For the old-time Tune of the Week, 6/2/17, this is R.D. Lunceford's recording from his seminal CD Drop-Thumb, 21 Clawhammer Banjo Solos. He graciously gave permission to upload it here and his tab will be included in the discussion forum for TOTW.

Key of G. Ozark version.

Fun!

Another version, on my Rickard banjo.

I got this from the Fuzzy Mountain String Band album. The Fuzzies got it from Alan Jabbour, who collected it from Henry Reed. According to the FMSB album notes, Mr. Reed did not have a name for this tune but he agreed that it sounded pretty close to the better known tune by the same name. I really like the quirky beginning of the A part on an Em. My rendition is played in standard G tuning (gDGBD) on a 1903 Fairbanks Whyte Laydie #2.

Jeff Goehring, Ward Jarvis

Live gig. Just banjo and vocal. The banjo is a 1923 Gibson TB-3 Trapdoor conversion

Banjo is set in the "Half Shaved" tuning (f#DADE). This is an Oscar Wright tune that I first heard on the Fuzzy Mountain String Band album way back when.