The relationship between the African-American gospel tradition and country music is older than country music itself
Because America is a country founded on Christian values, and two out of every five Americans practice the Protestant faith, the relationship between gospel music and all American-borne musical genres is essential. However, when considering how specifically gospel’s rhythmic, percussive, and spiritually empowering Black tradition impacts country, a musical conversation transpires that highlights not just country music but also America’s evolution.
The relationship between the African-American gospel tradition and country music is older than country music itself. For America’s first 150 years, Black slaves and sharecroppers and poor, white Northern and Central European immigrants lived and worked in the same spaces from as far north as Appalachia, south as the Mississippi River’s mouth, and west as the Rocky Mountains.
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