More of The Defining Moments in Southern Rock History
Here we go again, folks. It's the second installment in our 100 Defining Moments in Southern Rock History. From The Allman Brothers' first cover story in Rolling Stone, to the deaths of Tommy Caldwell, Hughie Thomasson and Allen Collins, to great Southern Rock moments on stage, screen and TV, it's all here. Well, at least twenty more entries.
As always, let us know what you think.
Keep it Real. Keep it Southern.
Buffalo
MOMENT #71
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Comments
zoie69 says...
Please keep these coming. I have learned a vast amount of trivia from your lists. Good job.
tuckerhead says...
Another great list, Buffalo. Suitable for print as a book! You should write a history of southern rock.
michaelbuffalo says...
Sure wish I could have been there, Copper. I LOVE the CD, and never had the opportunity to see Duane play live. One of my biggest regrets. Lots more "Defining Moments" to come. Glad you liked it!
copperhead says...
Great. Just Great. Glad you put Atlanta Pop on there. I was present at that show. We all new something very special and different was going on. The brothers took the show,