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Corporate programming could kill country music dream - The Tennessean
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Corporate programming could kill country music dream
The Tennessean The dream of country music stardom today has as much to do with San Antonio and Atlanta as it does with Nashville — maybe more. It's about commercial radio and how it makes the dream of stardom more difficult. Every industry has its “simpler time” … |
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