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The 24 pages that link to Country rock, each with the reason it gives.

• Contact metamorphismRelated: Its composition determines which minerals can form in the aureole.

• Bluegrass musicRelated: Bluegrass musicians and techniques have influenced country-rock arrangements and instrumental playing.

• Keith RichardsRelated: Richards’s country-influenced playing offers a different strand of his musical identity from blues-based rock.

• Outlaw countryRelated: Its crossover sound overlapped with outlaw country’s expansion beyond Nashville’s established style.

• Sierra Nevada batholithRelated: Country rocks form the boundaries and metamorphic aureoles around batholith plutons.

• Western swingRelated: Western swing’s genre-mixing offers an earlier example of country music absorbing popular styles.

• Igneous intrusionRelated: Its layers and strength influence where magma can travel.

• Linda RonstadtRelated: The style provides a bridge between her country recordings and rock career.

• Neil YoungRelated: Albums such as Harvest brought country textures into Young’s rock songwriting.

• Steel guitarRelated: Steel guitar carried country timbres into recordings by rock musicians.

• BatholithRelated: Intruding magma displaces, heats, and sometimes assimilates the rocks around a batholith.

• HornfelsRelated: Its composition supplies the material that contact heating converts into hornfels.

• Ricky NelsonRelated: Nelson’s later recordings helped establish his move beyond teen-oriented pop.

• Volcanic plugRelated: It encloses the magma that hardens into a volcanic plug.

• Earl ScruggsRelated: Scruggs’s 1960s collaborations brought banjo into dialogue with rock musicians.