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1982

Uploaded for the Old Time Tune of the Week for May 11, 2018. From the Mississippi Possum Hunters, whose 1930 recording was a sort of homage to Mississippi John Hurt.

Recording from the Boulder CO Old-time jam on Sept 5, 2012. Added to BHO as a contribution to the May 11, 2018 TOTW. Key of C

This version was recorded by Hobo Pie in 2000. Barbara Johnson and Carl Baron: fiddles, Ray Frick: banjo (gCGce), Bob Woodcock: guitar. From CD "We Might as Well be Dead". . Source recording Mississippi Possum Hunters. In the key of C.

Playing all the parts best I can.

A multitrack recording using a Tascam multitrack recorder, a very slow, lazy and very simplified version of Larry Unger's tune "Elkins." Enoch 12" Tradesman (stuffed with a small towel at neck joint) playing lead in Double D, Martin HD-28 guitar on rhythm, Cloud Nine Marimbula on bass (use headphones/earbuds/other good speakers to pick up the sound), H. Luger CV-300 fiddle also playing some lead. This is certainly not a note-for-note accurate banjo version of Larry Unger's excellent tune, nor as good a version as Jason White's on YouTube (which is outstanding as he compares it being played on five different banjos), but I have attempted to capture much of the essence of the tune as I hear it.

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