Rock historian David Dalton published the well received No One Gets Out of Here Alive (a book the band itself referred to as "No One Here Tells Anything But Lies"). Among the first was Jerry Hopkins and Danny Sugerman's
In an Instagram story post, Musgraves described My Kind of Country as being based on “a conversation we had years ago about wanting to search the globe to find country stars of all races, genders, sexual orientations, and points of view.Since the death of Jim Morrison in July, 1971, and the dissolution of The Doors soon thereafter, there have been many, many books dealing with the band and its "debauched, drunken sot" (as noted groupie Miss Pamela once referred to him) of a lead singer.
Partnering with Apple Music, the series executive produced by Musgraves and Witherspoon will offer its winner direct editorial support from the streaming giant. “I have a passion for sharing and discovering new voices.” “The beauty of country music is that it can sound like so many different things and have so many different influences,” Guyton wrote on Instagram. Allen, Guyton, and Peck will be tasked with whipping up a roster of rising country artists from around the world to whisk away to Nashville for a musical showcase. Premiering on March 24, the series recruits Jimmie Allen, Mickey Guyton, and Orville Peck as talent scouts on the hunt for country music’s next big star.įlipping the traditional music competition format on its head, My Kind of Country is a play on the Voice‘s judge-based approach without the auditions or turning chairs. Up-and-coming country musicians will have a chance to show off their talents to some of the genre’s biggest stars in Kacey Musgraves and Reese Witherspoon’s upcoming Apple TV+ music competition series My Kind of Country.
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