Funeral march of an Old Jaw Bone.

A banjo tune by Bolsover Gibbs, played by Carl Anderton and Joel Hooks at the gravesite of S. S. Stewart in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. The cemetery is a little Quaker cemetary, and we have not been able to find out why the wealthy banjo manufacturer, who was not a Quaker, was buried there.

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[rottenhubert]

There's not a thing I don't love about this.

[lucasgonze]

Great to hear banjo duets played as banjo duets - usually people make do as a solo act.

This looks good. The two of you hanging out on the bench there have a nice presence. Also the colorful outfits are cool.

The performance starts out a bit stiff but gets into a nice groove together after a little while.

[Joshuajlawn]

I really enjoy the music you guys post. Classic banjo, Minstrel banjo, its some of the best music ever written. I wouldn't mind seeing this kind of banjo come back. Don't get me wrong, I like blue grass banjo. But theres is just something about gut stings on a banjo.

[irateofwatford]

I guess he was buried there because he was dead.

[CSAmerican]

guy in the indigo jacket actually looks like he was at a funeral

[CSAmerican]

AWESOME song, It goes in my head when ever I die in a reenactment

[Labrabob]

Keep it coming, this is so great!

[Joshuajlawn]

Hey dude, are there any tabs for this song? Thanks.

[theguyof1900]

Great playing Gents loved it and I love the suit the guy on the right is whereing.

[TheMuletones]

A great tune well played. Thanks!