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Alt-country was pioneered by folk- and punk- influenced singer-songwriters like Lyle Lovett in the mid-eighties. Other early pioneers of the sound were artists in an alt-rock subgenre called "Cowpunk", such as Meat Puppets, Lone Justice and the British group The Mekons. This came to prominence in TheNineties, with artists like Steve Earle, LucindaWilliams and Music/DwightYoakam and bands such as Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, and Music/{{Wilco}} (who quickly moved into more general AlternativeRock) and broke into the rock mainstream in the 2000s with the success of Drive-By Truckers, HankWilliamsIII and Music/RyanAdams.
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Alt-country was pioneered by folk- and punk- influenced singer-songwriters like Lyle Lovett in the mid-eighties. Other early pioneers of the sound were artists in an alt-rock subgenre called "Cowpunk", such as Meat Puppets, Lone Justice and the British group The Mekons. This came to prominence in TheNineties, with artists like Steve Earle, SteveEarle, LucindaWilliams and Music/DwightYoakam and bands such as Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, and Music/{{Wilco}} (who quickly moved into more general AlternativeRock) and broke into the rock mainstream in the 2000s with the success of Drive-By Truckers, HankWilliamsIII and Music/RyanAdams.
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Alternative Country is what happens when you cross the outlaw strand of [[CountryMusic country]] with [[RockMusic rock 'n' roll]] and the American folk tradition, held together by the [[ThreeChordsAndTheTruth do-it-yourself attitude]] of [[PunkRock punk]]. Influenced by Neotraditional Country, Cowpunk and AlternativeRock, the scene coalesced in the mid-eighties and is going strong today.
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Alternative Country is what happens when you cross the outlaw strand of [[CountryMusic country]] with [[RockMusic [[RockAndRoll rock 'n' roll]] and the American folk tradition, held together by the [[ThreeChordsAndTheTruth do-it-yourself attitude]] of [[PunkRock punk]]. Influenced by Neotraditional Country, Cowpunk and AlternativeRock, the scene coalesced in the mid-eighties and is going strong today.
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Alternative Country is what happens when you cross the outlaw strand of [[CountryMusic country]] with [[RockMusic rock 'n' roll]] and the American folk tradition, held together by the [[ThreeChordsAndTheTruth do-it-yourself attitude]] of [[PunkRock punk]]. Influenced by Neotraditional Country, Cowpunk and AlternativeRock, the scene coalesced in the mid-eighties and is going strong today.
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From its humble origins as rock-infused music played in dive bars, Texas country includes some of the best known alt-country acts.
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From its humble origins as rock-infused music played in dive bars, Texas country includes some of the best known alt-country acts. The scene is centered on Austin, but there is a distinct West Texas sound.
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Centered on Stillwater, Oklahoma, Red Dirt resembles Texas Country but is, if anything, [[UpToEleven even more ornery]].
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!Country Folk
Inspired by [[BobDylan Bob Dylan's]] Nashville phase, this tends to be a mellower, "thinking person's" style of alt-country.
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* Matraca Berg
* Emmylou Harris
* Diana Jones
* Kathy Mattea (later)
* Joe Pug
* Townes Van Zandt
* Steve Young
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* MurderBallad
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Alt-country was pioneered by folk- and punk- influenced singer-songwriters like Lyle Lovett in the mid-eighties. Other early pioneers of the sound were artists in an alt-rock subgenre called "Cowpunk", such as Meat Puppets, Lone Justice and the British group The Mekons. This came to prominence in TheNineties, with artists like Steve Earle, Lucinda Williams and Music/DwightYoakam and bands such as Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, and Music/{{Wilco}} (who quickly moved into more general AlternativeRock) and broke into the rock mainstream in the 2000s with the success of Drive-By Truckers, HankWilliamsIII and Music/RyanAdams.
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Alt-country was pioneered by folk- and punk- influenced singer-songwriters like Lyle Lovett in the mid-eighties. Other early pioneers of the sound were artists in an alt-rock subgenre called "Cowpunk", such as Meat Puppets, Lone Justice and the British group The Mekons. This came to prominence in TheNineties, with artists like Steve Earle, Lucinda Williams LucindaWilliams and Music/DwightYoakam and bands such as Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, and Music/{{Wilco}} (who quickly moved into more general AlternativeRock) and broke into the rock mainstream in the 2000s with the success of Drive-By Truckers, HankWilliamsIII and Music/RyanAdams.
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Alternative Country is what happens when you cross the outlaw strand of [[CountryMusic country]] with various folk styles, held together by the [[ThreeChordsAndTheTruth do-it-yourself attitude]] of [[PunkRock punk]]. Influenced by Neotraditional Country, Cowpunk and AlternativeRock, the scene coalesced in the mid-eighties and is going strong today.
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Alternative Country is what happens when you cross the outlaw strand of [[CountryMusic country]] with various the American folk styles, tradition, held together by the [[ThreeChordsAndTheTruth do-it-yourself attitude]] of [[PunkRock punk]]. Influenced by Neotraditional Country, Cowpunk and AlternativeRock, the scene coalesced in the mid-eighties and is going strong today.
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Alternative Country is derivative of the Neotraditional Country, Cowpunk and AlternativeRock genres which first started appearing in the mid 1980's
Alternative country (sometimes alt-country, insurgent country, or Americana) is a loosely defined sub-genre of country music, which includes acts that differ significantly in style from mainstream or pop country music. It has been used to describe country music bands and artists that have incorporated influences ranging from roots rock, bluegrass, rockabilly, honky-tonk, alternative rock, folk rock, and particularly punk.
The basic musical features of the genre are having a number of instruments including banjos, pianos, guitars, rifts, keyboards, drums, and heavy to medium vocals with a mix of various other sub-genres (light rock, soft jazz, etc).
Alt country was pioneered by folk and punk influenced singer/songwriters like Lyle Lovett in the mid 1980's. Other early pioneers of the sound were artists in an alt-rock subgenre called "Cowpunk", such as Meat Puppets, Lone Justice and the British group The Mekons. This came to prominence in TheNineties, with artists like Steve Earle, Lucinda Williams and Music/DwightYoakam and bands such as Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, and Music/{{Wilco}} (who quickly moved into more general AlternativeRock) and broke into the rock mainstream in the 2000's with the success of Drive-By Truckers, HankWilliamsIII and Music/RyanAdams. There has traditionally been ''very little'' overlap between the fandoms of regular country and alternative country, with the latter being treated more as a subgenre of Rock than of Country.
Alternative country (sometimes alt-country, insurgent country, or Americana) is a loosely defined sub-genre of country music, which includes acts that differ significantly in style from mainstream or pop country music. It has been used to describe country music bands and artists that have incorporated influences ranging from roots rock, bluegrass, rockabilly, honky-tonk, alternative rock, folk rock, and particularly punk.
The basic musical features of the genre are having a number of instruments including banjos, pianos, guitars, rifts, keyboards, drums, and heavy to medium vocals with a mix of various other sub-genres (light rock, soft jazz, etc).
Alt country was pioneered by folk and punk influenced singer/songwriters like Lyle Lovett in the mid 1980's. Other early pioneers of the sound were artists in an alt-rock subgenre called "Cowpunk", such as Meat Puppets, Lone Justice and the British group The Mekons. This came to prominence in TheNineties, with artists like Steve Earle, Lucinda Williams and Music/DwightYoakam and bands such as Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, and Music/{{Wilco}} (who quickly moved into more general AlternativeRock) and broke into the rock mainstream in the 2000's with the success of Drive-By Truckers, HankWilliamsIII and Music/RyanAdams. There has traditionally been ''very little'' overlap between the fandoms of regular country and alternative country, with the latter being treated more as a subgenre of Rock than of Country.
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-->--Brian Hinton, ''South by Southwest: A Road Map to Alternative Country''
Alternative Country isderivative of what happens when you cross the outlaw strand of [[CountryMusic country]] with various folk styles, held together by the [[ThreeChordsAndTheTruth do-it-yourself attitude]] of [[PunkRock punk]]. Influenced by Neotraditional Country, Cowpunk and AlternativeRock genres which first started appearing AlternativeRock, the scene coalesced in the mid 1980's
Alternative country (sometimes alt-country,mid-eighties and is going strong today.
Also called insurgentcountry, or Americana) is a loosely defined sub-genre of country music, which or Americana (a term that also includes acts that differ significantly in style from bluegrass and folk), alt-country is mainly defined by its resistance to the perceived commercialism of mainstream or and pop country music. It has been used to describe country music bands and Stylistically, artists that have incorporated influences ranging from roots rock, bluegrass, rockabilly, honky-tonk, and honky-tonk to alternative rock, folk rock, and particularly punk.
The basic musical features of the genre are having a number of instruments includingpunk. Instruments include banjos, pianos, guitars, rifts, keyboards, drums, and heavy to medium vocals with a mix of various other sub-genres (light rock, soft jazz, etc).
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Alt-country was pioneered byfolk folk- and punk punk- influenced singer/songwriters singer-songwriters like Lyle Lovett in the mid 1980's.mid-eighties. Other early pioneers of the sound were artists in an alt-rock subgenre called "Cowpunk", such as Meat Puppets, Lone Justice and the British group The Mekons. This came to prominence in TheNineties, with artists like Steve Earle, Lucinda Williams and Music/DwightYoakam and bands such as Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, and Music/{{Wilco}} (who quickly moved into more general AlternativeRock) and broke into the rock mainstream in the 2000's 2000s with the success of Drive-By Truckers, HankWilliamsIII and Music/RyanAdams. Music/RyanAdams.
Because of the subgenre's attachment to regional folk cultures, artists can originate all over the United States, but are often from the Appalachian region or Texas. The closest the scene has to a centre is Austin, Texas with its annual South by Southwest festival.
There has traditionally been ''very little'' overlap between the fandoms of regular country and alternative country, with the latter being treated more as a subgenre of Rock than of Country.
-->--Brian Hinton, ''South by Southwest: A Road Map to Alternative Country''
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Because of the subgenre's attachment to regional folk cultures, artists can originate all over the United States, but are often from the Appalachian region or Texas. The closest the scene has to a centre is Austin, Texas with its annual South by Southwest festival.
There has traditionally been ''very little'' overlap between the fandoms of regular country and alternative country, with the latter being treated more as a subgenre of Rock than of Country.
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!Texas country music
From its humble origins as rock-infused music played in dive bars, Texas country includes some of the best known alt-country acts.
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* Ryan Bingham
* Hayes Carll
* Slaid Cleaves (originally from Maine)
* Rodney Crowell
* Ray Wylie Hubbard
* Robert Earl Keen
* Chris Knight (originally from Kentucky)
* Charlie Robison
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Alt country was pioneered by folk and punk influenced singer/songwriters like Lyle Lovett in the mid 1980's. Other early pioneers of the sound were artists in an alt-rock subgenre called "Cowpunk", such as Meat Puppets, Lone Justice and the British group The Mekons. This came to prominence in TheNineties, with artists like Steve Earle, Lucinda Williams and Music/DwightYoakam and bands such as Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, and Music/{{Wilco}} (who quickly moved into more general AlternativeRock) and broke into the rock mainstream in the 2000's with the success of Drive-By Truckers, HankWilliamsIII and RyanAdams. There has traditionally been ''very little'' overlap between the fandoms of regular country and alternative country, with the latter being treated more as a subgenre of Rock than of Country.
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Alt country was pioneered by folk and punk influenced singer/songwriters like Lyle Lovett in the mid 1980's. Other early pioneers of the sound were artists in an alt-rock subgenre called "Cowpunk", such as Meat Puppets, Lone Justice and the British group The Mekons. This came to prominence in TheNineties, with artists like Steve Earle, Lucinda Williams and Music/DwightYoakam and bands such as Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, and Music/{{Wilco}} (who quickly moved into more general AlternativeRock) and broke into the rock mainstream in the 2000's with the success of Drive-By Truckers, HankWilliamsIII and RyanAdams.Music/RyanAdams. There has traditionally been ''very little'' overlap between the fandoms of regular country and alternative country, with the latter being treated more as a subgenre of Rock than of Country.
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Alternative Country is derivative of the ProgressiveCountry, Cowpunk and AlternativeRock genres which first started appearing in the mid 1980's
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The genre is a loosely defined term that means, more or less, the attitude of AlternativeRock with a country sound, pioneered by folk and punk influenced singer/songwriters like Lyle Lovett in the mid 1980's. This came to prominence in TheNineties, with artists like Steve Earle, Lucinda Williams and Music/DwightYoakam and bands such as Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, and Music/{{Wilco}} (who quickly moved into more general AlternativeRock) and broke into the rock mainstream in the 2000's with the success of Drive-By Truckers, HankWilliamsIII and RyanAdams. There has traditionally been ''very little'' overlap between the fandoms of regular country and alternative country, with the latter being treated more as a subgenre of Rock than of Country.
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See also: ProgressiveCountry, GothRock ''(under Gothabilly)''
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