Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.

As played by A.J. Hoggs from the Samuel Bayard collections of SW Pennsylvania, I'm always glad to learn a tune from my father's neck-of-the-woods. This Tune of the Week has roots around the time of the Civil War. Perhaps it was played on fife as well as fiddle. It sounds like a good marching tune.

Early Banjo Cylinder Rcording

Double D tuning. Played on a new hand crafted Black Limba wood 11" open back banjo.

I put this together as a demo for the bluegrass jam group that I'm a member of: www.svbluejam.com