 the bluegrass style of playing, the up-picking style, the dlang, dlang, dlang, you know, style of music. But Alan Lomax noted that the way many traditional players in the mountains play their instrument is through a down-picking motion that is very similar to the way West African players on instruments like the akanting, which is now largely seen to be the predecessor of the American banjo, the way Appalachians play it is very similar to that tradition. So I'll show you what I mean by that.