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“I Wasn’t Copying No Man” Bill Monroe Defines Bluegrass (And Defends Why He’d Never Change It)

“I Wasn’t Copying No Man”: Bill Monroe Defines Bluegrass (And Defends Why He’d Never Change It)

Willie Nelson prior to a CBS television interview to promote his album, 'Stardust', Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 29th April 1978.

15 Cross-Genre Innovators in Both the Country and Rock Halls of Fame

American actor and singer Elvis Presley on the set of Wild in the Country, directed by Philip Dunne.

Elvis Presley Embraced Country Music Until the End

LAVONIA, GA - JULY 28: Mandolinist and singer Bill Monroe, often called The Father of Bluegrass, performs with his band The Bluegrass Boys at the Lavonia Bluegrass Festival at Shoal Creek Country Music Park on July 28, 1973 in Lavonia, Georgia.

The Evolution of 20th Century Bluegrass in 12 Songs

photo of Earl Scruggs performing circa 1965

Earl Scruggs: The Best Performances That Shaped His Bluegrass Legacy

Merle Monroe

Bluegrass Band Merle Monroe Pays Musical Homage to Namesakes Merle Haggard and Bill Monroe + Other Legends [Interview]

Country Music Instruments

10 Legendary Instruments of Country Music

Remembering Country, Folk and Gospel Showcase 'The Johnny Cash Show'

'Blue Moon of Kentucky': The Story Behind Kentucky's State Song

Goldie Hawn Released a 1972 Country Album Featuring Buck Owens' Band, The Buckaroos

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