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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...
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...
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...
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...
Last month one of our heroes — guitarist Tommy Emmanuel — released a special rendition of this song in honor of another of our heroes — Doc...
The Flood started playing around with hokum music — those good old jug band tunes from the 1920s — about a half century ago, but it took ano...
Most love songs are about young love, and that’s special, but it’s nothing compared to love that has aged like fine wine. Here’s a song to a...
This old John Stewart composition came to us in the very first hours of The Flood’s origin story. And now, a half century later, darned if i...
We do a version of this song that most people don’t sing. We got our inspiration from an old Folkways album that Rolf Cahn and Eric von Schm...
Here’s a song that we likely wouldn’t even know about were it not for the diligence and the curiosity of a researcher who was far from an or...
It’s hard to believe, but it’s been 10 years now since Randy Hamilton brought us this tune. It resonated with us then and even more so today...
We sure wish we had started doing this song back when our buddy Dave Peyton was still alive. Oh, how Dave would have loved the goofy, gritty...
Our Randy Hamilton was just born to sing songs like this. He and Danny Cox brought us “Spooky,” this old Classics IV tune, last summer and w...
The fun of playing some songs is that we just never know what we’re going to hear. This George Gershwin piece is like that, ever since Danny...
Some songs just seem to go to the heart of what connects us all.
Sometimes the chemistry’s right — the stars align — however you want to say it… and the best song of the night is one you didn’t even plan t...
Charlie’s Grandma Bowen had a thing about mockingbirds. When he was just a little boy he remembers her winking at him and saying, “Now, Eddi...
Our guitarist Danny Cox paints pictures with his sound. He has a positively uncanny capacity for discovering ways to bring out the colors an...
This song has rattled around in the Floodisphere for decade but only recently did we decide to give it a try. Whaddaya think?
Wrapping up recent Christmas party, The Flood UN-wrapped its new anthem to winter, this mashup of “Moscow Nights” with “Greensleeves.” It’s...
Christmas is usually a pretty raucous time in our band room, with old friends coming back around and new friends ... well, new folks just st...
One of the first tunes that my cousin Kathy Castner and I did when we started singing together more than 30 years ago is this lovable love s...
Whether it comes at the beginning of an evening of music or at the end, this old 1929 hokum classic is always good for a few laughs.
Whether it comes at the beginning of an evening of music or at the end, this old 1929 hokum classic is always good for a few laughs.
While it’s not specifically about the holidays, a song that says “all our lives were entwined to begin with” seems especially relevant right...
Here’s another tune that Danny Cox has brought to us from his decades of lovingly listening to the landmark recordings of Chet Atkins and Je...