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Addressing those rumor that the guys
of The Flood don't actually show up on film ...

Check it out... film clips of the boys in the action, as well as folks talking about the Flood. Click a link or a logo below to view!

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LI VE FROM
PRICKETT'S FORT!
Aug. 3, 2007

Br'er Peyton used a stationary camera on a tripod to film the ol' boyz in action (or what passes for "action") in concert at Prickett's Fort in Fairmont, WV, and has placed several tunes on Google video. Click a link below:

Can't Get That Stuff No More

Sittin' on Top of the World/Clarinet Polka

Moonshine in Those W.Va. Hills

Summertime

Other Video

	WSAZ-TV checked into the Ohio River Festival of Books opening night reception at Huntington's Big Sandy Superstore Arena where the Flood was playing for the opening night reception, March 7, 2008
	WCHS-TV caught up with The Flood and The Chick Singer, Michelle Walker, at the first Charleston FestivALL celebration of the arts on June 25, 2005.
	The Flood packed in at the Renaissance Arts Center (the old Huntington High School) one cold January Friday night in 2002 for a party to celebrate the release of the guys' first CD.
	sOn June 7, 2003, the Flood was invited to help Huntington's famed Jim's restaurant celebrate its 65th year in business. Good times! ssssssssssssss
	While helping out with the annual "Third House" show for the state legislature in 2002, the Flood got Gov. Bob Wise on stage to help out with some fancy footwork!
	The Flood was on hand to help the Cabell County Public Library celebrate its 100th birthday on March 13, 2002.
	Joe Dobbs was the subject of a four-minute feature on Outlook, the news program of West Virginia Public Broadcasting, on Sept. 26, 2002. Included in the footage, The 1937 Flood jamming at the late, great St. Zita's restaurant in downtown Huntington.
	In early 2004, the West Virginia Lottery Commission asked Joe Dobbs to join a troupe of performers to play on this lively commercial filmed at the Stonewall Jackson Lodge. It received a lot of airplay throughout the winter and spring.
	Dave Lavender, writer/columnist with The Herald-Dispatch, had some especially kind words for the band as he announced the Arpil 14, 2003, CD release party.s
	Long-time Floodster John Marra, Cabell County extension agent, surprised WSAZ-TV's Rob Johnson with a "kazoo challenge" that ran over two weeks in the spring of 2003.