If I wasn't in bed trying to stay warm at the moment, I'd have my 70 year old self up and dancing!:-)

Until quite recently I didn't even know that banjo-uke was even a thing in old-time music, now it seems every video I click on has one in it. Clawhammer banjo, of course, but banjo-uke? Learn something new every day I reckon. I really like the rhythm of it.

Thank you all.Great music

Love the banjo uke!!!

It's a C tune in standard tuning (as far as I can remember). It was a Fiddling John Carson tune and was also played by Lowe Stokes (of the Skillet Lickers and Clayton McMichen's Hometown Boys), as well as other fiddlers. It was much fun playing guitar at this jam!!!

This beautiful music!!!

wonderfull , greetings from Poland

That's what Clifftop is all about. Love to Rachael and Kristian and good luck to you both. Tish

Great job on the Yuke, on key and timing

'Excuse me,, I'm late! Kinda new to me. It's like a trance or a vacuum to not pull away from. My take is that the banjo ( or ukelayle?) is kinda like 'the drum' here? Y'all sound and 'feel' Real Good!!! That melody and it's dynamics are breathing! ((+ i wonder where this was? '

Love it.

Yall are very gooooooooooooood

I didnt want that end either. Fabulous, just fabulous

I LOVE this tune.

I have to learn this one. Fun tune. Flows like a charm. Some tricky parts to catch. New challenge!! Thanks for sharing it.

Love to come back to your video now and again to listen to you folks. High-five for this piece. Thank you.

It's nice to see a tune played the proper length.

Love it !

What a great tune! Thanks for this. I am enjoying it.

nice playing,ashley. thanks for posting- we're all working on C-tunes here in the veritable Hot-Bed of OT, Richmond VA!!

Sounds great!

Always like watching this one! Good folks I see in this one. This will be the first C tune I will learn on the devils box. Thanks for the inspiration Ashley!

Loved it! Maybe one day I can make it to Cliff top

Uke goes great with old time music.

very sweet....post more...please!!!!

Just wished Clifftop was a little closer. Looks like it's about 900+ miles from where I live in the Ozarks. Wish we had some old time music festivals here, but it just doesn't happen. What a shame. Would love to have some of you fine musicians come here to pick and grin. Thank goodness someone posted this on KZfaq. It lets me know there's still great music out there.

Check out The Freighthoppers version! Fast and throw-down style!

Sounds a lot like Gid Tanner & His Skillet Lickers. Great job!

nice tune liz- kevin martin

American music at its finest. (*U*)

I believe this tune is called Streak O Lean, Streak O Fat, instead of Hell Broke Loose in Georgia.

@ArkRed1 Streak O'Lean Streak O'Fat is basically the same tune except HBLIG's third part is SOLSOF's 2nd part and SOLSOF has a different 4th part.

smokin

I like yer music.Hope y'all make some money so's ya can buy some dang shoes! Sears'ly, we folk down here in Valdosta pre'she -ate good musicand this sum of it............Pete

Are the fiddles tuned standard? Sounds like they are in C. Great tune. I'm with Rachel, I didn't want the tune to end. Is it a Gid Tanner or John Carson tune?

Interesting.

Great tune! A bit less banjo-Uke would make it possible to hear the clawing.

The tune is in D. Not here.

I love the banjo/uke sound. What make is it? Tuning? Regards - Pete

Are the fiddlers way off key or is it my headphones?

It good but the Wayfarers do a hell of a version of this u should check them Ohio boys out.Iam a good ole Southern Boy the Wayfares kick some bluegrass ads sho nough

Sorry, but the scrubbing of the banjo uke is detrimental to the work of the 5-string player, who is almost unheard here. Otherwise, a very nice video!

as if banjo's aren't loud enough and annoying as it is, someone has to go inventing the banjo uke to one up.

Sorry, that's kinda lame.