CF pot banjo with GT neck

This tune with the strange title goes by several other titles. I chose to learn by using the fiddle notation in the Samuel Bayard book, Dance to the Fiddle March to the Fife, and to play it on the cello banjo in an equivalent tuning to double C.

I've played this one for a long time. I recorded this version on the "The Feinberg Brothers" CD in 2015.

I wrote this one for the "Party for One" CD by the Feinberg Brothers. I think

the melody has a uilleann pipes sound to it. I'm not sure anyone else does, though!

A tune off the Feinberg Brothers CD "Party for One."

Played in G Tuning.

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.

This might be the slowest banjo tune I ever knew. That doesn't mean it's an easy one. I found it on Spotify as a live rendition from Tony Ellis. Brilliant., He brings lots of feeling in every note.

I'm using a 30s B and D Soft Pedal Knee Mute to achieve the "effect" sound. This is 100 percent acoustic and played on my longneck banjo.