and a pioneer of recording black folk and blues singers, arrived in Bristol, Va., in 1927 with a goal to advance the fledging "hillbilly" records scene initiated just a few months earlier when the the Victor Talking Machine Co. released a single by Delaney, Ark., fiddle player Eck Robertson.

64. Country Music And Musicians In August of 1927 in Bristol, Tennessee, some important pioneers of country music,Jimmie Rodgers and the carter family, signed contracts to record for Victor http://www.sbgmusic.com/html/teacher/reference/cultures/country.html

Country Music and Musicians American country music, also known as country-western or hillbilly music, is rooted in the folk songs of immigrants from Great Britain. It has connections to other ethnic music found in America as well. Country music uses simple melodies and lyrics that express everyday emotions such as loneliness, love, and grief. It began with small groups of country musicians singing and playing songs of love, hard times, and social problems. The instruments used to play or accompany the tunes were the fiddle, the banjo, and the guitar. In the early 1920s, record companies traveled across the rural areas of the United States in search of music from a variety of cultural groups. They discovered "hillbilly" music in the rural south and recorded local musicians. In August of 1927 in Bristol, Tennessee, some important pioneers of country music, Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family, signed contracts to record for Victor Records. A. P. Carter, his wife, Sara, and her sister Maybelle, set the standard for many country groups that followed. All three sang while Sara and Maybelle played the guitar and occasionally the Autoharp. Over the years, other members of the Carter family joined the group. The Carters' repertoire included traditional songs as well as songs composed by A. P. Carter in the traditional style. They performed and recorded until 1943. Jimmie Rodgers is considered by many to be the "father" of modern country music. Although he died just six years after recording his first song, his performance style influenced many country performers who followed. Rodgers incorporated a variety of popular styles of the period into his music, including the blues. Rodgers was one of the first artists elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame, in 1961.

65. Country And Western Music Johnny Cash, Tex Ritter, June carterCash, the carter family, Merle Haggard In the1960s and 70s, country and western music significantly influenced the http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0813789.html

66. Birthplace Of Country Music other southern states, including West Virginia, Virginia (the carter family) andNorth called the Bristol Sessions, would mark the birth of country music. http://www.loc.gov/bicentennial/propage/TN/tn_s_frist3.html

Birthplace of Country Music - The Bristol Music Story The project is documented with a 22-page report on the "Bristol Music Story," brief biographies of the Carter Family, Jimmie Rodgers, the Stonemans, a log of recordings in the "Bristol Sessions," 25 historic photographs with descriptions, and a videotape "Bristol - Birthplace of Country Music." Local Legacies Home States Listing Project Titles

67. JOHNNY CASH AND JUNE CARTER CASH music further with a visit to The Birthplace of country music Alliance Museum of musicalhistory to life are the autoharp strummed by carter family member Sara http://www.lovetripper.com/legendary-lovers/carter-cash.html

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69. Education t until August 1,1927 in Bristol, Tennessee, that country music really started. Onthat day Ralph Peer signed Jimmie Rodgers and the carter family to recrding http://library.preservice.org/T0110583/country.html

COUNTRY MUSIC HOME POP AND ROCK MUSIC NEW AGE MUSIC CLASSICAL MUSIC ... JAZZ MUSIC Although in the southern Appalachians for several years musicians had been recording fiddle tunes (known as Old Time Music), It wasn't until August 1,1927 in Bristol, Tennessee, that Country Music really started. On that day Ralph Peer signed Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family to recrding contracts for Victor Records. These two set the tone for Country musicians that followed. Country music is basedon the folk style of the southern rural United States or on the music of cowboys in the American West. Country music has developed over a number of years. It began with Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family, and changed to fit the tune of the Grand Ole Opry. Cowboy Music and Western Swing was soon to follow. Honky Tonk Music is what many people think of when imagining Country Music. Honky Tonk music embraced the wild life style of drinking and dancing, and of loving and losing the one you love. Country music today has become one of the most popular radio format in America, reaching 77.3 million adults. Some of the most popular Country artisits today include: Garth Brooks, Shania Twain, Faith Hill, and Tim McGraw. Garth alon has sold more thatn 60 million albusm since the release of his self-titled album in April 1989.

70. Music / Country / Traditional Country The carter family / Audio CD / Released 1998 Read more about this title 40. 16Greatest Hits Grandpa Jones / Audio CD / Released 1992 41. The country music http://hallmusic.com/country/16.html

Browse Country Music Traditional Country Browse our most popular music titlesfrom 1 to 50. Anthology of American Folk Music [BOX SET] Various / Audio CD / Released 1997 Read more about this title... At Folsom Prison/At San Quentin Johnny Cash / Audio CD / Released 1990 Read more about this title... Down At The Sky-Vue Drive-In Don Walser / Audio CD / Released 1998 Read more about this title... Red Headed Stranger Willie Nelson / Audio CD / Released 1988 Read more about this title... 40 Greatest Hits Hank Williams / Audio CD / Released 1988 Read more about this title... Marty Robbins / Audio CD / Released 1989 Read more about this title... The Essential Chet Atkins Chet Atkins / Audio CD / Released 1996 Read more about this title... King Of The Honky-Tonk: From...1952-1959 Webb Pierce / Audio CD / Released 1994 Read more about this title... Best Of Roy Rogers Roy Rogers / Audio CD / Released 1990 Trio Dolly Parton, et al / Audio CD / Released 1987 Read more about this title... The Essential Hank Snow Hank Snow / Audio CD / Released 1997 Read more about this title...

71. Country Music Traditional country music officially made it into the 20th century 1927 when JimmieRodgers, recognized as 'the man who started it all' and the carter family http://www.fastbroadcast.com/country/html/welcome.html

72. The Seattle Times: Pop Music & Nightlife: 'Country Royalty' George Jones, June C beautiful valley. There she heard her mother Maybelle carter and the carter family— which she eventually joined — create their enduring country music. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/popmusicnightlife/134652434_georgejones14.

HOME Site index nightlife Friday, March 14, 2003 - 12:00 a.m. Pacific 'Country Royalty' George Jones, June Carter Cash to grace Paramount By Patrick MacDonald Seattle Times music critic E-mail this article Print this article Search web archive George Jones comes to town with a sparkling new jewel in his country-royalty crown. Earlier this month, the formerly troublesome, unreliable honky-tonker, who has cleaned up his act considerably in recent years, was presented the National Medal of Arts by President Bush and his wife, Laura, in a ceremony in the Oval Office. Jones was the only country-music star among the nine recipients of the nation's highest honor for artistic excellence. It's a highfalutin award for a down-to-earth performer, known for songs about drinking, gambling, partying and fooling around. He probably was honored as much for surviving this long (he's 72) as for his enduring country classics like "He Stopped Loving Her Today," "The Race Is On" and "Why, Baby, Why." No longer No-Show Jones, he not only shows up for his concerts these days but also plays long shows filled with his hits. Considered one of the finest country singers, his voice is better than ever since he stopped drinking and smoking. Concert Preview "An Evening With Country Royalty": George Jones and June Carter Cash

73. Booklist: Zwonitzer, Mark And Hirshberg, Charles. Will You Miss Me When I’m Gon The Original carter family’s 300plus recordings, many of songs consideredtraditional and authorless, are the bedrock of country music. http://www.ala.org/booklist/v98/jul/21zwonitzer.html

Booklist Adult v.98 Hot List: Fiction Nonfiction Adult Fiction General Fiction Christian Fiction Mystery Romance ... Science Fiction Adult Nonfiction General Works Psychology Religion Social Sciences ... ALA Home Page How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine Zwonitzer, Mark and Hirshberg, Charles Ray Olson (Booklist/July, 2002) Top of Page Adult Booklist Index Booklist Archive ... Subscribe to Booklist Magazine

74. EMusic: The Carter Family 1927-1934 (Disc 1) The carter family is an undeniably influential force in country music. Thecarter family is an undeniably influential force in country music. http://www.emusic.com/cd/10666/10666901.html

Rock/Pop Jazz Electronic Urban/Hip Hop ... Message Boards Artist Search Album Search Track Search Label Search Artist: The Carter Family Album: The Carter Family 1927-1934 (Disc 1) Label: JSP Genre: Traditional: Country The Carter Family is an undeniably influential force in country music. Some have even said that without them, bluegrass music would have never existed. This comprensive collection covers all of their RCA Victor recordings in chronological order and includes such classics as "Keep on the Sunny Side, "Wildwood Flower" and "Wabash Cannonball." [:30 MP3 samples] Song Title hi fi lo fi Time Download Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow Little Log Cabin By The Sea The Poor Orphan Child The Storms Are On TheOcean Single Girl, Married Girl The Wandering Boy Meet Me By The Moonlight, Alone Little Darling, Pal Of Mine Keep On The Sunny Side Anchored In Love John Hardy Was A Desperate Little Man I Ain't Goin' To Work Tomorrow Will YOu Miss Me When I'm Gone River Of Jordan Chewing Gum Wildwood Flower I Have No-one To Love Me (But The Sailor On The Deep Blue Sea) Forsaken Love Sweet Fern My Clinch Mountain Home God Gave Noah The Rainbow Sign I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes Little Moses Lulu Wall The Grave On The Green Hillside Total: Also filed under: Traditional: Country About EMusic EMusic Download Manager Affiliate Program ... Audio Players

75. Legacy Recordings carter family, The Original, Can The Circle Be Unbroken country music's Firstfamily (Expanded Edition), 65707, Cash, Johnny, 16 Biggest Hits, 69739, http://www.legacyrecordings.com/catalog/countryclassics/

Spanning the history of country music from its Golden age to the present time, this series is the finest Nashville has to offer from Honky Tonk to the New Tradition. Collector's items that no serious country music lover can resist. [Click catalog # for description and track listing.] ARTIST TITLE CATALOG# HAVE IT WANT IT Acuff, Roy The Essential Roy Acuff (1936-1949) Asleep At The Wheel The Swingin' Best Of Asleep At The Wheel Autry, Gene Always Your Pal Autry, Gene The Essential Gene Autry (1933-1946) Carter Family, The Original Can The Circle Be Unbroken: Country Music's First Family (Expanded Edition) Cash, Johnny 16 Biggest Hits Cash, Johnny At Folsom Prison (Expanded Edition) Cash, Johnny At San Quentin (The Complete 1969 Concert) Cash, Johnny

76. Country Music Moment -- Northwest College spots which focus on the history and meaning of country music and explore the scopeof country musiceverything from the twang of the carter family to the http://www.nwc.cc.wy.us/library/country/moment/indexmoment.htm

Home Hinckley Library Special Collections The Country Music Collection Sponsored by Northwest College and The Buffalo Bill Historical Center The Country Music Moment is a series of two-minute radio spots which focus on the history and meaning of country music and explore the scope of country musiceverything from the "twang" of the Carter Family to the social activism of the Dixie Chicks. Written by Dr. Michael Masterson (Music) and Dr. Renee Dechert (English), each episode consists of, approximately, one minute of explanation and one minute of music. Production is provided by Dave Merkel (www.d-merkel.com). Mike Masterson and Renee Dechert, hosts of the Country Music Moment Each Moment is designed to provide a history of and context for country music, both historical materials, such as songs by the Sons of the Pioneers and the Carter Family, as well as contemporary artists like Brad Paisley, Chris LeDoux, and Shania Twain. If you have Real Player on your computer, you can hear the first Country Music Moment by clicking on the following link.

77. The Bluegrass Guitar Home Page Top , etc. Includes an analysis of Maybelle's picking style. Can the CircleBe Unbroken? country music's First family The carter family. http://bluegrassguitar.com/learning/wheretogo.htm

Where to go from here Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone? The Carter Family and Their Legacy in American Music by Mark Zwonitzer, Charles Hirshberg (Contributor) A must-read if you're interested in learning about the Carter Family. Published in 2002, this book is the first major biography about the Carter family. The Carter Family Collection by Fred Sokolow This songbook features 32 full transcriptions (solos & backup): "Wildwood Flower", "Wabash Connonball", "Can the Circle be Unbroken", "Foggy Mt. Top", etc. Includes an analysis of Maybelle's picking style. Can the Circle Be Unbroken?: Country Music's First Family The Carter Family This CD contains 20 tracks from the 1930's, so it is from the middle of the group's career. The quality of the recording is excellent as it is from a remastered original recording, and you can hear Maybelle's excellent playing very clearly. 33 Acoustic Guitar Instrumentals Clarence White A very unique CD! This collection of solo acoustic flatpicking guitar recordings was discovered in the personal tape library of Clarence White. Offers all flatpickers the opportunity to hear Clarence by himself on 33 great Bluegrass tunes.

78. Bristol Designation Requested the original members of the carter family have been recognized as country music's First family in part because their works have had an unparalleled influence http://www.house.gov/boucher/docs/bristol.htm

News Release From U.S. Representatives February 12, 1998 [Washington, DC] — U.S. Representatives Bill Jenkins (R-TN) and Rick Boucher (D-VA) have introduced legislation designating the Cities of Bristol, Tennessee and Virginia as the official "Birthplace of Country Music." The General Assembly of Virginia and the Tennessee State Senate have previously made this designation. Announced to local officials last Friday at a meeting of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce, the legislation was formally introduced by the two lawmakers on Wednesday. Jenkins and Boucher were asked last spring to introduce the legislation on behalf of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce and the Birthplace of Country Music Alliance (BCMA), a group dedicated to obtaining recognition for Bristol's contribution to modern country music. "From its innocuous beginnings in the hills and mountains of Appalachia, country music has steadily grown to become the most popular form of music in the nation, and the Bristol sessions of 1927 were a critical part of that success. I am pleased to recognize Bristol's contributions to country music and am hopeful our resolution will be passed quickly by the House and Senate," Jenkins said. The resolution offers several factors supporting the designation: the Cities of Bristol have long been a gathering place for musicians from the nearby mountainous countryside;

79. MSN Entertainment - Music Traditional Country From the Hillbilly music of Grandpa Jones and The carter family to the bluesinfluencedJimmie Rogers to the lonesome Ben Decker, MSN music. Return to country. http://entertainment.msn.com/style/?style=1790

80. Register At NYTimes.com New York Times review (by David Gates) of the book about the family, by Mark Zwonitzer and Charles Hirschberg. http://nytimes.com/2002/09/01/books/review/01GATEST.html

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