Country Rock

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38 Special


A


A Thousand Horses

Aaron Lewis

Alabama

Allman Brothers Band, The

Amazing Rhythm Aces

Atlantic Rhythm Section


B


Bacon Brothers, The

Band Perry, The

Band, The

Beau Brumes, The

Big & Rich

Billy “Crash” Caddock

Blackberry Smoke

Blackfoot

Blue Rodeo

Bob Dylan

Bob Woodruff

Brad Paisley

Brantley Gilbert

Brothers Osborne

Buffalo Springfield

Byrds The


C


Carrie Underwood

Charlie Daniels

Chris Knight

Chris Stapleton

Clarence White

Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen

Cowboy

Crazy Horse

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Crosby, Stills and Nash


D


D.A.D.

Dallas Smith

Darius Rucker

Desert Rose Band, The

Dillard & Clark

Dixie Chicks

Doobie Brothers, The

Dr. Hook

Drive-By Truckers


E


Eagles

Eddie Rabbit

Elvis Presley

Emmy Lou Harris

Erin Church

Everly Brothers, The


F


Fifth on the Floor

Firefall

First National Band, The

Flying Burrito Brothers, The


G


Gene Clar

Gin Blossoms

Glen Campbell

Goose Creek Symphony

Gordon Lightfoot

Gram Parsons

Grateful Dead, The

Griffin Layne


H


Hank Williams III

Hank Williams, Jr.


I


International Submarine Band


J


J.D. Souther

Jason & the Scorchers

Jason Aldean

Jayhawks, The

Jimmy Buffet

John Fogerty

John Hiatt

Johnny Cash

Justin Moore


K


Keith Urban

Kenny Rogers

Kentucky Headhunters, The

Kid Rock

Kip Moore


L


Linda Ronstadt

Little Feat

Loggins and Messina

Lynyrd Skynyrd


M


Mac Davis

Marshall Tucker Band, The

Martina McBride

Mason Profitt

Michael Nesmith

My Morning Jacket


N


Nashville West

Neil Young

New Riders of the Purple Sage

Nick Lowe

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, The


O


Old 97s

Outlaws, The

Ozark Mountain Daredevils, The


P


Pirates of the Mississippi

Poco

Pure Prairie League


Q


R


Rascal Flatts

Ricky Nelson

Rockingbirds, The

Ry Cooder


S


Sheryl Crow

Social Distortion

Southern Pacific

Steve Earle

Sugarland


T


Ted Nugent

Tractors, The

Travis Tritt


U


Uncle Kracker

Uncle Tupelo


V


W


Warumpi Band

Waylon Jennings

Whiskey Myers

Whiskeytown

Whybirds, The

Wilco

Wolverines, The



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Y



Z


Zac Brown Band




Alabama
Alabama is one of the most successful country rock bands of all time, known for blending Southern rock and traditional country. Their hits like “Mountain Music,” “Dixieland Delight,” and “Song of the South” helped define country music in the 1980s. With their rich harmonies and catchy melodies, Alabama’s sound brought country rock to mainstream success.

The Allman Brothers Band
Pioneers of Southern rock, The Allman Brothers Band mixed blues, jazz, and country influences into their unique sound. Known for their improvisational style and extended jams, hits like “Ramblin’ Man” and “Midnight Rider” became classics. Their landmark album At Fillmore East (1971) is widely regarded as one of the greatest live albums in rock history.

The Eagles
The Eagles are synonymous with country rock, blending mellow rock and country music in the 1970s. Their 1976 album Hotel California became one of the best-selling albums of all time. Hits like “Take It Easy,” “Desperado,” and “Hotel California” showcase their mastery of storytelling, harmonies, and a smooth fusion of country and rock.

Lynyrd Skynyrd
Lynyrd Skynyrd is a Southern rock legend, famous for their gritty sound and iconic anthems. Songs like “Sweet Home Alabama” and “Free Bird” have become cultural touchstones. Their mix of country, blues, and rock, combined with powerful guitar riffs and lyrics about Southern life, made them one of the defining bands of the genre.

The Marshall Tucker Band
The Marshall Tucker Band is known for their fusion of country rock, jazz, and blues. Songs like “Can’t You See” and “Fire on the Mountain” helped establish them as Southern rock staples. Their mix of country instrumentation, like fiddles and flutes, with rock elements, set them apart in the 1970s.