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Clint Black and Pam Tillis
From left: Clint Black, who left RCA in 2003 to cofound Equity Music Group, and Pam Tillis, who recorded her new album on her own start-up label. (Tami Chappell/RETUERS (right)) Tami Chappell/RETUERS (right)

Welcome to Indie Country

Major labels no longer rule country music. There's room now for independents, and it's changing the way things sound.

By Sarah Rodman
Globe Staff / April 15, 2007

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Pam Tillis knew she was entering uncharted waters when she was recording her new album, "Rhinestoned," out Tuesday. (Full article: 1290 words)

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