Detroit Country Music: Mountaineers, Cowboys, and Rockabillies
by Craig Maki, Keith Cady
A historical account of Detroit's country music scene, tracing the impact of its early musicians and the city's broader musical heritage.
About This Book
This book examines the development of country music in Detroit, highlighting the contributions of local artists and the city's unique role in the genre's history.
It covers the influence of mountaineers, cowboys, and rockabillies who shaped Detroit's country music scene.
The narrative draws on historical research to present the cultural and musical landscape of mid-20th century Detroit.
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