100 Greatest Women: 10th Anniversary Edition – Page 8

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100 Greatest Women, #71: Kacey Musgraves

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A critical darling who also became a commercial hit without kowtowing to convention.

100 Greatest Women, #72: Hillary Scott

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Hillary Scott has been one of the most successful female artists in recent years.

100 Greatest Women, #73: k.d. lang

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One of the most unconventional female country stars in history, right down to the all-lowercase name.

100 Greatest Women, #74: Sammi Smith

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More than any female artist of her time. Sammi Smith was the living embodiment of the Outlaw Movement.

100 Greatest Women, #75: Shelby Lynne

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Shelby Lynne’s eclectic musical path has earned her critical acclaim throughout her career.

100 Greatest Women, #76: Paulette Carlson (Highway 101)

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Few vocalists better illustrate the transition from the new traditionalist revival of the mid-eighties to the country boom in the early nineties than Paulette Carlson.

100 Greatest Women, #77: Norma Jean

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Popular sixties singer Norma Jean is the first of two women on this list who are alumni of the Porter Wagoner Show.

100 Greatest Women, #78: Holly Dunn

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A solid run of hits made Holly Dunn one of the most popular female artists of the late eighties.

100 Greatest Women, #79: Lacy J. Dalton

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A full-throated voice for the working class.

100 Greatest Women, #80: Sharon and Cheryl White (The Whites)

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The Whites have been staples on the bluegrass scene for four decades.

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