The Legends of Southern Rock, a Guide
Greetings from Carolina.
We are happy to present our new index page for our Legends of Southern Rock series. From here, you can always surf over to your favorite Southern Rock band's Swampland home page, and from there read every interview related to that band that is stored in our archives. Pretty nifty, huh? We think so. I hope you enjoy the journey through the deep history of these bands, the true pioneers of the Southern Rock era. Please log on and comment. We'd love to hear what you think.
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Buffalo
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Comments
copperhead says...
Wow I see all these bands and its sad they are mostly gone. I relize I've lived through a special time. There are still good bands out there on the lost hiways but you can't find the music. I thought Travis Tritt would carry the torch for a while but he lost his edge. I love Lee Roy Parnell but he hasn't put out anything for a while. Our heros are gone, The bands that are left are shadows of a time long past. Its better to burn out than fade away.
tupelohoney says...
Wow Buffalo. This is the ultimate southern rock data base. Good job. I have never seen a book or a site with this much info on the subject. Bravo.