Goad, B. C. (Benny Clinton), 1908-1990
Variant namesBenny Clinton "B.C." Goad, a white musician and autoharpist, was a member of Feed Room Five, an old-time string band that formed in Carroll County, Virginia in the early 1960s.
His son-in-law, James Isaac Lindsey (1921-2001), was also a musician and founded the Mountain Ramblers, a bluegrass group.
Archival Resources
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| contributorOf | Dana Lindsey Higgins and Larry Lindsey Collection of James Lindsey and B. C. Goad Audio Recordings, 1937-1995 | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Folklife Collection. |
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| Place Name | Admin Code | Country | |
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| Carroll County | VA | US | |
| Carroll County | VA | US |
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| Autoharp music |
| Old-time music |
| String band music |
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| Musicians |
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Person
Birth 1908-04-19
Death 1990-10-18
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