Title: The Country Husband (Playhouse 90)
Content:  The film was produced by Screen Gems beginning in June 1956. Eva Wolas was the producer and James Neilson the director. Paul Monash wrote the teleplay based on a short story ("The Country Husband") by John Cheever.
Title: Country Funk 1969–1975
Content: Production ; Zach Cowie – producer, images and archival material ; Matt Sullivan – producer, executive producer ; Patrick McCarthy – producer, project coordinator, images and archival material ; Josh Wright – executive producer ; Jessica Hundley – liner notes ; Jess Rotter – illustration ; Henry Owings – design ; Chunklet Graphic Control – design ; John Baldwin – remastering ; Dick Monda – images and archival material ; Eothen Alapatt – images and archival material ; Featherbeard – images and archival material Information adapted from liner notes.
Title: A Trip in the Country
Content: Producer: Jerry Kennedy ; Engineers: Tom Sparkman & Charlie Tallent ; Album Photos: Brian D. Hennssey ; Album Art Direction: Des Strobel ; Album Design: Wm. Falkenburg 
Title: Country Soul
Content: Producer - Don Pierce ; Music produced by Thomas R. Morgan ; Arrangements - Mark Roberts ; Cover design - Dan Quest Art Studio 
Title: Country Is My Rock
Content: Mike Brignardello – bass guitar ; Jim "Moose" Brown – keyboards ; Chad Cromwell – drums ; Eric Darken – percussion ; Chip Davis – background vocals ; Paul Franklin – pedal steel guitar ; Mike "Frog" Griffith – production coordinator ; Rob Hajacos – fiddle ; Wes Hightower – background vocals ; "Hillbilly" – producer ; Dennis Holt – drums ; Troy Lancaster – electric guitar ; Greg Lawrence – assistant producer ; Chris Leuzinger – acoustic guitar ; Mike Logan – mixer ; B. James Lowry – acoustic guitar ; Brent Mason – electric guitar ; Pat McGrath – acoustic guitar ; Greg Morrow – drums ; Gordon Mote – keyboards ; Russ Pahl – lap steel guitar ; Sang Park – assistant producer ; Leigh Reynolds – electric guitar, producer ; Michael Rhodes – bass guitar ; Michael Rojas – keyboards ; Marty Slayton – background vocals ; Jimmie Lee Sloas – bass guitar ; Trent Tomlinson – Dobro (track 1), lead vocals (all tracks), producer ; Biff Watson – acoustic guitar 
Title: Country Town
Content: Fenton Rosewarne (Producer) ; Terry McDermott – Max Pearson ; Gary Gray – David Emerson ; Lynette Curran – Rhoda Wilson ; Gerard Maguire – Philip Henderson ; Sue Parsons – Jean Fowler ; Carl Bleazby – Jim Emerson ; Maurie Fields – John Quinney ; Carmel Millhouse – Marge Bacon ; Brian Anderson – Stan Bacon ; Margaret Cruickshank – Doctor Liz ; Mark Albiston – Bob Wright ; Kirsty Child – Julie ; Frank Rich – Giorgio Lini ; Rosie Sturgess – Anna Maria Lini ; Kurt Ludescher – Grossark ; Sheila Florance – Old Mrs Bacon 
Title: Country Calendar
Content:  Country Calendar is one of the longest-running television series in New Zealand (by number of years on air), after Coronation Street. There have been at least 1000 episodes broadcast, although the show's producer suggests between 1200 and 1250 is more likely. Country Calendar is currently produced by Julian O’Brien, who first became involved in the show in 1985 before taking a break and then returning as producer in 2005. The show's associate producer is Dan Henry, who is also the narrator, taking over from former narrator Frank Torley after his retirement in October 2015. O’Brien and Henry also direct the show, along with directors Katherine Edmond, Kerryanne Evans, Michael Huddleston, Celia Jaspers, Richard Langston, Roz Mason, Howard Taylor, and 
Title: Country Boy (Bobby Vinton album)
Content: Bob Morgan – producer ; Billy Sherrill – producer 
Title: Country Town
Content:  The film was made in January 1971 during a break in production from filming the TV series. Although most of the regular cast were involved and the script was written by Barbara Vernon, who was one of the main writers on the show, the ABC was not formally involved in production. The movie was the idea of two regular cast members, Gary Gray and Terry McDermott who formed a production company, Avargo, with Fenton Rosewarne, an ABC film editor, and Rod Barnett, a chartered accountant. English director Peter Maxwell, who had extensive experience of working in Australia, was hired to direct. The film was shot on 16mm over four weeks on a $70,000 budget starting late January 1971. Yea in Victoria was the main location with drought scenes shot in Wentworth, New South Wales. After editing was completed the Australian Film Development Corporation provided $15,000 to help prepare 35 mm prints.
Title: Damn Country Music
Content: Byron Gallimore – producer, mixing (2-9, 11-14) ; Tim McGraw — producer ; Missi Gallimore – A&R ; Julian King — engineer ; Chris Lord-Alge – mixing (1, 10) ; Stephen Allbritten – additional engineer (1-4, 6-10, 12-14), mix assistant (2-9, 11-14) ; Adam Chagnon – additional engineer (1, 10) ; Erik Lutkins – additional engineer (1-4, 6-10, 12-14), mix assistant (2-9, 11-14) ; Ernesto Olvera – assistant engineer (1-4, 6-10, 12-14) ; Jake Burns – assistant engineer (5, 11) ; Nik Karpen – mix assistant (1, 10) ; Adam Ayan – mastering ; Becky Reiser – art production ; Liam Ward – art production ; Kelly Clague – creative director ; Sandi Spika Borchetta – creative director ; Nick Egan – art direction, design ; Danny Clinch – photography Studios ; Tracks 1-4, 6-10 & 12-14 recorded at Blackbird Studios (Nashville, TN). ; Tracks 5 & 11 recorded at Black River Soundstage (Nashville, TN). ; Tracks 1 & 10 mixed at Mix LA (Los Angeles, CA). ; Tracks 2-9 & 11-14 mixed at Essential Sound Studios (Franklin, TN). ; Mastered at Gateway Mastering (Portland, ME).  

Question: Who was the producer of Country?
Answer: Jessica Lange.
Jessica Phyllis Lange.