Ballad of Jed Clampett (P Henning) - Mark & Baz

Some banjo gold here.
Hearing this tune played by Earl Scruggs & Lester Flatt first inspired me to learn banjo. What an incredible sound - clear, crisp, syncopated, driving: "How do you do that ?"
Hope y'all enjoy our rendition, recorded during Covid lockdown.
Banjo Baz - banjo, production
Mark Wardle - vocals, guitar, bass

[@rhondaboncutter5812]

I grew up watching The Beverly Hillbillies, one of my favorite shows! Loved the music I grew up on!

[@wb3381]

I wish they continued showing the whole house during the closing credits

[@travisfriedland9346]

I hope someone can help me with the following question: What kind of car are they driving in the opening scenes?

[@southernguy35]

I believe it's a truck. I don't know what kind it is but I believe it's on display at the Stone Mountain Park here in Georgia. That may narrow it down for you.

[@Beatle4]

@@southernguy35 The truck is based on a 1921 Oldsmobile Model 43-A touring car. The Model 43-A was powered by a 43-horsepower 4-cylinder engine and rode on a 115-inch wheelbase. The $1,445 touring car was considered medium priced when it was new. Even though Jethro wasn’t too bright, he must have been a good mechanic to have driven a 40-year-old truck from the Ozark Mountains to California and then keep the Olds running for nine seasons in Beverly Hills. (copied from a Yahoo answer about the truck. There was more about it being customized by car wiz George Barris)

[@mayravasquez5765]

lhe bebely ricos

[@QUEENofHEARTZ1973]

Great show

[@edwardjnarrojr3135]

ExxonMobil Executives sure is pretty out there