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\nFor as often as Strait has been defined as a traditionalist, his most definitive songs (“All My Ex’s Live in Texas,” “Ocean Front Property,” “Check Yes or No”) never seemed like they were trying to recapture a lost past so much as evoke the timeless feelings always running underneath the present—a testament, perhaps, to why Strait has managed to stay relevant despite ignoring trends almost completely. \"","isGroup":false,"bornOrFormed":"May 18, 1952","name":"George Strait","editorialArtwork":{"storeFlowcase":{"width":4320,"height":1080,"url":"https://is4-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Features32/v4/f5/af/75/f5af75fd-21e1-ee91-b0c8-5f97064908ba/source/{w}x{h}bb.jpeg","bgColor":"020205","textColor1":"72cbb8","textColor2":"da9d7c","textColor3":"5ba394","textColor4":"af7e64"},"subscriptionHero":{"width":4320,"height":1080,"url":"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Features3/v4/f8/1b/b3/f81bb3bc-a5c2-1345-65c4-ba7837dd0b6b/source/{w}x{h}bb.jpeg","bgColor":"020205","textColor1":"8ad4cb","textColor2":"6cc9b7","textColor3":"6faaa3","textColor4":"57a193"},"bannerUber":{"width":4320,"height":1080,"url":"https://is4-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Features3/v4/f8/4a/f9/f84af9a3-f7fc-2274-5725-eae404c293ca/source/{w}x{h}bb.jpeg","bgColor":"020205","textColor1":"8ad4cb","textColor2":"6cc9b7","textColor3":"6faaa3","textColor4":"57a193"}}}},{"id":"123055194","type":"artists","href":"/v1/catalog/us/artists/123055194?l=en-US","attributes":{"artwork":{"width":800,"height":800,"url":"https://is2-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Features124/v4/0e/8d/b4/0e8db45f-c9cd-b8bb-20c4-156ae28c9551/pr_source.png/{w}x{h}bb.jpeg","bgColor":"1e1d18","textColor1":"c5c8b3","textColor2":"e0a779","textColor3":"a3a594","textColor4":"b98b66"},"hero":[{"content":[{"artwork":{"width":800,"height":800,"url":"https://is2-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Features124/v4/0e/8d/b4/0e8db45f-c9cd-b8bb-20c4-156ae28c9551/pr_source.png/{w}x{h}bb.jpeg","bgColor":"1e1d18","textColor1":"c5c8b3","textColor2":"e0a779","textColor3":"a3a594","textColor4":"b98b66"}}]}],"origin":"Granite Falls, NC","url":"https://music.apple.com/us/artist/eric-church/123055194","genreNames":["Country"],"artistBio":"Rowdy tales of hardworking, hard-drinking underdogs have made Eric Church one of the most likable party-starters in 2010s country, but his earnest, ambitious songwriting is infused with the spirit of ‘70s country outlaws. 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\nBorn in 1958, Jackson broke in the late ’80s, projecting a quiet, down-home persona that seemed to capture what country music was all about. Following in the footsteps of singers like George Strait and Randy Travis, he became one of the preeminent traditionalists in country, a keeper of the flame at a time when the genre was making more—and increasingly direct—appeals to pop (a shift Jackson poked gentle fun at on his 1994 single “Gone Country”).
\nTender, direct, and quietly funny, Jackson’s songs have often lobbied for the good old days, detailing everything from the beauty and trials of a long-term romance (“Remember When”) to September 11th (“Where Were You [When the World Stopped Turning]”) to the search for simplicity in an increasingly complex world (“I Still Like Bologna”).
\nDespite the modesty of both his image and his music, Jackson has also been enormously successful, clearing the Country Top 10 every year between 1990 and 2004 while selling more than 80 million albums, receiving inductions into both the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
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Chesney started off in the early ‘90s with a more clean-cut country look and sound, building a career on the backbone of love songs like “She’s Got It All” and the tear-in-my-beer tune “That’s Why I’m Here.” While his ‘90s records enjoyed considerable chart success, it wasn’t until 1999’s Everywhere We Go that he really hit pay dirt. The album’s mix of fun, romance, and humor (read: “She Thinks My Tractor’s Sexy”) took it double platinum in the U.S. and granted him a monster hit with the ballad “You Had Me from Hello.” In the 21st century Chesney’s laid into his island vibes, beginning with 2002’s groovily titled No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problems. 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His eagerness to experiment with different styles, like Southern and modern rock, pop, and adult contemporary, has earned him an appeal so wide-reaching it’s turned him into one of the best-selling musical artists of all time. McGraw’s earliest ‘90s hits included dreamy, slickly produced romance (“Don’t Take the Girl”), honky-tonk rowdiness (“I Like It, I Love It”), and epic love (the fiddle-blessed “It’s Your Love,” a duet with Faith Hill, to whom McGraw is married). In the 2000s, he’s continued to branch out on songs like “My Next Thirty Years,” which addresses aging with a beachy vibe, and the hushed synthscapes of “Humble and Kind.” In 2020 he released the first single for his 15th studio album Here On Earth: “I Called Mama,” a poignant, modern country tune that explores the death of someone beloved through personal lyrics that speak to the universal experience of loss. 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The cowboy-hat-clad everyman was born in Texas in 1968 and grew up in Arkansas, idolizing cattlemen. “Renegades, Rebels and Rogues'' from the 1994 Maverick soundtrack is a love letter to these restless spirits, but Lawrence didn’t run from heartache on 1997’s “How a Cowgirl Says Goodbye.” On the wistful track, he faces the pain of being ghosted by his paramour: “She left me on this lost highway/Wonderin' why and where she's gone.” Like Alan Jackson, Lawrence puts out just enough up-tempo music to let listeners know he can rock a party (1993’s “My Second Home”), but he just naturally gravitates to the fishing hole more than the kegger. In subsequent years, the open-book artist faced up to marital problems and released a Christian country album, 2009’s The Rock. He’s outlasted younger guys in Stetsons, but on his 2019 LP, Made in America, he sounds concerned about his future. 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