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This is one of the oldest circulating fiddle tunes dating back to the 18th century. While it has Scottish roots, it's mostly associated with the American Civil War. Some sources claim Soldier's Joy stands for a combination of whiskey, beer and morphine to ease the pain from the horrors of war. Pretty grim meaning for a song so joyful..
Tuning: Double C
Banjo: Ome Tupelo