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Reginald D Hunter

Ben Whalley

Mark Cooper

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Clarence George Carter

Sharon Jones

Reginald D Hunter's Songs of the South: Episode 2: Alabama and Georgia

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Alabama and Georgia

BBC Two - Reginald D Hunter's Songs of the South, Alabama and Georgia

Reginald D Hunter explores the sounds of Alabama and Georgia.

Reginald D Hunter continues his road trip, discovering the soul riches of Muscle Shoals in Alabama before returning to his home state of Georgia.

In the second of a three-part road trip, Georgia-born but London-based Reginald D Hunter heads home to explore the interplay between gospel, soul and hip-hop. Passing through Alabama, Reg witnesses a Lynyrd Skynyrd gig and discovers the soul riches of the town of Muscle Shoals. 

Arriving in Georgia, Reg visits the Athens of the B52s and REM, as well as Martin Luther King's and Ludacris's Atlanta. 

Featuring Arrested Development, St Paul and the Broken Bones, Clarence Carter and Sharon Jones.

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Reginald D Hunter travels through the American South to explore its rich musical heritage.

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