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    They were raised on Queen, the Eagles and, of course, Kiss. "I love Brad Paisley and Dierks Bentley and Carrie Underwood" says retro rocker Brian Setzer, who is known for blending rockabilly, jazz and blues. Full Article at Ventura County Star
    I love Brad Paisley and Dierks Bentley and Carrie Underwood
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CMA Awards to showcase music's hottest (again) genre
  1. You can hardly call it country. It's really rock 'n' roll.
    SOURCE: Ventura County Star 1 week ago
  2. By watching her on things like on the CMA (Country Music Association) Awards, those fans discover that they like other (country) artists, too, and maybe it decreases the built-in prejudices that people sometimes have against country music.
    SOURCE: Ventura County Star 1 week ago
  3. With the onset of digital music, there has become less defined lines between genres ... When you discover your music on the Internet like I do and like a lot of my friends do, a lot of times, genre doesn't come into play. It's more about the lyrics and the melody and if you can relate to them.
    Taylor Swift – Taylor Swift SOURCE: Ventura County Star 1 week ago
  4. From 'American Idol,' Carrie has brought an audience with her
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