They called Buck Harp the Klan Killer
After the tragedy that befalls his family, Buck Harp does more than seek revenge. He becomes a spirit of vengeance that will haunt the men in the white hoods for generations.
Join me for the incredible story of a Southern legend.
Normally I don't do trigger warnings, but this story takes place in an ugly part of history. It isn't just the violence itself that is offensive, it's the hate behind it. It may be a tough listen for some folks, but I think it's a story that needs to be told warts and all.
Jeff Davidson edited and helped produce the episode
Songs used:
Arwhoolie Cornfield Holler
Run Old Jermiah
Long Hot Summer Day
New Buryin Ground
and Have Mercy Lord
all these songs, and lot more, come from The Sounds of Slavery, credited to T David Franklin
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