Banjo Hangout Top 100 Clawhammer and Old-Time Songs

I always wonder who these folks are. Jack Wilson, for example. Was he an outlaw? A lover? A vagabond?

Menzies Boucher style 12" Tackhead, from the playing of Bob Thornberg from Banjo Gathering

Gourdvine String Band

Ellen Synder: fiddle, Lyt Wood: hammer dulcimer, Manabu Nagase: guitar, Rannie Winn: whistle, EJ Burke: banjo

Version two of this tune. This is with the same banjo, only the banjo has been revamped to use extra heavy nylon strings tuned an octave down for double D. (no capo used)

I've got an old Skillet Licker's 78 with this piece recorded. Riley sings...Cabbage in the garden , bees in the gum, Sal Let me chew your rozen some.

tried a roundpeak version of this tune, that I've learned from Tom Collins. Played of my Enoch Tradesman fretless. Tuning is somewhere around A.

This little melody came to me this evening as my soul was needing some nourishment.

5-string cello banjo - tuned octave Double C, using a bone frailing pick.

Tomorrow I'll try some overdubbing.

Learned from the playing of Burl Hammons. f#DABE

Played on a blue custom Ome Jubilee, which can be seen at http://zeppmusic.com/Ome/Blubilee/blubilee.htm

Tuned aDADE

Diller Tune played on a Reiter Standard.