The 1937 Flood Watch
Charles BowenNewsletter for The 1937 Flood, West Virginia's most eclectic string band.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Original Hokum on Demand
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 another 20 years for us to feel confident enough to try to write one of those kind of songs ourselves.
Floodsters in a Classroom at WV Tech
After a 90-minute drive from Huntington to Montgomery, Doug Chaffin and Charlie Bowen met Joe Dobbs at West Virginia Institute of Technology to musically teach a class one afternoon in Spring 2004.
First Visual Offering of Spring '26
Here’s a little festive Floodery to help you celebrate this first bright, sunny Saturday of Spring 2026. Pamela Bowen recorded these four minutes at this week’s rehearsal at the Bowen House with the band enjoying its newest favorite Tom Wai...
"The Answer Is You"
Most love songs are about young love, and of course that is special, but really it’s nothing compared to love that has aged like fine wine. Here’s a song to all those champion life-long lovers out there.
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Born in West Virginia and reared in Kentucky before returning to his homeland in 1971 with his wife Pamela, Charlie is a journalist and freelance writer who ounded The 1937 Flood in the early 1970s with David Peyton.
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