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The 13 pages that link to Country pop, each with the reason it gives.

• Country rockCompared with: Country pop aims at pop polish, whereas country rock typically emphasizes rock-band sound.

• Dolly PartonRelated: Parton’s crossover recordings show how she moved between country audiences and mainstream pop markets.

• Crossover musicBroader topic: It brings country artists and songs into wider pop radio and chart markets.

• Chet AtkinsNarrower topic: The Nashville sound Atkins helped develop became a major form of country pop.

• Patsy ClineNarrower topic: Cline’s crossover success helped establish a model for country-pop performance.

• Miley CyrusRelated: Cyrus’s early music drew on country influences alongside mainstream pop.

• Olivia Newton-JohnNarrower topic: Its sound shaped her early recordings and brought her success before her move toward mainstream pop.

• Shania TwainNarrower topic: Her recordings became defining examples of country-pop’s 1990s crossover.

• Faith HillNarrower topic: Hill’s late-1990s hits became defining examples of country-pop crossover.

• Glen CampbellRelated: Campbell’s recordings brought country themes and musicianship to pop audiences.

• Lionel RichieRelated: Richie’s songs, including “Lady,” crossed into country through recordings by artists such as Kenny Rogers.

• Sabrina CarpenterCompared with: Her early recordings had country-pop influences that differ from the dance-pop sound of her later hits.

• Tammy WynetteRelated: Wynette’s polished recordings helped country songs reach listeners beyond traditional country audiences.