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Title: Greg Vaught, Gold Mine Worker. Elko, Nevada
Speakers: Greg Vaught, Meg Glaser, Charlie Seemann, Nancy Groce
Series: America Works
Date: September 3, 2020
Running Time: 9:21 minutes
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Description:
Gold mine worker Greg Vaught tells folklorists Meg Glaser and Charlie Seemann from the Western Folklife Center about how he came to work at a gold mine and his various mine jobs, including being the mine safety officer. He explains how he started using his musical talents to write humorous songs about mine safety and has become Newmont mining’s unofficial “Safety Troubadour.” And he sings an example of his work!