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

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

An attempt at playing banjo-rhythm to the song: Wayfaring Stranger by Johnny Cash. The original YouTube backing track can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dd9QWYjg1g

A second arrangement of this Tune of the Week with a more modal sound, plus the use of a capo to put it in its traditional A modal tuning (aEAC#E).

From the playing of Virginia fiddler Taylor Kimble. I like the melody, though it's rather squirrelly the way he played Wild Hog in the Woods. The lyrics -- well, no thanks!

Wim Claeys plays the diatonic harmonica. He lives in Flanders Belgium. He wrote a beautiful waltz and gave it the name "fruitpap". Fruitpap is kind of mixture of fruits and biscuits that is given to babies from 6 months on. It's supposed to be their first food besides the milk products. It's a rather bizar idea to name a waltz like that but he did. I play it on chromatic accordeon. That is my corona instrument. I retired from work right in the corona crisis and decided to learn a new instrument. After all there was nothing else to do. So on this recording I play all the instruments, accordeon and banjo

'First crack at playing rhythm to Can't You See, by The Marshall Tucker Band. Thanks, YouTube, for the backing track.