Applied Music

'Horse and Buggy-O,' from Bruce Greene, originally in A, here in G

'Horse and Buggy-O' by Bruce Greene

'Little Maggie,' two-finger, key of G, banjo tuned fDGCD

'Texas,' AKA 'Newcastle' in the key of A

'Nine Pound Hammer' in the key of A, high break.

'Rock Andy' in the key of A

'Nine Pound Hammer' in the key of G, two-finger style

'Fortune' in the key of C, usually in D

'Puncheon Camps,' from Clyde Davenport. Usually in the key of D, here in C.

'Chinquapin Pie,' from Hobart Smith. Banjo tuned gDGCD

'John Hardy,' Round Peak style, banjo tuned gDGBD. Again, usually played in the key of A, so tune or capo up.

'Old Joe Clark' Note: even though this video is the key of G, everybody in the world plays OJC in A, so tune up or slap on a capo if you aren't in the woodshed.

'Hell Broke Loose in Georgia' by The Skillet Lickers

'Wild Bill Jones' by Dock Boggs (banjo tuned to F#: f#C#F#A#C#)

'Sheeps and Hogs Walking Through the Pasture'

'Katie Cruel' by Karen Dalton Key of F capo at 3rd fret 5th string capo at 7th fret or, tune up if you dare!