Evie Ladin: “Indian Ate a Woodchuck”

Peghead Nation Clawhammer Banjo instructor rocks a great old-time dance tune.

November 7, 2017

While she was in the studio recently recording some new lessons for her Peghead Nation Clawhammer Banjo course, Evie Ladin busted into a rockin’ version of the great old-time square dance tune “Indian Ate a Woodchuck,” which comes from legendary Kentucky fiddler Ed Haley.

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