The Banjo Ukulele Demo that Nobody Asked For

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Syndie back again to help me demo the Vangoa Banjo Ukulele. Had a ton of fun with this one and if you don't think I'm making some music with the transducer pickup into the pedalboard with this rig, you're crazy. Get it, they're the best:
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Sean Daniel is a man. A man of simple needs and desires. And the one desire, no, the one NEED, that stands above all is to spread the challenges, joy and intellectual stimulus of music to people of Earth and beyond.
Born on the mean streets of upper middle class suburban Chicago, Sean learned the ways of the world through the dizzying heights of success to the lonesome depths of failure and emerged with the promise of a better tomorrow reflecting in his eyes and fiery passion in his belly.
He plays and teaches guitar on his KZbin channel where he regularly releases original music and projects to the adulation of legions of fans, who often compare him to Chris Pratt and one time Ryan Reynolds. He’s currently in the market for a nice leather jacket.

[@jon.wilson]

Are you guys being forced to film these at gunpoint

[@adamcz3183]

Lmfao, no shit. And whats the deal with the chick? Odd stuff.

[@justinchoi6334]

Yea i love weird chicks

[@Szlater]

The banjolele was popular in the UK, one of the most popular music hall acts of the 1940s, George Formby, played one. As a result of this popularity, Brian May used one on several Queen albums and George Harrison recorded with it too. Not a salty comment, for one thing I don’t own or play one, just pointing out that it does have a place in modern music.

[@SlimeyGuitarStrings]

Uhm, not to discredit anything that you said, but if the last time it was used on a famous song was 1969, it has been 50 years since this instrument was relevant. I don't know if that means it's time for a comeback or a funeral.

[@Szlater]

Well “Night at the Opera” by Queen was released in 1975, so not quite 50 years. And “Real Love” by the Beatles was recorded in 1977 and only released in 1996, and features Harrison playing a George Formby riff on his banjolele. George Harrison used one on his 1987 solo album “Brainwashed”. And in music, anything in the past century is probably considered modern.

[@bellowingsilence]

@@SlimeyGuitarStrings I think it’s really just a means for ukulele players and guitar players to easily get a banjo-style sound, without picking up a banjo which would play differently (even tenor banjo tuned Chicago style would give you a very different feeling fretboard,) which… is what the instrument was basically invented to do in the first place. So it kind of regressed from popularity into the niche it was born to fill anyways.

[@rowdythecat4696]

That Howboy song was absolutely adorable. Syndie is the best.

[@samraffertymusic]

Never stop doing these demos! 😆

[@adrianrosenlund-hudson8789]

Thanks for this. I bought one because of this review and I'm really pleased with it. The build quality is amazing for the price. Highly recommended

[@nancyraincloudramone]

I wish I were as high as a kite.... Just like Syndie 😂😘

[@uPick-iLick]

I am, and its terrifying. Who is the goblin

[@t-bonewolfe4097]

Second best Seven Nation Army I've heard

[@seandaniel23]

:)

[@andresdavid]

I never asked for this.

[@kirillprilepko394]

Andres Acosta definitely

[@yasarunanayakkara4149]

Loving Sean's fashion choice in this video, very nice my man, long sleeves look good on you

[@MildredStain]

perfect for Kermit the Frog covers. :-)

[@davet2625]

I was just about to ask for this!!!

[@carbonpictures]

its been a week and I still dont know how to respond to this...

[@hectorsantana5461]

Thanks guys, great and natural video

[@anirudhanand9567]

3:06 Me listening to a recording of my singing.

[@sapelesteve]

Don't know about the Banjo/Uke instrument but that demonstration was just way too funny! You & Syndie sure know how to play off of one another..................LMAO!!!!!!

[@stevlew4967]

If I had know it was possible, I would have asked for it. I just put it on my Amazon list. No joke. Love the pick up. Also perfect for a date in a row boat on a lake.

[@lindasmith6668]

Thank you for the presentation; I also am learning to play the banjo ukulele.

[@lopsangtamang2793]

Man you forgot that i suggested you to do this banjo demo.. besides that you guys really made this video quite fun and entertaining to say the least.. :D

[@swaggercat]

There's nothin better than a banjo. Add Cindy to the mix, I'm in heaven. 👍

[@crunch_amp9282]

Sidney is the coolest.u guys are great.

[@amandaleloup5316]

Young lady, you have an amazing voice!!

[@seandaniel23]

Syndie is great!

[@hofftipus4132]

lol Sean, when you're doing your hillbilly serenade, it looks like she's trying hard to not throw up in your lap lmfao! Good stuff!! If I was in charge of handing out a awards for the Hill Billy-ized songs sung by a Uke/Banjo combo, you'd be my front runner!!! I didn't ask for this and if it's wrong to want this, I sure as hell don't want to be right!!!!

[@JerryDechant]

Looks like you both were having a lot of fun making this video. I think that is one of the most important parts of KZbin, having fun making your videos.

[@VioletMidnightProductions]

Came here and gave it a like just for the title! Great one!

[@fredfritsch1013]

Love the derp a derps at the end. Would love to hear some death metal on these...on second thought, shoot me first!

[@acousticknights9654]

I actually dig it

[@yousefsamehh]

“Wow its like beach house”

[@markcummings2344]

This is one of the most hilarious demo videos ever. How long did you actually film all of this to get 10 minutes worth of content that didn't have both of you dying laughing?

[@Hjyeroc]

I'm getting one of these!

[@thatguywththedreads]

I didn't have banjolele cover of the halo theme on my bingo card, but I'm glad it exists now

[@montewhaley1865]

Awesome! ...you got the sister of the kid in Deliverance to help.

[@Ijcarter1962]

That is one interesting instrument. 👍🎶

[@markcummings2344]

@ 6:49 was that a Dovydas laughing in the background?

[@zachrowe1511]

The perfect instrument for me to start exclusively covering “Sweet City Woman.” I’m really tempted to impulse buy this

[@zachrowe1511]

I posted this too soon. I’m gonna start doing hillbilly covers of indie songs. I’ve found my true calling

[@80cardcolumn]

Or perhaps "In the Summertime"; Mungo Jerry

[@chalinbrown5249]

Opioids are STILL rampant there I assume.

[@somekindofellen]

Oh god i loved the riptide 😂

[@GrantJackson70USD]

That’s a great price for a closed back banjo ukulele. I may have to order one.

[@BanjoPicker]

What is the last song you play together???

[@autismhighway]

try the pickup on the backside of the banjo uke like you would a regular open back banjo

[@zachb8012]

Ukulele tuning is reentrant, meaning the top string is tuned higher relative to difference in pitch to the rest of the strings, just like the drone of a banjo. This means you can use a technique called frailing or clawhammer. It was invented in Britain to create music which would carry over a theater without amplification, by means of a resonator. It seems like a novelty until you play it with the right techniques, then it makes sense.

[@anirudhanand9567]

Don't mind me just here early waiting for Cheddar to grace us with his presence.

[@rickw7903]

Lacking in talent.

[@ashwinirabidas9080]

What is she on though???

[@WilliamElliottHinson]

The halo theme was amazing

[@sauceboss1102]

Which ukulele size

[@paolocaridi5356]

Really nice....😀😀😀

[@dougarnold7955]

You two should have done B-52s Love Shack on banjo...

[@danny1959]

I have a ukulele, but I've always wanted a banjolele, so I must be a howboy. I'm pretty sure that Syndie just invented a new genre of music. And that Sean invented a new genre of indie film.

[@absofjelly]

Is Syndie a fairy? She's so tiny.

[@HarryNicNicholas]

i think they are both photorealistic gci animation characters based on an artist who had only seen barbara stanwycke movies and beavis and butthead.

[@rajeevnaralasetty]

I seriously picked up some good stuff from Mr. Sean's lessons... he answered my couple of questions n had given me tips where to head next. Thanks a million man.

[@judosailor]

Lol. Great video. To answer the question who this would be for, I’d say someone who wants the sound of a banjo, but is way easier to play than a real banjo.

[@Flownthecoup23]

Sounds like Sheldon Cooper’s Fun with Flags...and musical instruments...lol

[@makapiaschlumpf]

In 1832, Kamehameha III sent one of his high chiefs to California to hire cowboys who could round up wild cattle and teach Hawaiians cattle and horse handling skills. Three Mexican-Spanish vaquero (cowboys) named Kossuth, Louzeida and Ramon began working on Hawai`i island, first breaking in horses to turn them into working animals, then rounding up and handling hordes of cattle. Hawaii's cowboys became known as paniolo, a corruption of español, the language the vaquero spoke. The term still refers to cowboys working in the Islands and to the culture their lifestyle spawned. Hawaiians proved themselves avid students, quickly picking up horsemanship, roping and other skills. Hawaiians became paniolo before the territories of the American West had cowboy or ranch traditions. Cowboys in the Pacific Northwest got their start in 1846; in California and Texas it was 1848. Because Hawaiians began their work with cattle and horses earlier, their paniolo traditions were strongly shaped by the Mexican vaquero heritage that stemmed originally from Spain.

[@seandaniel23]

good to know

[@scottv4186]

I actually own a banjo uke. Not my fav instrument. But fun. Better to think of them differently

[@clawhammer704]

Did you put the strap button on it?

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

It's for people who want that old timey sound but don't want to buy a full on banjo. They make jazz style banjos for banjo players, mandolin players, guitar players and ukulele players. A lot of people want that sound.

[@ddactar]

More Syndie, please!

[@han36solo]

It seems like a wonderful, wonderful place..........you know where syndie thinks she is.

[@scottakam]

This could have been a lost scene from Deliverance. Dueling banjoleles!

[@nihlhinz488]

I watch his vids for the redhead. She's so cute!

[@sidneysnottley6414]

Strangely compelling ...

[@whobian123]

3:07 mood

[@jeremiahhudson1974]

I'm getting a real serial killer vibe at 1:26

[@seandaniel23]

she's trouble :)

[@xdeepak12]

Yeah

[@joestrobe5318]

Best nobody asked for demo yet! Syndie: "This is so against everything that I believe in." - Hahaha!

[@TisEYEthe1]

Uhmm? Awesomely different and unique are your posts with with Syndie, she's quite the talented character. Is it just a coincidence or intentional that she's very much a young Cindi Lauper?

[@sundaystrummer]

Y’all should do a halo theme song video of its own 😊

[@doernmacdonald7444]

the most popular instrument from the 20's. find out who GEORGE FORMBY is. Brian May from Queen plays it in that style for there song Good company

[@zreeder21]

Can I interview you two at some point?

[@annelijohansson909]

The look on her face tells you. What have i done with my life😂. 3:23

[@TheJennflip]

Leave Syndie allllooonnnneeeeee--leave Syndie aaalllooonnneeee......I llluuuuuvvvvvv Syndie.....

[@sammy-whirl8500]

this could be Emeryld Ryders gold

[@lanelon9435]

reminds me of tip toe through the tulips .I might be the only sub old enough to remember Tiny Tim .

[@peev180]

No. No, you are not.

[@evelyndoyle4830]

review the gold tone little gem banjolele

[@madcowusa4277]

Gorgeous, talented and captivating waif. Her, not you.

[@tomcat2]

Hi Syndie

[@edwardpetersen4309]

George Burns and Gracie Allen!

[@HarryNicNicholas]

i think the word she was looking for is cowaiiboy.

[@jeremiahhudson1974]

I wanna hear rainbow connection on this

[@seandaniel23]

Maybe next vid :)

[@crunch_amp9282]

Veary funny.

[@AngloSaxon1]

Now that was weird

[@Jerid58]

How MANY stickers of skeletons? 🤠

[@SlimeyGuitarStrings]

Is it weird that I think this sounds better than a ukulele? I'm also slightly salty we didn't get a slide solo through the mesa for SNA.

[@szczerzo]

Kermit sings the Riptide at 3:00

[@stephenbouchelle7706]

I am truly tempted - seriously, but the subsequent divorce would be too expensive.

[@Calsifer808]

Hawaiian cowboys are known as Paniolo

[@therandomnessoftheuniverse]

i think they are being forced to do this at gun point... and im not sure how to respond to this

[@cryforbri9339]

The content is so good just spice it up with some editing and backround music and you got yourself a few million subscribers just brand it 💟 congrats Maybe make the backround a bit more colorfull

[@hideandseekman]

Imagine he didn’t sing riptide in a country accent

[@OliveNwOw]

Thought that was pewdiepie for a second...

[@zreeder21]

It's targeted at me! Florida Boys!

[@theturtlethebanjo195]

No way y'all any kinda country, maybe the 16yrd high gal is? Be cool if you could actually play em

[@jamesadcock5235]

Syndie that's what she said hahahahahaha

[@floridajim1018]

Looks very cool. But I've regained first to comment status.

[@Ellenslife851]

Taint full hillbillie boy but close girl I must say you look quite young I don’t age well I’ve noticed ok so ima officials a new sub

[@siientsinger6637]

The only problem with these are the UKE BANJOS themselves,,, They sound like you wanna smash it rather than listen to them. Problem is since Gibson, Ludwig, and many US Pre WW2 companies, as well as J E Dallas of London and Jack Abbott of London, both Pre ww2,, were made with pure quality components, Planetary Geared Tuners, real Pigskin vellums rather than awful tinny plastic with the Tone Rings on most Chinese ukes making them worse. Also playing action, the necks are too straight, even if your not playing At a low 5mm to 13mm Bridge, the action for Rhythm, Picking, Formby style is impossible. I've heard a few of these ukes redisigned, and tbh, you if your living in The US are extremely lucky as there's always a great Gibson Ub2, Ub3 etc, if you wanna pay a bit more and find the holy grail, the Ludwig Crown, across the UK we pay around $1300 Dollars A LETTER for a Ludwig crown,,, add that up.... Thanks for the video

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks for watching!

[@da5idnz]

Reminds me of the banjo from the very beginning of Dennis Wilson song _Rainbows_ - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH-bdZSAl7d2qLs

[@Sor00]

Is your doll made of wax?

[@raiyantyrone5132]

PewDiePie 2

[@ronlight7013]

dada noir