Episode 31: Keith Goodwin of Good Old War

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Episode 31: Keith Goodwin of Good Old War

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Oct 5, 2020

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Keith and Tommy sit down with Keith Goodwin of Good Old War. We discuss Keith's early days in the Bucks County scene, his first band Days Away, the recording of their now classic 2005 LP "Mapping and Invisible World", band ups and downs and their eventual demise. We also discuss the formation of Good Old War, performing with Anthony Green and the Sound of Animals Fighting, life, addiction and more.

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Oct 5, 2020

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