1968 was a year that reshaped American society and American music. “Sounds of ’68: Revolution in the Air” drew from the rich holdings of UNC Library’s North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives, Music Library, and Southern Folklife Collection to celebrate the recordings and the artists that defined these turbulent times. The exhibition captured a musical scene that reflected deep changes in culture and society—from psychedelic blues to country, and from soul to musical theater and classical composition.
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