Angeline The Baker played Slow, Normal, Fast and Ultra Fast!

Angeline! A classic tune, and a great favorite of mine. This video was very chaotic, so here's the timestamps in case anyone wants to jump around in the video: fast- 0:22. super fast- 1:07, normal- 2:00, blurry footage of a centipede- 3:00, slow- 3:38. Let me know what you thought of this! Would you like me to try some slower tutorials/tune breakdowns, or just stick to normal playing?
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[@szgage]

Daily dose of banjo AND centipede?! Dreams really do come true!

[@MichaelBCoats]

Dr. Phoebe! Caffeine, a caterpillar, and a variable-speed dose of banjo from my favorite practitioner have made my day! Keep the variety coming: do what you like. It's all good! Much love and God's blessings to you, Doc! ♥♥♥♥♥

[@Retro6502]

I'd love to see some tutorials :-) The slow versions are very relaxing too!

[@paulyoung5327]

I like the slower version the best I also like your style of picking and I as usual am intrigued at where you choose to stage your daily banjo videos. and I can't forget your hat collection also, all these things add to your mystique. as for the tutorials that's your call, just keep in mind there are thousands of them out there already ,some really good and some really really bad. Main thing is keep doing what you're doing. I for one need your daily dose of highly spiritual boost. Thank you! Frail on!

[@stevenboyd593]

Your switching things up keeps you engaged and the eclectic nature of your posts is keeping things fresh

[@tmcmurdo826]

Why that was, was a daily dose of joy. 😊

[@irishpsalteri]

Ludicrous speed, Captain!

[@peakdavid]

I love your tune breakdowns before a performance of the tune itself. They add to my appeciation of this music, instrument, and channel. About the three speeds, each gave the tune a different emotional resonance that was valid by itself.

[@carlericvonkleistiii2188]

It was nice to watch the slo version. It made it easy to follow how the tune should be played.

[@mccypr]

Thanks! 🙂😎

[@robertjoyce5629]

Oh how I love this music. I love it when you play slowly, not so I can learn how to play, but I just love hearing all the individual notes working together in their beautiful harmonies. This song I love slow and normal speed, and not as much fast. Also, your fascination with the centipede is such an extension of your natural curiosity and adds to the whole ambiance of this video - lol. Love it.

[@brentnearhood8874]

Thanks! Phoebe 🎶🪕

[@user-eh8bn6kl8w]

Just love your daily dose of banjo.❤ I look forward to it! Brings joy, peace, light and life to my day. I've never felt so inspired to learn a new instrument. And I can't imagine a better teacher😊

[@yeoldfart8762]

We've been playing this tune/song for years Never seem to get tired of it. You should learn the words and sing along.

[@gheffz]

Dosed!!! Centipede and all!! _Setup a separate tuition channel... and those who just want to be dosed can stay here!_ 🙃

[@piguy3point14]

The slow was cool to watch. Heading down to the music room now!

[@jaredshaw8163]

Music and coffee, a great combination! I enjoyed hearing it at the different speeds, and I would love tutorials/tune breakdowns 🙂

[@dancochrane617]

Thanks for being there Phoebe. I’m pretty sure that anyone who doesn’t like this has something wrong with them. Keep on shining and keep the faith.

[@mikej3888]

Excellent! Another one to learn, but I'll stick to your slower tempo! Thank you, Phoebe!

[@BanjoAddict]

ah nice! im working on the 3 finger version of this right now!

[@minkscooter]

I appreciate that you don't normally do tutorials, I love the current content, daily dose, etc

[@d.randal.h]

I enjoy whatever you do, and like the fact that you mix it up. I also really like the sound of the larger pot (12"?) banjo you've been playing more of lately. On the laid-back relaxed tunes in particular that deeper tone really resonates.

[@daveduncan8004]

Way to go Phoebe be careful and don’t search your banjo on fire by going so fast sounds good keep up the good work young lady I enjoy your KZbin channel. I can’t wait for the next one. We appreciate you.

[@user-pl2od1mk9c]

Delightful & fun 😂. I enjoy your intuition, love ❤ of nature, and desire to share & help. While not a banjo player, I do like to understand more of what I hear. Thank you, my dear.

[@russianhorde]

I enjoy hearing the music at different speeds since it gives off a different feel each time. I’m not listening to learn but to enjoy, so I’d choose your playing songs over your tutorial videos, but that would be a cool subset of videos you could make for your viewers who are interested in improving their playing mechanics!

[@Dave-ty2qp]

Thanks Phoebe for my daily dose of banjo.

[@Judymontel]

Yay!! Finally a tune I already know - I've started learning some of the other ones, so it's all good. PS Your Angeline is DIVINE! PS the "slower" version (maybe that was the normal one though...) you did second (or third?) is just right for a contra dance, btw... 🥰

[@TX_Birder]

Loved it! You're fantastic Phoebe! By the way, that looked like a millipede to me.

[@jeffhutton8324]

Pretty sure it is obvious that you play because it feels good to play. I wish everyone could experience that feeling. Part of the brain checks out, and the body takes it from there... the bond between musician and instrument is divine.

[@ralphwest8156]

Slow and fast hat was great Phoebe ' guess the Centipede loved it too '

[@daverow49]

Wow! Fast is good! Another foot tapping tune. Making me smile. :)

[@jimcrews8951]

I like Angeline played at every speed. Well done entertainment 👏

[@garyparker1937]

Your music Is very meditative and healing. Thanks you for Daily dose of banjo. Im learning the Tin whistle and hopefully the low whistle.

[@sitron7224]

this was lovely! I don't play the banjo (yet), but I play the guitar, and the way you broke up the song and played slow is in my experience really helpful when you're trying to learn (I was never much a fan of the kind of tutorial videos where everything is over-explained, when it's a video you have the priviliege of being able to pause and go back so you can learn at your own pace, y'know?). I also enjoyed the casual talk in between the tunes and I especially enjoyed the caterpillar break :D I hope you don't stop doing tunes-only videos, but this was very charming and I for one wouldn't mind more videos like this

[@amandasanders1141]

I would love to see more slowly played videos like this!

[@horsedrawnfarmer6885]

Well that cheered me this fine morning.

[@jamescopeland5358]

Very nice Phoebe, I love all the stuff you do

[@susanjnolan7003]

I could listen to you all day

[@nomms]

Really enjoy this style of video. As someone who has been picking up clawhammer (partially because of you!) this is the perfect video for my to practice along to. Don't need a whole tutorial, they're a dime a dozen. This helps me train my ear and listen to how a tune ought to be played. Would love if this type of thing could be added into the rotation of videos. Great playing as usual Phoebe

[@landonhall1852]

The thing I like about your videos is they remind me of the joy I had when I learning guitar. You inspire me to bring back the passion for craft. and youve gotten really good

[@Ipiapacs2]

Yesss, a long-awaited song! Thank you, this is one of my favourites. Isn't it easier to play in open G tuning? I mean easier for a beginner, not for you.

[@Mark-we7cb]

I love your banjo playing

[@richardmulcahy1535]

Jeez Phoeb, thanks for another knockout tune, Oh you woman of must-b-steel nails.rich

[@johnrode7109]

That was a great video thank you

[@douggrove4106]

Loved it! Centipede and all!

[@froggiechar]

Phoebe, that was so awesome! I loved it! Both thumbs up,, for sure! You are so talented! I subscribed so I can hear more! Peace and joy, Charles

[@ckblackwoodmusic]

Great work; you're sharpening up methinks ❤ Lolol UH-OH FASTER

[@futuredirected]

Well done! Thanks for the multi-tempo dose, Phoebe. I don’t need a tutorial, but I think it’s something You should do, for the ones coming up behind You. I’d sure love to play with You, sometime. You could catch my prairie tunes. ❤🪕❤️

[@user-kb7cb6fi3n]

I did like it more slowly. I am enjoying the banjo music.

[@ericjames7680]

Wonderful! One of my favorite videos from you. Liked it played slow to medium best. Well I am new and just found you a few days ago ''AND HAVE NOT SEEN THEM ALL'', and might even get a Banjo because of the wonderful sounds ''You'' make on it. I have a 6 string Deering banjo now so a 5 string would be new to me and will need some lessons. Yes please try a couple of lesson videos, that would be GREAT!

[@kevinbarry3480]

Angeline the Barista.

[@williamnye478]

Very well done, Phoebe!

[@mkmassa60]

Any tutorial is real helpful to me I am learning!

[@speedflash9347]

Real Nice, Phoebe!

[@mkmassa60]

Thank you its my favorite!!

[@bxnnyblues6033]

Awesome, fast sounds like a Banjer.

[@feraltweed]

How sweet

[@susansanders9159]

Something for everyone in this video!

[@jimbouchardmusic]

I would be interested in slowed down versions because I am making some progress by playing along with you. I have to say you have a refreshing looseness of approach which appeals to me and my meager musical sensibility

[@pitschet.3284]

Great!

[@fredrikpettersson7559]

Love your stuff ❤. 🇸🇪

[@AbsolutelyNOW]

so awesome

[@keixoun]

i need a banjo!

[@D.h.l]

Du bist der Hammer 🔨

[@daveduncan8004]

Good job !!!!!!

[@user-lz5ip1zs5s]

I am 88 years old, and learning claw hammer banjo, loved your tutorial. Also tell us what key your in. And what tuning the banjo is. Love it, love you like my own Great Grand Daughter.🤗🌻🦉.

[@gerardcousineau3478]

Your coffee looks great.😊😅❤

[@samuelwilliams2245]

Nice

[@srenhaandbk7904]

I would for sure want to learn some more American tunes by the way, but playing it slowly would for sure be more helpful, rather than how-to and tablature, so other instruments can play along too ^^

[@paulcook7888]

Yee Haw 🤠

[@Univerzalnimislilac]

Wrill good bluegrass music.

[@srenhaandbk7904]

Centipede fact! Its Danish name translates to "thousand-legs"

[@yeoldfart8762]

Angeline the baker. Angeline I know / Should have married Angeline 20 years ago

[@toddroland731]

Can you start a second channel with just tutorials and lessons? That would be fantastic if you could.

[@user-lz5ip1zs5s]

Second comment tonight I play mostly in double C tuning. And if I strum with no fingers on the fritz I can go to G model. Four songs that sound in a Minor like wayfaring Stranger, Cluck old hen, my friend on guitar was in G. Seemed to fit.

[@nerdgarage]

Now if it's truely a multi-speed banjo ... let's hear you play all 4 speeds simultaneously. =) =) =)

[@johnsmartin1473]

Coffee and banjo! What's happening to today's youth? Next they'll wanna vote! Estoy bromeando Felicidades, me encanta, eres muy talentosa, seguias por favor

[@vhhawk]

Coffee is always a good choice. You should play a duet with your dad. (Does he play?)

[@kevinmack9786]

I just realized I can't dance that fast🙂 Happy Banjo Monday All🙂👏🌞 ☮️kevin

[@samuelmanson]

Délicieuse

[@chrisvanderwesthuizen9714]

I love it! I am from South Africa. I googled the name of the song, if I understand correctly there is a song by Stephen Foster and then a fiddle melody, and the two are not the same? We had an old lady giving us singing class once a week at school, after she had already officially retired. She taught us all the major Stephen Foster songs (English was our second language). I still love them today, but I never heard of Angeline the Baker. Keep it up, I will pop in from time to time. Banjo's are not very well know here, though there are some bands using them. Oh, and we have more millipedes than centipedes. Here is a song for you by one of our most famous singer-songwriters. The name, Songolo is Zulu for millipede. I don't speak Zulu. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYGtYoCQdp1-pac

[@muhammadAdizan9345]

❤🎉

[@garyparker1937]

I love the sound of banjo and heres a question. Are there any quiet banjos? Just wondering

[@timothycrooks9123]

love the musicality you show regardless of tempo. thre is a nice intonation to your phrasing. This could be a stupid question as I dont play the banjo... but do you pick the melody with you ring and pinky and I just can't see it because the front strum fingers hide the small fingers that are on the melody?

[@aaaaaaaaaa2896]

Do you have any advice for getting nice clear single notes when playing the banjo clawhammer style

[@octarine_drift]

❤💫

[@thomasesau2376]

That's a millipede. They are vegetarian. Centipedes are hunters and really fast. But who made your banjo? It looks beautiful

[@d.randal.h]

The focus was blurry but I thought it was a millipede, too. Then again, it's been years since I had my one and only entomology class. I believe the banjo is an Ome Jubilee model. She describes it (and her other banjos) in her 10,000 subscriber Q and A video back in February. I agree it looks and sounds great.

[@nealliske7700]

My God, woman, you are a blessed angelic spiritual healing ❤️‍🩹 soul!? Interrobang ⁉️

[@randolphfriend8260]

💜 🎶 🪕 🎶

[@kevingreen1311]

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@edrushbrook]

Phoebe, can you share the key and tuning?

[@pardalote]

🐛❤

[@fredolivo6462]

I miss your chicken.

[@Bonjeeeboy]

Go making tutorials

[@karolskakes388]

Play your music and let the Lord bless you.

[@fredpanke3636]

Do not understand the too much coffee idea.