way back in time,, my older brother and his wife showed for Christmas,, before he walked in,, he handed me an 8 track,, "open this and play it" he told me,, he had bought it just because of the name,, Words on Earnest, LOL,,, loved it every since,, I'm 67 now btw
Thank you for the post. The first time I saw the goose creek live, 1971. I’ve been watching them ever since, cents? One of the best string bands of all time!☮️😊🎶
One of the great unsung jam bands of all time. Since we first had them for the Gainesville (Fla.) Music Festival in May, 1971, their unique music has been part of my life.
I haven't heard this song since at least 1976 and I remember every word! My husband loved Goose Creek Symphony and we played this album regularly...and I just found it again in my mothers' garage. Thank goodness for now my husband is gone but this lives on. Love this more now.
My Grandpa has lived his life by the lyrics to this song. But sadly, he had his life cut short from a fatal car accident. This June 8th would make it 4 years since the good Lord called him home. Every time I listen to this song, I can hear his voice telling me that everything's going to be okay. Fly high Papa, I miss you every day. 😪
Sure brings back so many dam great memories!! One of the greatest concerts I've ever seen was when goose creek played at wise co. fairgrounds. It was an absolute blast of a great time!! I'll never forget at just how great it was, no matter how much I was buzzing it just got better!!
I saw Goose live in Charlotte N.C. outdoors around the time this album was released. "Words of Earnest" that is. Still have this great album. Good to see this video.
OMG ! You guys are STILL AWESOME... 👍👍👍. Perhaps even better..than I remember back in the 70s. Thank you so much for the music.. Thank you so much for the joy .. 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🇨🇦👍👍
First saw and heard the Goose Creek Symphony at the 2nd Atlanta Pop festival on the 4th of July in 1970 with flying Fred on fiddle and Charles Gearhart on vocals and guitar. Second time at Wofford College in Spartanburg S.C. and Again, opening Again for the Marshall Tucker band at the Ruins night club in1972.
Went to a 3 day run with Goose Creek in Chattanooga around 1994 - they recorded a LIVE album - don't remember the name of the venue. Sounded great then - still sounds great today.
@@steverussell4934 Steve - this is George/owner of the MSPH. not sure why i pretended to not know the venue. was hoping someone who was there would respond - and you did. lolololol What a great run we had back then. had some truly incredible nights.
These guys ignited my love for bluegrass, esp. the fiddle! Spent many fun nights watching and dancing at J.D.'s nightclub in Tempe, AZ. Waylon Jennings, Alice Cooper and many others played there as well.
@@georgecraig7019 My late wife worked at J.D.'s back in the day, that place and Mr.Lucky's on the other side of the valley were the hotspots to go to. Paul "the Pearl" Spradlin played there for The Cory Wells blues band. Cory ended up starting a band called Three Dog Night.
@@JuniorFarquar I wasn't there but they opened for the Allman Brothers at the Atlanta Pop Festival. A small crowd, 150,000. Got an encore and a standing ovation. When they weren't headlining they opened for everybody in the S.E. They have a cult following to this day.
It was around that time I saw them. We had rented a small bus w/a driver, not that we were well off but well you know...kids don't do drugs...anyway we had tickets for some band called ZZ Top. Before the first tune was finished some champion of modern science started a paper fire in the aisle and instantaneously the power died. Fire Marshall shut it down.....I think GC was at a venue that generally featured professional wrestling in Dallas and we didn't have a clue.
Charlie: I've been a fan since your stage show included bobbies on unicycles. Been fishin the Pacific Northwest longer than that. Always wished I could return the good kharma you guys instill to those that listen. Heres the best I can do...Get a copy of Polly Rosboroughs book on TYING FUZZY NYMPHS if you cant find one I'll send one. If I knew some of your favorite water Id narrow it down to a few patterns. 10% 0F THE FISHERMAN CATCH 100% OF THE FISH
lookin for an old friend, his name is Johnny rae P . if any of yal know him or come across him please tell him to holler at chucky . thank ya and God bless
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Awsome my name is EARNEST listen to these guys 50 years ago
way back in time,, my older brother and his wife showed for Christmas,, before he walked in,, he handed me an 8 track,, "open this and play it" he told me,, he had bought it just because of the name,, Words on Earnest, LOL,,, loved it every since,, I'm 67 now btw
Thank you for the post. The first time I saw the goose creek live, 1971.
I’ve been watching them ever since, cents?
One of the best string bands of all time!☮️😊🎶
If the goose creek don’t make you tap your feet, Your ears are broken!☮️
One of the great unsung jam bands of all time. Since we first had them for the Gainesville (Fla.) Music Festival in May, 1971, their unique music has been part of my life.
Growing up in the Southeast in the 1970's Goose Creek was our "Grateful Dead";A jam band before the term had ever been coined....
I saw the Goose
Creek in Kansas City in 1971 and have been a fan for years.❤😂😮
☮️ such an amazing band.
Thank you so very much for sharing.❤
I haven't heard this song since at least 1976 and I remember every word! My husband loved Goose Creek Symphony and we played this album regularly...and I just found it again in my mothers' garage. Thank goodness for now my husband is gone but this lives on. Love this more now.
After 40 years I still remember every word also
Good things never pass!❤☮️😘👀😊🎶☺️💕
just one of my all time favorite band
Such an underrated band. I love that they incorporated God in there music
My Grandpa has lived his life by the lyrics to this song. But sadly, he had his life cut short from a fatal car accident. This June 8th would make it 4 years since the good Lord called him home. Every time I listen to this song, I can hear his voice telling me that everything's going to be okay. Fly high Papa, I miss you every day. 😪
May he rest in peace 🕊️🙏🏻🇺🇸
@@justinrad5073 thank you
As a teenager.. Knew every word.. Driving in my chevelle.. Loved me some Goose Creek! 59 yrs old now..Still love it! Keep on plowing guys!
Sure brings back so many dam great memories!! One of the greatest concerts I've ever seen was when goose creek played at wise co. fairgrounds. It was an absolute blast of a great time!! I'll never forget at just how great it was, no matter how much I was buzzing it just got better!!
'nobody ever gets in my way - cause nobody's on my mind'... oh my what a good line... !!
I can remember these guys from way back in the late 60's. Love em just as much today! Great bunch of people and great band! Always make me happy!
goose neck charlie we gooses love u guyssssss
R.I.P. Charlie "Papa Goose" Gearheart
Here because of Tyler Childer’s ball cap, thank you young man!
I saw Goose live in Charlotte N.C. outdoors around the time this album was released. "Words of Earnest" that is. Still have this great album. Good to see this video.
I still like this song in 2019😊🍻🍺🍺
OMG ! You guys are STILL AWESOME... 👍👍👍.
Perhaps even better..than I remember back in the 70s.
Thank you so much for the music..
Thank you so much for the joy .. 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🇨🇦👍👍
I've listened to these guys since "76. Reminds me of me!
Have loved these guys since the 70's!
It is an impossibility to sit and listen to them and remain unmoved. I am typing in rhythm right now. I have to move with the spirit they have.
First saw and heard the Goose Creek Symphony at the 2nd Atlanta Pop festival on the 4th of July in 1970 with flying Fred on fiddle and Charles Gearhart on vocals and guitar. Second time at Wofford College in Spartanburg S.C. and Again, opening Again for the Marshall Tucker band at the Ruins night club in1972.
What a show at the Ruins!
The best. Bluegrass ever
Excellent live version of an old, old favorite. :)
❤ love this band
Love yahs' music ❤
Old Tyme Fiddlers Convention-Grandfather Mtn NC,1973😎
Went to a 3 day run with Goose Creek in Chattanooga around 1994 - they recorded a LIVE album - don't remember the name of the venue. Sounded great then - still sounds great today.
Market street performance hall
I was there 2
@@steverussell4934 Steve - this is George/owner of the MSPH. not sure why i pretended to not know the venue. was hoping someone who was there would respond - and you did. lolololol What a great run we had back then. had some truly incredible nights.
Love me some Goose
Wish I was up on goose creek right now
These guys ignited my love for bluegrass, esp. the fiddle! Spent many fun nights watching and dancing at J.D.'s nightclub in Tempe, AZ. Waylon Jennings, Alice Cooper and many others played there as well.
rnbesquire the best stuff for sur E .
@@georgecraig7019 My late wife worked at J.D.'s back in the day, that place and Mr.Lucky's on the other side of the valley were the hotspots to go to. Paul "the Pearl" Spradlin played there for The Cory Wells blues band. Cory ended up starting a band called Three Dog Night.
Awesome band in a nutshell !!
My favorite song of all time
I grew up with these guys in Phoenix Arizona in the early 70’s. Amazing they are still a playin
Grew up with this love it guided me through life finally made if t to my place of peace
cant beat the words or the feelings great tunes /god bless to houter becket back in 1974
Never get tired of this song especially live
... talked to the prophets, talked to the fools .... love you guys!
I saw them live on U. Of FL Gainesville FL campus lawn concerts in 1971. Nice mix of folk, gospel, and country rock & bluegrass!
I can remember good times with my family and friends enjoying these tunes, ah the memories
Too COOL !!! LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS!!!!! ♥️👍🏻♥️🎶🎶🎶🎶” Nobody knows when I’m lonely, Sad . .... That I Love everyone !!& cool !
I Love Goose creek.
love this
Jon Perry, kicking ass!
Lord, how I miss them! I was at this show. Hope they are all doing well.
timeless music
I love this band l have all their records
great song.deep in the hills of ole kentucky....
Saw you guys at 2nd Atlanta. Loved you then. Love you now.
John Kelly good stff
Good stuff
Awesome music 🎶 🎵 👌
Was fortunate to be there that night.
Fly high Willard!
1975 humble pie and goose creek in.virgina
Let’s just say I haven’t heard this tune in a long time!
Great thanks to Earnest Bradley, had to have been a great man to have inspired this song.
I love Charlie he is a cool guy it is sad he is gone
We met you today....it was a pleasure...see you soon sir.
Saw em a bunch of times. The best.
Got Charlie and Pearl's autographs
We used to live outside Whitesburg, KY and they were there a lot at WMMT
They opened fot the Allman brothers at ETSU ( yuk) amphitheatre in 70 or 71.
@@JuniorFarquar I wasn't there but they opened for the Allman Brothers at the Atlanta Pop Festival.
A small crowd, 150,000.
Got an encore and a standing ovation. When they weren't headlining they opened for everybody in the S.E. They have a cult following to this day.
GET TOGETHER FOR ANOTHER GOOSE ON THE LAKE
Great band
I sing this song as I'm walking on the beach.
Best band around
... Wild Willard !!! :)
Yeah they even did their cover version of Mercedes Benz!
Country version of Grateful Dead , for damned sure!¡!!!!!!!
LOVE LOVE LOVE this band! Grew up on this Carolina Music!
Emily Poole )o
Carolina? Huh? try Eastern Kentucky 41622. Right Fork of Beaver Creek - Goosecreek Tributary. Charlie was born and raised here.
Damit man he sounds like George Jones oh he'll yea play George forr me one time yall awesome
It was around that time I saw them. We had rented a small bus w/a driver, not that we were well off but well you know...kids don't do drugs...anyway we had tickets for some band called ZZ Top. Before the first tune was finished some champion of modern science started a paper fire in the aisle and instantaneously the power died. Fire Marshall shut it down.....I think GC was at a venue that generally featured professional wrestling in Dallas and we didn't have a clue.
These guys are so fucking cool lol
You have gotten better with age!
Charlie:
I've been a fan since your stage show included bobbies on unicycles. Been fishin the Pacific Northwest longer than that. Always wished I could return the good kharma you guys instill to those that listen. Heres the best I can do...Get a copy of Polly Rosboroughs book on TYING FUZZY NYMPHS if you cant find one I'll send one. If I knew some of your favorite water Id narrow it down to a few patterns. 10% 0F THE FISHERMAN CATCH 100% OF THE FISH
lookin for an old friend, his name is Johnny rae P . if any of yal know him or come across him please tell him to holler at chucky . thank ya and God bless
william terry I know a jon rae. Is that the name you're looking for?
Wyd
👍🌈💜💥😇
A