Country Music Association

American association
Also known as: CMA

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music of the 1960’s

  • In Nashville 1960s overview

    The newly formed Country Music Association (CMA) recommended the criteria for the kind of music that could be played on country radio, inviting producers to make a choice between making country or pop records. With the notable exceptions of Roger Miller (on Mercury’s Smash subsidiary) and Glen Campbell…

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