"I Wonder Where My Easy Rider's Gone"
Here’s a tune that will be on the set list tomorrow night when The Flood opens the festivities at this year’s Diamond Teeth Mary blues festi...
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20 of 41 episodes"Darktown Strutters' Ball"
We had our old buddy Jim Rumbaugh in the band room recently. Jim will be sitting in with us when The Flood plays at the latest Diamond Teeth...
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"Gee, Baby, Ain't I Good to You?"
As we start thinking about what The Flood should play for its set at this year’s Diamond Teeth Mary blues festival here in Huntington, one s...
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"Dusty Boxcar Wall"
Surely, no innovation in modern human history has gotten so deeply into our psyche, into our hearts and minds. Railroad imagery fills our ar...
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"Murder of Mountains"
The late Dave Peyton inspired Charlie Bowen to write this song. Railing against the relentless ravaging of our state, he’d say, “Sometimes I...
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"Don't Think Twice, It's All Right"
An old friend, Jim Strother, once said, “Remember back when you’d see a fella ramblin’ along carrying a guitar case, and he’d have his coat...
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"Yellow Dog Blues"
There’s nothing like a good old train song to capture the crossroads in a man or a woman’s life. Here’s one of the best in our repertoire.
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"This Land Is Your Land"
We’re celebrating America’s 250th birthday with Woody Guthrie’s best-loved tune, a song that many of us think ought to be the national anthe...
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"Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues
When the room needs a respite from the band’s frequent fare of loud and raucous tunes, Randy Hamilton and Danny Cox always have just what th...
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"Brown's Ferry Blues"
Dave Peyton, Roger Samples and Charlie Bowen used to play this tune back in the ‘70s, but it’s only recently come back into the Floodipshere...
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"I Am a Pilgrim"
Our Flood brother Danny Cox and his sweet wife Tami are on vacation this week, but before they hit to the road, we had to give Dan a good Fl...
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"Opus One"
We’ve said it before. We’ll say it again. Much of the music made at our weekly rehearsals is conversations that aren’t burdened with so many...
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"Tear It Down"
A lot of the hokum tunes that The Flood has always loved were born far to the south of us, in place like Memphis and New Orleans. So it’s al...
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"Just a Closer Walk with Thee"
Since it’s Memorial Day weekend, we wanted to offer something appropriate in this week’s podcast. Of course, in the Floodisphere, our spirit...
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"Jamaica Say You Will"
The Flood band room is usually a rather raucous place —rocking tunes, loud talk, lots of laughter — but often that mood can turn on a dime t...
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"(Sittin' Back) Lovin' You"
This great late-‘60s Lovin’ Spoonful tune is the perfect opportunity to answer listeners’ requests for another little sample from Danny Cox’...
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Deep Ellum Blues
We knew the band room was going to rock as soon as we saw our Danny Cox was bringing along his life-long buddy, guitarist Bobby Murnahan, wh...
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"One Red Rose"
A half dozen years after his death at beginning of the horrid Covid pandemic, songwriter John Prine is still very much on our minds. Here’s...
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"Come All Ye Fair and Tender Maidens"
Our rendering of this ancient bittersweet song of love and loss dates back more than 45 years now, but each times we play it, it seems as ne...
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"Ready for the Times to Get Better"
Last month one of our heroes — guitarist Tommy Emmanuel — released a special rendition of this song in honor of another of our heroes — Doc...
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