Radio and Television Appearances
Goose Creek's mixed genre versatility is demonstrated in their 2003 appearance as sole guest on show 259 of the WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour. The WoodSongs Archive has both the radio program and a 111 minute video of the show which includes 20 minutes of performance not included in the hour long radio show.
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