| John Henry _A Thanks to my mate, Tom, who figured out the complex math. :-) |
| Grey Eagle _A
A version that I learned from my Albany, NY peeps |
| Georgia Railroad Line _A |
| Uncle Dink _A Google it, eh? :-) |
| John Brown's Dream _A Yes We Can ! |
| Keep That Ark A Movin' _A Nice banjo from Mike. |
| Sal Went Down to the Cider Mill _D One of my favorites, this session just rocked! |
| Blackeyed Susie _D With Mike on the banjo. Apologies in advance if there's a little wind noise. |
| Forked Deer _D 5, count 'em, 5 parts. |
| Fish in the Millpond _D Good on ya, Bren! (She's been fiddling for about a year). |
| Possum's Tail Is Bare _D Thanks to Val! |
| Sugar Hill _D Liam and Steve, vocals; Liam and Myfanwy on plunky stringed instruments; not sure who was dancing causing the spontaneous appreciation cheering. |
| Grey Cat on a Tennessee Farm _D from Craig's annual Saturday midnight session |
| Cider _D Another from Saturday night. It's a big file. |
| Lost Girl _G A nice mando version from Justin. |
| Old Mother Flanagan _G in G, but it works in A, too. |
| Orvetta Waltz _G Get the original from Voyager Records, 'Now That's a Good Tune'. |
| Wink The Other Eye _G Another Missouri tune |
| Bound To Have a Little Fun _G Another G tune from Justin on the mando |
| Some original tunes... |
| Reggie Buttons Sidestep _D This is the version when I introduced Ross's tune to the jammers at Blackwood. |
| Reggie Buttsons Sidestep _D Just for comparison, this version was recorded a few weeks before the festival at Blackwood, with the composer, Ross Smithard, on fiddle and my buddy Tom on banjo in New South Wales. |
| Warm in a Snow Storm _D This tune jumped out of my banjo one day. You can guess what the weather was like in New York state. As I'm fond of saying, "counting to 2 is the hardest part of playing old time". You might catch my attention deficit on display when I play a part 3 times instead of 2. :-) |