First Aired: January 5th, 2002
Status: Ended
Summary: Welcome to the Century of Country guide at TV Tome. CMT will examine the origins, history and roots of country music in a 13-part series, A Century of Country. Hosted by Emmy Award winner James Garner, the in-depth documentary series traces the amazing journey through the songs, stories and stars that have brought country music alive. Airing Jan. 5 through March 30, A Century of Country will premiere a new installment each Saturday at 9 p.m. ET/PT, immediately following the telecast of CMT Grand Ole Opry Live. Country music is America's music, rooted in the nation's history. But the sound that once echoed only through the Appalachian Mountains now echoes in sold-out stadiums around the world and is the most listened-to radio format by adults in the United States. A Century of Country takes viewers into the studios, living rooms, honky tonks and saloons that gave birth to distinctive musical styles. From hillbilly to rockabilly, from Western swing to the "Nashville Sound,
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# of Episodes: 13
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# of Episodes I haven't watched: 13
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Season 1 - Episode 13: Whole World's Gone Country - The 90s and Beyond
Air Date: March 30th, 2002
Summary: A look at the hugely popular crossover country artists, as well as the new traditionalist movement in the 1990s. It also focuses on the multi-media mega-hits that have helped to take country music from the hills and hollows to the world in less than a century.
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