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Worth Watching: Ken Burns, Country Music – Episode 5: The Sons and Daughters of America (1964-1968)

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The Country Music documentary by Ken Burns returns this evening, and although it only covers a span of five years, there is so much to talk about.

Worth Watching: Ken Burns, Country Music – Episode 2: Hard Times (1933-1945)

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The heroes of the silver screen, Gene Autry and Roy Rogers, are among the artists featured on tonight’s episode, as the Great Depression and World War II loom large.

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A member for 51 years, Jean Shepard was the Grand Lady of the Grand Ole Opry.

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This Grand Ole Opry comedienne was one of the most beloved country music figures of her generation.

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100 Greatest Women #40 Minnie Pearl She only had one chart hit in her whole career, a spoken-word answer song to Red Sovine’s “Giddyup Go.” But through the sheer force of her character-driven comedy, she

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