Angeline The Baker - Excerpt from the Custom Banjo Lesson from The Murphy Method

Casey Henry plays Sammy Shelor's arrangement of "Angeline The Baker" (recorded on this CD "Taking the Crooked Road Home." Played in the key of D -- banjo tuned in standard tuning, capoed at the second fret, out of C position). (Note, Sammy tunes in double C tuning--capoed at the second fret--when he plays this, but I felt it would be more accessible for students not to have to change tunings.) The lesson for this tune (and many others) is available at http://www.caseyhenry.net/lessons.html

All songs taught the Murphy Method way: by ear, no tab!

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[izfunnycuziz]

this isnt a lesson youve got to show close ups of the left hand and the right hand

[caseyhenry]

@izfunnycuziz You're correct. I have modified the title to better represent what this clip is. Thanks!

[beechmtn]

@izfunnycuziz If you can't figure out what Casey is doing you could buy the video lesson from her. After all that is one of the things she (and her Mom) do for a living. And they are darn good at it. If you had bought previous Murphy or Casey Henry lessons or their many DVD's and really used them, then you should be able to figure out what she is doing with your ear.Try it if you want to play the banjo.

[GodsFavoriteBassPlyr]

Really nice stuff -

I liked this a lot.