Southern Rock's Defining Moments: The Sweet 16
Well, we are down to the final sixteen entries in the 100 Defining Moments in the History of Southern Rock. Please be sure to add a comment and let me know if you agree or not, and how many of you guessed the number one moment correctly. Check out the final list here.
Keep it Real. Keep it Southern.
Buffalo
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Comments
rebyll says...
I agree with countryrocker..... I knew the Last Flight of the Freebird would be #1. Keep on keepin' on Buff.... As I type 8:11pm Sirus Outlaw Country is playing The Boxmasters,"Sawmill"
OhioGuy says...
Wow , a great list. The mythology of the Skynyrd plane crash continues to grow to this day. The idea of a southern band who made their living "singing songs about the southland" and had just released an album with a song with the line "the smell of death that surrounds you" and then crashes through a swamp in Mississippi...It was almost too unbelievable to be true. But it was true and October 20th, 1977 the world lost (imo) the greatest band to come out of the south.
copperhead says...
Thanks for a grand tour down memorey lane. great great moments in Southern Rock History.
sarasmile says...
Awesome.
countryrocker1967 says...
What a fantastic list Michael. All 100 I agree with and yes, I knew the final flight of the Freebird would have to be number one. Keep up the great writing. We love it.