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Bobby Bare

American singer and songwriter
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  • Waylon Jennings, 1979
    outlaw music
    / Roots of the movement

    …Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, and Bobby Bare. Although they were less directly associated with the movement, their tendency to buck against the mainstream was symptomatic of changing tastes. Notably, Cash defied the advice of Columbia music executives and incorporated political themes into his work, first releasing an album of songs…

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    …Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, and Bobby Bare. Although they were less directly associated with the movement, their tendency to buck against the mainstream was symptomatic of changing tastes. Notably, Cash defied the advice of Columbia music executives and incorporated political themes into his work, first releasing an album of songs…

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