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Reginald D Hunter’s Songs of the South

  • 26-02-2015 12:33pm
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    Aenaes
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    Comedian Reginald D Hunter returns to his American homeland to discover the Songs of the South.

    Did anyone watch this? It was on BBC2, 9PM, 21st February. It's on the BBC iPlayer if you can access it.

    A three part series, in the first he toured Kentucky and Tennessee stopping at places such as Dollywood, Nashville and Knoxville. It was pretty interesting in parts, some nice music and a bit of filler as there inevitably is.

    Reginald's manner and humour made it pretty easy to watch even when the topic of blackface was broached.


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    katydid
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    Aenaes wrote: »
    Comedian Reginald D Hunter returns to his American homeland to discover the Songs of the South.

    Did anyone watch this? It was on BBC2, 9PM, 21st February. It's on the BBC iPlayer if you can access it.

    A three part series, in the first he toured Kentucky and Tennessee stopping at places such as Dollywood, Nashville and Knoxville. It was pretty interesting in parts, some nice music and a bit of filler as there inevitably is.

    Reginald's manner and humour made it pretty easy to watch even when the topic of blackface was broached.
    Yeah, but the music he found there isn't country music. It's good stuff... :-)


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