Acuff, Roy (Maynardville)
"The King of Country Music"
Famous Country Musicians from United States
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Atkins, Chet (Luttrell)
Creator of the "Nashville Sound" -
Brooks, Garth (Tulsa)
Country-pop singer of "Shameless" and "Friends in Low Places" -
Campbell, Glen (Delight)
The singer of "Rhinestone Cowboy" -
Cash, Johnny (Kingsland)
The singer of "Folsom Prison Blues" -
Cash, June Carter (Maces Spring)
Country music legend and wife of Johnny Cash -
Church, Eric (Granite Falls)
The country singer who did "Drink in My Hand" -
Clark, Roy
The 'Hee Haw' host who sang "Yesterday When I Was Young" -
Daniels, Charlie (Wilmington)
The fiddle player who did "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" -
Jones, Grandpa (Niagra)
Co-star of the show Hee Haw -
Krauss, Alison (Decatur)
Bluegrass fiddler and singer of "When You Say Nothing At All" -
Mandrell, Barbara (Houston)
Multi-talented leader of the Mandrell Sisters -
Monroe, Bill (Rosine)
Kentuckian called "The Father of Bluegrass Music" -
Rascal Flatts (Nashville)
Country vocal trio that did "I'm Movin' On" -
Stapleton, Chris (Lexington)
The country singer-songwriter who did 'Traveller' -
The Dixie Chicks (Dallas)
Singers of "Goodbye Earl" and "Not Ready to Make Nice" -
Watson, Doc (Deep Gap)
The blind folk guitarist with the distinctive flat-picking style -
Wills, Bob (Near Kosse)
The King of Western Swing