Little Maggie played on a 12" banjo with bare fingers and fingerpicks

Via Bruce Greene in his Five Miles from Ellum CD, Bruce gleaned Old Time Brickyard Joe from James "Pop" Baker (b.1889 from Franklin Co., KY). Bruce said the fiddler James was part of a band called The Sixty-Fivers because they were all at least that age.

My clawhammer interpretation of the sugar-sweet folksong HsH.

I borrowed it from the Earl Scruggs' "Foggy mtn. banjo" album

recording. Don 't mind the lack of drive. I'm working on it.

A couple of wartime tunes I used to play with my old great uncle Ern back in the 80's. Good memories.

Nice little song from yesteryear.. :-)

Clawhammer guitar

Played on Aluminum Rim 5-string conversion banjo

Midi file of musical notation which is in the tabs as a pdf file

Clawhammer banjo aDADe

Three parts in D and one part in G.