“No more the moon shines on Lorena” on 1848 W. E. Boucher banjo replica by Terry Bell

[@CliftonHicksbanjo]

Very cool. Great banjo.

[@baningobarge]

🔥 🔥 This song is awesome

[@chrisalton1]

awesome

[@dondert8741]

Wow…

[@seancline8130]

🔥🔥🔥

[@TheSharp2500]

how does one find a banjo like that? Any way to get one of those online?

[@blainechappell5383]

there are some reproductions. Try Gardner's Dulcimers or County Banjos

[@moffphc9864]

will have a jug of my homemade sugar shine and listen to this

[@blainechappell5383]

I like the sound of that!

[@waltzingpeter]

Absolutely love it. You happen to have the tab?

[@blainechappell5383]

Thanks. I learned this from watching and listening to Jerron's version several times. He got this song out of a book written in 1848 which i think you can Google. I'm not sure which book though. He talks about it in the original video, which i have posted in the description. As far as a tab? There's not one that I know of.

[@cemkarayalcin6102]

@@blainechappell5383 The Jig that is played as the intro of this arrangement can be found in Frank B. Converse's Banjo Tutors, in his 1865 publication 'Banjo Instructor, without a master.' sometimes reffered to as the little yellow book it is titled Bully For You

[@blainechappell5383]

@@cemkarayalcin6102 thank you! I couldn't remember off the top of my head, and I haven't had the time to remember to go looking it up.

[@easternkentuckyoutdoors8092]

That’s a tuning I haven’t heard

[@blainechappell5383]

It’s relative gCGBG

[@zachb8012]

Blaine, Cliff, and Aaron all play Ol' Tar River out of this same tuning. Another great old time tune.