I worked out this version on banjo playing along with Chet!

This is the old prewar-looking flathead tone ring installed on a ca. 1949 RB-150

I remember this from the animated Davey and Goliath series I watched as a kid.

I cleaned it up a bit and recorded vocals.

For the old-time Tune of the Week, 2/2/18, this rare tune comes from the 1930 recording of Mississippi fiddler Alvis Massengale who played with the Newton County Hillbillies. It has some similarity to Going to the Wedding, Sally Ann, Great Big Taters in Sandy Land, and Mississippi Square Dance. I liked how the B part went and have used that fingering in its 4th measure for several unrelated tunes. For tab see the current TOTW.

Here is an un-edited demonstration of my Nextar staying in perfect tune while changing capo positions up the neck. Note the unique harmonic fullness and sustain of this banjo.