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Filmed in 1969 during Counrty Music Week, the Nashville Sound centres around the Grand Old Opry's 44th birthday and features a host of great performances from country's golden era. From bluegrass father Bill Monroe to Dolly Parton to Johnny Cash, these performances feature over 40 country legends in their prime, as well as some intimate looks at the stars and historic footage of the early days of the music. Also featured are the trials of one musician trying to become country’s next big thing.

Tracks include: "Won't You Take Me Back Again" - Earl Scruggs, "Big Wind is A-Coming" - Porter Wagoner, "My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy" - Dolly Parton, "Body and Soul" - Bill Monroe, "The Girl Most Likely" - Jeannie C. Reilly, "Make a Man Feel Like a Man" - Loretta Lynn, "Wabash Cannonball" - Roy Acuff, "High Noon" - Tex Ritter, "Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms" - Lester Flatt, "Harper Valley PTA" - Jeannie C. Reilly, "All I Have to Offer You, is Me" - Charlie Pride, "Folsom Prison Blues" - Johnny Cash, "The Edge Of The World" - Skeeter Davis, "Ground Speed" - Earl Scruggs, "Don't Come Home A Drinkin" - Loretta Lynn & Peggy Sue Walls, "Kawlinga" - Hank Williams, "You Win Again" - Hank Williams, "Down In Nashville Tennessee" - Herbie Howell