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    Posted: December 26 2005 at 10:48
who is countery prog i was thinking of john denver but im not shuer is he and who whould be???
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Hawkwind look like farmers to me!



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PRIMUS has somekind of bluegrass going on... apart from them, I think I never heard such thing as progressive rock with a touch of "country" music.
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Points: 56 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 26 2005 at 11:10
maybe the dixie dregs
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Bela Fleck and the Flecktones -- Progressive Bluegrass

Eugene Chadbourne -- Experimental Country
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Points: 12812 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 26 2005 at 11:24
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird, has its proggie moments - as does Outlaws (High Tide & Green Grass - a Freebird inspired number if ever there was one), Molly Hatchett, Marshall Tucker Band, Allmans, and even the Canadian faux country of Neil Young.  Happy Christmas.
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Points: 274 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 26 2005 at 11:37

I can think of a few good country prog tunes. Jean-Luc Ponty did a great tune called New Country and don't forget Lonesome Cowboy Bert, and Truck Driver Divorce by Zappa. There's also Lightnin" Roy by Mike Keneally.
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Points: 1930 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 26 2005 at 14:34

Free Bird isn't country at all, may be "proggy" but hardly.  Great song but a little overplayed on classic rock stations. 
There's quite a diffence in southern rock and country.

 
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This is a tough one, because country is such a well-defined genre in general (i.e., must originate from Nashville and someone in the band must be somehow related to a Carter, Cash, or Guthrie).  Maybe the people who play music that kind of sounds like country, but has its roots elsewhere.  For example,

Jason & the Scorchers
Cowboy Mouth
Cowboy Junkies
Beat Rodeo
Autumn Leaves
BoDeans
Golden Palaminos (that one might be a stretch)
Liberty Horses
Lone Justice
Fetchin Bones

Or bands that maybe were country-influenced, but don't really sound like it:

Men They Couldn't Hang
Clem Snide
Chickasaw Mudd Puppies

and of course, Johnny Cash.



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They listen to country music in Benin??  Never woulda thought 
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Am I really the only person on this site to have heard Poco's Crazy Eyes ... the 9 1/2 minute symphonic prog meets country masterpiece ... I really must convert it into an mp3 and let people listen to it ... it's an awesome song ...

Not to be confused, btw with the band's rambling 18 minute jam El Tonto De Nadie Regressa ... which is more Grateful Dead than prog ...
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Steve Howe Album

....no seriously!
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Big and Rich

Cowboy Roy

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