James Rodgers's mixed music style, the Carter family's traditional style, Vernon Dalhart's pop music style. In the meantime, they drew sketches of American unique music culture and country music. Their talent benefited from the climate at that time: if a large number of broadcasting and recording products were abandoned, American-style music would be banned and could not be spread, and then country music could not be created in the1920s.

Dalhart may have been forgotten by most people, but he was the first big star in country music. He was born in Marion Teyssler, eastern Texas, and came to new york on 19 10, and got a job singing at funerals. Then he took part in the operetta. His recording career began with the release of 1924 Prisoner's Song and its reverse 97 (the remains of the old 97). His unique way of singing southern mountain songs won everyone's welcome and won his first million sales in country music.

In order to seek greater success, record companies began to send talent scouts to the south. Ralph Peer of Victor Recording Company found JimmyRodgers and the Carter family, recording in Bristol and Va respectively. 1927. These records are of unique importance in the history of country music. Johnny cash, a senior country artist, said this.

Rogers and Carter's family includes A.P., his wife Sarah with pure timbre, and Maybelle (Sarah guitarist (Sarah's cousin), who played a very important role in the formation of two different styles of music traditions.

Rogers combined blues, folk songs and Falk tunes to sing tramps and dockers. The Carter family, on the other hand, focuses on family, God, mother, family and faith. It is a comfortable and harmonious style. MaybelleCarter Lick became the most influential work in the history of country music.

Rogers was very popular in his time. When tuberculosis made him weak, he never thought about slowing down the crazy filming. He said to his wife, I want to die in my shoes.

For most artists like the Carters, singing is only an amateur. In the recording, Sarah said, we will go home and grow cotton. In order to save money, A.P. uniformly printed their names and a promise on their performance posters, and then there were many horizontal lines below to fill in the date and place of the performance.

Dalhart's popularity is declining. In the 1940s, he worked as a night attendant in a hotel in Bridgeport, Connecticut, until 1948 died.

Any discussion about country music in the 1990s should start with garth brooks, who is the best-selling artist in the history of country music and has given concerts with exaggerated rock style.

Gus mentioned george jones, pop singer james tyler and charming rock band Kiss, which made the output of his country music station more exquisite and popular than ever before. There are also some country artists, such as reba mcentire and Brooks &; Dunn also turned their own stage into a beautiful and complicated stage.

Reba used to be a competitive singer, and her talent surpassed that of all female artists of her time. She has a series of best-selling songs, which have established her position in business operation.

Alan jackson is in sharp contrast with garth brooks. He is a neo-traditionalist (the mainstream style of country music in the 1980s). He collected hank williams's knife, an old Hank guitar, and of course inherited the simple but sincere feeling in his song style.

People in the 1990s were also the first generation who grew up listening to rock music, which naturally influenced country music. Today's country radio stations alternately play traditional country songs and modern country music, which is much more beneficial than carrier waves.

This decade is considered to be another development climax of country music, but it is not as popular as the film Urban Cowboy in the 1980s. Country music in the 1990s seems to be developing steadily. When rock music has invaded most radio stations, country radio stations have joined forces to stand their ground and become the largest radio form in the United States. According to the latest statistics of the Country Music Association, there are currently 2 105 country music stations in the United States playing all day. 285 radio stations will be interspersed with sports and interviews.