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Step 1
Know your audience and its taste in dance music. If you have a group of older folks who consider the legendary country stars to be the only tried and true faces in the country music industry, then those folks will not be too impressed with the latest country hits. If you will have a largely uneven gender balance, slow dancing music might not work very well. If you are not sure about the audience's taste, consider including a number of selections to create a dance mix for some variety.
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Step 2
Select music that fits with your setting. Whether you are in a club, a barn or enjoying the great outdoors, your music should reflect the surroundings. From line dancing to country pop to slow dancing, there are many choices for each type of music.
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Step 3
Consider the amount of dance space you have before choosing your music. If you have a large space such as a dance floor available, you will be able to accommodate more lively music for livelier dancing.
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Step 4
Ask around for advice on selecting country music. If you are familiar with a particular sound or a few certain artists, having a second opinion from someone who knows a bit about country music will help you make the right decision.








