5-String Banjo Instructional Tutorial: "I'll Fly Away"

Find complete run-through with guitar chords starting at 17:15.
This is an instructional tutorial TH-cam video lesson teaching my 5-string banjo version of the gospel tune "I'll Fly Away" on 5-string bluegrass banjo. The music was written in 1929 by Albert E. Brumley and published in 1932 by the Hartford Music company.
As usual, I teach the instrumental tune lick by lick using on-screen tablature, then put it together -- slowly at first, then faster toward the end, adding guitar audio overlay, as well as guitar chords.
This is my own version, which reflects my desire not only to teach the melody of the song, but also to teach certain licks that I deem to be important (at least to me) and fit the given space. So there are parts where I stray from the pure melody. My main goal, as always, is to have fun playing the banjo.
I have posted this teaching video for instructional purposes only and, in my opinion, it constitutes fair use:
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Free tab and play-along tracks at different speeds are available at my website, littlerockbanjo.com.
I have had the privilege of playing on stage several times with Albert E. Brumley Jr., always a pleasure. He now lives in southern Missouri and is very proud of his father's extensive musical heritage, and has spent a lifetime spreading his Dad's great music, which includes not only this song (probably his most famous), but many other popular titles like "Rank Stranger," "Turn Your Radio On," "I'll Meet You In the Morning" and others.
Hope you enjoy.