Home Sweet Home from Clifftop 2012

For a region that has seen generations of young people move away to
find work in far away auto plants and steel mills, and in uniform,
the song Home Sweet Home has a deep meaning lost on most of us
today. The song has been around since before the Civil War, and you
will find it in the repertoire of most musicians whose roots are in
Appalachia. It is most often played as an instrumental; the song is
so familiar, the singing of it is unnecessary. This is from our
Clifftop jam with West Virginia fiddler Ralph Roberts. Don Couchie
is playing rhythm guitar, and I am following along with some three
finger style old time banjo.