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Very good stuff here. I'll be back many more times! Thanks, Kelly.

Thanks!

Kelly, 2025 has begun on a great note. Silky smooth and relaxing rendition to a golden oldie by yourself. The button hole badge of yours caught my eye. My peepers are not what they used to be even with glasses. What does the badge represent? Just curious.

Another great video lesson, I’ve so much to work on 😄

What a great way to start the new year. I really enjoy your chord melody approach. Keep up the great work!

Beautiful thank you.

Beautifully played Kelly! 🇨🇦

Wonderful start to 2025. Thanks and happy new year.

Great lesson I really like that chord progression! What is that Ukulele hanging to your left with the inlays on the fretboard? Man it's pretty

Beautiful! Thank you. I think for now, I can only do the strumming, but it's still beautiful. R.I.P., Peter Yarrow.

Is that a concert or tenor banjo ukulele? I’d like to buy a tenor size one with at least a 38mm nut (1 1/2). Any suggestions on where I can buy one, and how much do they cost?

Your the man😄

Thank you for making this wonderful song so easy to learn!😊

Great video!! I love playing this on my dulcimers but its also fun on the banjolele!! I was interested in getting the Duke is it offered in Left handed?

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Excellent tutoring. Thanks from South Australia :)

Thank you for the reply. Are you up for giving some advice? I sometimes feel overwhelmed. It's not that I'm impatient. I realize learning an instrument takes time and should be a fun process. But there is so much info out there. So many apps and books and videos etc. I feel like I'm standing in a field with 1000 doors in front of me and I don't know what order to open them. Chords first? Scales first? Theory? It seems like books that cover chords don't really cover scales and theory and vice versa. Surely somewhere someone has a logical, ordered path that covers it all. But I can't find it and nothing seems all encompassing.

Nice video. I am a new ukulele player. I want a pineapple too. :) Not many in tenor though. Thanks for the review. I was leaning toward a Bondi (although reviews seem to be difficult to find. Do you have an opinion?) But I think the pk14 from Ohani might be the better way to go. Thanks and cheers!

Very nice totorial, thank you. It is my first day having a banjolele, I was tuning it and I broke the A string. To replace it, can I use a ukulele concerto A string. Are the nylon strings the same fir Ukulele and Banjolele?

I did try this but still sounded bad. Very loud and boneless. You know what worked cutting a piece of corrugated bok cardboard to fit in the circle of the body and put it next to skin . Now it sounds great.

I hail from the UK, and have subscribed to your channel and have been binge watching all your videos. I too played guitar from a young age. I took to playing drums a few years ago , i am waiting for my Banjo uke to come from Germany. I want to do a claw hammer but we all got to start from somewhere. 👍👍

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Ohana sounds best to me!

I thought I watched this before, but I guess not, or else I forgot to hit the Like button and make a comment. So I'm doing it now! Another great video, Kelly. I want to learn harmonica for Neil Young and Steve Earle songs. Maybe some day. Thank you for this video!

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brilliant, thanks Kelly

Good job. Thank you. I love it. I'm 70 she I can do this. I never knew how easy until I watched you.

That was great

Kelly, Beautifully played. Wishing you and yours Seasons Greetings. Have a Merry Christmas. May 2025 be a happy and healthy one for you. Best wishes.

Thanks!

Beautiful as an instrumental ❤ Happy holidays to all!!!

Is sledgehammering only for 4/4 or even for 3/4 music possible? I ❤ the sound of it and wanna practice happy birthday for a friend but I'm looking for a cooler strumming pattern than just down down down you know

Thank you! Great lesson and great song for the uke!

That subtle walk from C to F is nice and adds a lot to the song. Thanks!

Another awesome lesson! Well done! Thank you!

Thank you for another fun and enjoyable lesson!

First play along song goal for 2025, love this blue grass banjolele sound.

What's the default on those from the factory? Tight or loose?

Very cool chart! I did take a screenshot. Now I have to remember I have it. Thank you! You are such an accomplished musician!

Hoo, How Hoo, Kelly this is brilliant. Thanks for the show. And the Singer sounds great. Is it the Mahogany or the Koa? Greetings from good old Germany. ❤

Thanks man!

Thank you for making this video and posting it. I am an English speaker working on learning French. You are really easy to follow along with and I really enjoyed the exercise of learning this song from you!

Great lesson!! Thank you!

Thank you so much for this. Absolutely beautiful from England 😊

Thanks Kelly. For me this was the best video ever. And best ukulele lesson. I love the ladder analogy. Taking the song in pieces and working on it. The embellishments. I was getting discouraged. I would give up to easily when I couldn’t get it. But nice to know how much you work at it to get it right. I’ve been really stressed with holidays this week. This came at the perfect time. And of course it’s a beautiful Carol!!!

Thanks!

Kelly, very relaxing. Silent Night epitomises the reason for the season. Your Tips were spot on. Thank you for this lesson plus all the others too, since I was lucky enough to find you on YT.

Perfect choice of song e to teach embellishments. Your explanations are so clear and appproachable. I'm working on this song to share with my (beginner) group. Thanks!

Beautifully played Kelly!

Lovely! Thank you for the lesson!!