Country Swing is a lively subgenre of country music that emerged in the 1930s and 1940s. It blends elements of Western swing and traditional country music, featuring upbeat tempos, jazzy improvisation, and a prominent use of the fiddle and steel guitar. Here are four prominent artists in the Country Swing genre:

• Bob Wills - Bob Wills, known as the "King of Western Swing," played a pivotal role in popularizing Country Swing. His band, Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, incorporated jazz and blues influences into their music, creating a unique and energetic sound that defined the genre.
• Asleep at the Wheel - Asleep at the Wheel is a prominent Country Swing band formed in the 1970s. They revitalized the genre and brought it to a new generation of listeners. With their exceptional musicianship and high-energy performances, they have become one of the most successful Western swing bands of all time.
• Hot Club of Cowtown - The Hot Club of Cowtown is a modern-day Country Swing band that combines Western swing with elements of gypsy jazz. Their infectious rhythms, virtuosic instrumentals, and enchanting vocal harmonies make them a beloved group in the genre.
• Bigsby's Folly - Bigsby's Folly is a contemporary Country Swing band known for their dynamic performances and authentic sound. They honor the traditions of Western swing while infusing their music with modern influences, creating a fresh and exciting take on the genre.

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