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See, I'm on the same boat concerning country. I love Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, etc. but I can't stand the overwhelming majority of modern country.
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There is a distinct difference between true country, which you just described, and the twangy pop-crossover stylings of what most Americans consider country music. Shania Twain is a pop star in jeans and leather boots, nothing more. Same with Carrie Underwood, and Brooks and Dunn. It's all modified pop.
True country has its roots in blues and bluegrass and is fine for listening. Pop drivel needs to die.
There's nowhere I can't reach.