The Music List: Most Iconic Male Country Singers of the 90s

11/23/22 • 73 min

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Country music became cool again in the 1990s. A new generation of male country stars populated the country radio stations and Country Music Television. It was a return of "Cowboy Hat Country," and they would forever change the trajectory and sound of country music. From the foundations of modern pop-country to traditional sounds, the male country acts of the 1990s were popular, diverse, and sold millions of albums. But which stars are the five most iconic male country artists of the 1990s? The debate gets heated, but would one of them leave with an achy-breaky heart?

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The Music List: The Best of Led Zeppelin

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Powerful, but sensitive. Raunchy, yet philosophical. Polarizing and incredibly influential. Led Zeppelin dominated the 1970s with a unique sound and a mystical aura. Zeppelin's foundation was the blues, and they transformed it into something beautiful, loud, and dangerous. Page, Plant, Bonham, and Jones...four of the greatest in their own respective rights, recorded 92 tracks as Led Zeppelin. The Music List tackles one of the most daunting lists to date- the top 5, the Very Best of Led Zeppelin.

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