Country pop is a subset of country music that developed to reach larger audiences and enabling artists to dabble in both the country and the pop genres. Many musicians from the 1990s and the 2000s dabble in both worlds by creating country pop songs. Patsy Cline was one of the first artist to find success utilizing this formula.
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Man! I Feel Like a Woman!
Shania Twain was at the forefront of the pop country explosion of the 1990s with more fun, straight ahead tunes like this one.
Breathe
Faith Hill leans a little more pop while her hubby Tim McGraw leans a little more country. Breathe is a country tinged slow ballad with pop tendencies.
How Do I Live
The LeAnn Rimes version of this song leaned more pop while Trisha Yearwood's spoke to the more traditional country audience.
Love Story
Country tinged but with a pop tempo this song was another crossover hit for Swift.
Breathe
Cry
This other Hill ballad is a striking ballad with pop leanings.
This Kiss
This peppy, fun loving song was an early crossover hit for HIll
There You'll Be
This Faith Hill song was commercial and mainstreamed for the film Pearl Harbor giving it crossover appeal.
Hello in My Head
The Dixie Chicks up-tempo and progressive lyrics have always made them a little bit country and a little bit pop, like on Hello in my head
Working Girl
Dolly Parton's iconic status and film career have made her part of the mainstream and allows her music to cross into the pop mainstream like on this Working Girl tune.