"Angeline The Baker"- ETSU Bluegrass Pride Band @ Abingdon, Virginia 9/11/10

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Josh Argo sings the lead on traditional "Angeline The Baker' with the ETSU Bluegrass Pride Band at the inaugural "Red, White, and Bluegrass Festival" in Abingdon, Virginia on September 11, 2010.
September 11 is a date that will remain in our minds and hearts. This annual celebration event will be held to honor the brave men and women of the United States Military and our domestic Emergency Services organizations.
Appearing here from ETSU Bluegrass Pride Band:
Dan Boner- guitar (Bluegrass, Old Time & Country Music Program Director)
Cara Oliphant- mandolin/ fiddle/ vocals
Leah Needham- dobro/ vocals
Tom Cecil- banjo
Dwayne Anderson- bass
Josh Argo- fiddle/ vocals

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Комментарии : 19

@stevelezan4341 11 лет назад

ETSU puts out some fantastic musicians and entertainers. Very professional sounding groups. I'm sorry schools didn't have these programs back in the 60's.

@wadenewberry9834 Год назад

L9ve that song and music

@LoneRevD 7 лет назад

Major Leah fan, but dang Josh voice is so on point on this, really great band, my favorite lineup of the ETSU bluegrass pride band.

@jlw37663 7 лет назад

I have to agree!

@fewhite5126 6 месяцев назад

Very solid all around.

@GeneGruber 10 лет назад

BRAVO ! ! ! You guys ALL kicked major BUTT on this performance ! ! ! Made my day stumbling on to this . My hat's off to the band ! !

@NiallMor 5 лет назад

Never knew this song had words!

@RichStillman Год назад

Yup. Written by the first superstar of American popular music, Stephen Foster.

@jonesanf 14 лет назад

Marvelous voice! Great performers!

@joshiba15 14 лет назад

Great video! Thanks!

@jims.6767 7 лет назад

Hey Cara, that was some nice stuff! I'm gonna learn me some of that style! And no matter what ScotchIrishFool says, this is called any darn thing you like.

@ScotchIrishFool1 11 лет назад

No matter the years pass, the tune is not "Angeline the Baker", but "Angelina Baker", written by the famous American artist in the 1800's, Guess who! Same guy who wrote "My Old Kentuck Home".