Mountain Dew Played By Ryan Cavanaugh On A Deering Sierra Maple 5-String Banjo

Listen to Ryan Cavanaugh play a killer instrumental version of the traditional Appalachian folk song composed by Bascom Lamar Lunsford and Scotty Wiseman on a new Deering Sierra Maple 5-String banjo. Ryan plays it straight ahead with traditional bluegrass drive and takes it up the neck with some of the modern single-string style that Ryan is known for.
The Deering Sierra banjo is the flagship upperline model for Deering with everything you need tonally. It comes standard as a mahogany necked banjo, but this one features a maple neck, giving the banjo more punch and brightness.
Learn more about this banjo here: www.deeringbanjos.com/collect...

[@leonardrose-fq8me]

Deering Sierra most underated banjer on the planet.. good job

[@victorcocco8033]

Banjo Sounds so good Deering .

[@ollyolsen697]

Ah awesome, what a sweet arrangement!!

[@steveprudell9976]

Great job Sir I'm going to emulate this I have a great Gretch Banjo no resonator .

[@johnw2026]

Git r done!
Y know, that song dates back long before the Mountain Dew soft drink was made. Ive often wondered why the company that makes it (is it a Pepsi or Coke product?) doesn't use this song in commercials for that drink.

[@leonardrose-fq8me]

When that song was wrote mountain Dew was called moonshine 😊

[@johnw2026]

@@leonardrose-fq8me Yup.

[@JamAlong]

Yeee Haw!