After
all these years, Doug Chaffin continues to amaze us. Whether playing
fiddle or guitar, mandolin or upright bass, Doug has had a
distinctive voice in the band for 20 years now. And with great
regularity, he continues bring new tunes to us. For instance, at last
night's rehearsal, Doug introduced us to his rendition of a great old
fiddle tune that was made famous back in the '50s by Bill Monroe and
Bobby Hicks. Here's Doug's take on a lively little number called
“Cheyenne.”
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Freebies from The 1937 Flood, West Virginia's Most Eclectic String Band! The Flood, the Original Old Boy Band, has been around since the 1970s playing their own brand of mountain music, from blues and jugband to swing and traditional folk. These podcasts feature Flood Freebies, recordings captured on the fly, as it were, at the Flood's weekly jam sessions
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- Dozens of musicians been members of The 1937 Flood over the years since it stumbled into existence in the mid 1970s. However, everyone says the current configuration is the best ever. Current members are Charlie Bowen, David Peyton, Joe Dobbs, Doug Chaffin, Sam St. Clair, Dave Ball and Jacob Scarr.
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