Linked from

The 14 pages that link to Nashville, each with the reason it gives.

• Nashville soundRelated: Local studios, labels, and musicians gave the style its name and production infrastructure.

• Country Music Hall of Fame and MuseumNarrower topic: The museum’s location ties its work to the city where country music’s industry developed.

• Grand Ole OpryNarrower topic: The Opry’s growth helped make Nashville internationally identified with country music.

• Country Music Hall of FameNarrower topic: The Hall’s location connects its work to the city’s country music institutions.

• Country popRelated: Its studios and industry institutions shaped country pop's early sound.

• TennesseeBroader topic: Its studios, venues, and institutions make the state’s music identity especially visible.

• Country Music Association AwardsRelated: The awards are closely tied to Nashville’s country music institutions and venues.

• Patsy ClineNarrower topic: Cline recorded much of her best-known work in Nashville studios.

• Shania TwainNarrower topic: Twain’s early career developed within the country recording world centered there.

• Amy GrantRelated: Grant began her recording career in Nashville’s Christian music scene.

• Faith HillRelated: Hill moved to Nashville in 1986 to pursue country music.

• Carrie UnderwoodNarrower topic: Underwood’s recording career is closely connected to Nashville’s country music community.

• Cumberland RiverRelated: The city grew as a river port and became a central urban landmark along the river.

• Tammy WynetteNarrower topic: Wynette’s recording career took shape within Nashville’s music and publishing networks.