Level: 2/3
Tuning: Open G

Steve James in his book "Roots and Blues Fingerstyle Guitar" writes "'Spanish Fandango' was derived from the influential guitar music of 18th century Spain, this waltz was quite popular with American guitarists of the 1800s, and numerous arrangements were published. It was published in 1860 by Henry Worral... 'Spanish Fandango' is one of the true parent pieces in American guitar music, and many recordings exist."

Here are a few interesting recordings you should check out:

Mississippi John Hurt on "Memorial Anthology" and "Live"
Elizabeth Cotten on "Freight Train and Other North Carolina Folk Songs"
Mance Lipscomb on "You Got To Reap What You Sow"
Etta Baker on "One Dime Blues"