a jig from Northumberland played in clawhammer style

For this week's Tune of the Week for 1/17/20 here's an old song that is actually a Missouri battalion's motto with a dog on their emblem. The write-up is real thorough and in good humor, too. Check it out!

Saw a video of Bill Evans and Ned Lubereckie playing these two tunes together, thought I'd give it a try.

Original Waltz on Five String Banjola

Sometimes, the people at the sing along ask for one more song.

And I used to ask them what they wanted to hear. But they might call out a title I did not KNOW.

So, I wrote a song called "ONE MORE SONG", so as to satisfy their request to hear "One More Song"!

Sort of Irish sounding, to my NON-Irish ears.

Old Tom of Oxford (totw 1/10/2020). Double C tuning - CH on Wildwood banjo.

A song from East Kentucky I believe, I first heard it sung by Brett Ratliff on his album, Cold Icy Mountain

Multitrack (layering) recording (I use the name of Big Sugar Creek for these multitrack recordings) of a tune by Kentucky fiddler Wilson Mabe and played by the group Black Twig Pickers. Fiddle (GDGD), clawhammer banjo, bass, guitar, hammered dulcimer for melody sparkle).