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“There were a lot of hardcore racists in the South, but we thought they were just silly.” Lynyrd Skynyrd, Neil Young, and the truth about rock’s most misreported beef

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“There were a lot of hardcore racists in the South, but we thought they were just silly.” Lynyrd Skynyrd, Neil Young, and the truth about rock’s most misreported beef

The story of three songs that started fifty years of fake news

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