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I learned this from a version posted by Steve Srubas on the banjohangout. I was pretty proud of picking it up quickly, but the next day when I listened to it I thought that it sounded more like "Jordan is a Hard Road to Travel." Ah well, this will have to do until some other time.

I like Sacred Harp songs. I'm not sure if this is one, but it was recorded by J. T. Allison's Sacred Harp Singers, 1927 in Richmond, Indiana. I first heard it in that 1927 version on an LP that I checked out of the library in the early 1980s.

I believe that I worked this out from the version that is on one of the "Five Nights Singing" volumes from Folk Legacy records.

I used to play this with a friend.

I sort of had a request for this, and I sort of learned it. My B part is not quite right.

My first new tune of 2007. I learned this from Chris Foss (Songbird Dulcimers) at a jam in Hannibal, Mo.

Ok, a slow and easy version of this tune, which is another of my favorites

I believe that I learned this from the same LP as Avalon Quickstep and Going Uptown, although there was slightly different version called My Ain House on an Electra Sampler LP that I listened to as a child.

Recorded as part of a hangout "post yours". We were supposed to do a slow and easy FMB.

Ok, this is my second posting of this tune, just because I was having fun.