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Known as both Little Nell and Poor Little Nell; via Rick Abrams, via Marvin Gaster, via Henry Perry.

The ending of Spring Tide, I wrote for the album Below Sea Level of my (then) trio Reckless Fingers.

I played both mandolin and banjo.

I'm still a beginner, with only 4 months of experience, but I was inspired to learn the national anthems of these two countries in a quasi-bluegrassy (you tell me?) style. India and Pakistan are two countries that have fought numerous wars against each other and gotten to the brink of nuclear war in modern times. My family is Indian-origin. So I think it's ironic that two of the most beautiful melodies of any anthems around the world belong to these two countries. I play these side by side so that listening to one means you've kinda got to listen to the other.

My Indian mother loved it so there's at least that? :D

Tunaday #6 - In Double C tuning (gCGCD). Has a more old-timey feel than my usual stuff.

My version of Arkansas Traveller in F#ADAD tuning

Any music teachers out there have any advice to offer on how to improve? I am particularly fond of minutes 5:25 off and on till the end? I would like to sound like that usually, but better, obviously. Any tips?

Basically me practicing and trying to pick out "Red rocking chair" on the fly. It's on a Long neck fretless banjo, and I don't have any teachers so hopefully someone out there can offer advice.