DiscoverFor the Record: The 70sEp. 3 - Nostalgia, Race, and Rebels in 70s Southern Rock
Ep. 3 - Nostalgia, Race, and Rebels in 70s Southern Rock

Ep. 3 - Nostalgia, Race, and Rebels in 70s Southern Rock

Update: 2022-07-20
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Southern rock from bands such as the Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd was not just loved by Americans from the South. Southern rock had broad appeal. For many white southerners, though, this form of rock tapped into a desire for nostalgia, rebellion, and reclaiming the South as a distinct region. The 1970s was a time when regional distinctions in the United States were fading and as the South became more like the rest of America, the rest of America became more like the South. This episode discusses the question of how we should think about that music now, as well as the very thorny question of what the Confederate flag has to do with any of it. 

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Ep. 3 - Nostalgia, Race, and Rebels in 70s Southern Rock

Ep. 3 - Nostalgia, Race, and Rebels in 70s Southern Rock