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“Future generations will consider it one of the most important recordings of all time.” Rising Southern rock star Marcus King picks the soundtrack of his life

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“Future generations will consider it one of the most important recordings of all time.” Rising Southern rock star Marcus King picks the soundtrack of his life

Singer/guitarist Marcus King picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and names the song that brought him to tears – even though he didn’t understand the words

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