Morphine

Nora at Jalopy Theater - Brooklyn, NY Jan. 31 2018. This song comes from Knott County in Eastern Kentucky and was taught to her by Clifton Hicks who was taught by George Gibson who was taught by his neighbor John Sloan. She's on a fretless civil war replica banjo from Gardner's Dulcimer in Ohio. Video by www.cyrusmoussavi.com

[@blinddeadmcjones5255]

Absolutely incredible, brought me to tears, this young girls voice is so raw and true and her banjo playing is impeccable

[@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels]

Have to agree, could hardly believe what I was hearing when she started singing. So much angst in her voice!

[@JGHoff]

Please keep up the pickin' Great work on an awesome song!

[@digitaldemocracyai-rob]

Raw and real. The Hicks effect.

[@alectucker9439]

I've been trying to learn some version of this song from this video for like 8 hours and I believe it is now firmly lodged in my being. Thanks for such a beautiful rendition of a rather obscure song. Cheers.

[@Zorbak00]

this is just so unbelievably cool. thanks for being you nora. you inspire this lost, drug addicted swede to take a different path in life.

[@arlie505]

absolutely awesome !

[@danchalfont1545]

Outstanding!

[@gaylordfrazer8708]

Wonderful.

[@terryhansen6362]

Such talent. Keep it up....

[@mandomonica]

Awesome! Fretless too!

[@Phonesavanht]

I like the sound of your voice and the tone of banjo. I keep coming to this song lately. What a nice banjo you made! I had a second banjo and took out the frets and made it fretless. I wonder how high should the nut be for a fretless banjo? Thanks for sharing!

[@louismarucci9056]

Reincarnation exists!

[@badboybootz8]

Yee yee

[@PotterPossum1989]

I thought she was older lol

[@user-wv4xc1us6u]

The oldest young person I’ve seen or had the pleasure of listening to