Good stuff. Nice sounding banjo too.

Thank you sir - great info!

Mr. Berry, thanks for the very helpful video.  You mad it very clear.  I really tike this style.

You are a wonderful internet instructor. Thank you for posting this video! I'm off to check your others.

People like John Smith need to lighten up. I'm a Scruggs/Kieth picker myself. I enjoyed this very much. It is simple and down to the basics. What's wrong with that? Some people just get so arrogant that they look down on us.

Thanks Chris.

Nice one Chris. I got it after a few visits to your lesson. Thanks for the music.

Incredibly helpful video. I found the hardest part of learning finger picking banjo is combining the rhythm and the melody effectively and this two finger style with this great but simple song is perfect to help learn. Thanks a lot man

Very nice job, Chris.

Great video.. very helpful, thanks!

Nice, I appreciate the time taken to put something like this together and all in the name of helping someone learn how to do something that is truly great,... and for free as opposed to charging for videos/lessons. If I ever become advanced enough to help someone learn this would definitely be the way I pass it along......thanks for the lesson!

Very informative.

Absolutely delightful...Thanks for the help...I'll play it again and again until my wife yells...hehehe...I must heat up the garage.  I'll look for more of your beginner videos.

very nice presentation, very clear and simple, bless you

Thank you this really helped me with the melody. I added three finger roll, scruggs ending, amd harmonic.. I just need it to create my own version.

song demonstration is at 7:03

I am just learning banjo 2 finger style please do more videos i am learning so much from u

Glad to see you on ytube again Banjo Chris. Hope to see more of your excellent interpretations of some of my favorite old songs. You are a great musician. Did Doc Watson's father law Gauthier(sp?) Carleton record this as well?

I really appreciate your in depth response. Makes perfect sense. I'm doing your roll at 6:10. Pause between the first & second notes the same way. I copped this off YT frailers because I like that rhythm but also like to use picks. Looks like the middle finger between my IT is the missing piece. I just need to slip that in and get comfortable with it to open things up. Many thanks again and tell me if I'm wrong.

Thanks for the great tutorial I've watched it a number of times. I find the two finger thumb lead style of picking you have demonstrated here has a logic that most three finger bluegrass style rolls don't. The logic is in using the thumb to count the 1,2,3,4, of the beat. I'm in Australia and a recent convert to the banjo and "old time" music which is experiencing a ground swell of interest here. Glenn.