The easiest songs are Five Foot Two and Shanty in Old Shantytown. You don't have to just work on a song. You can learn the chords and then go to "Bluegrass Backing Tapes" or I knew lots of misc songs and I just started playing what I could. I came across "Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" and learned to play mandolin chords on it. After I had the uke or 6 months I could play 50 + songs. Then I started learning Joe Brown songs. Joe and George were close friends.
Bb a bit hard on a 78-year old arthritic's index finger, but I'll survive. I've had the uke for a year. My advantage is that I also [lay guitar and 5-string banjo and mandolin. You are a good teacher, a comment from a former guitar teacher.
Thank you so much Christopher for this beautiful tutorial🙏🙏🙏 one on the best on TH-cam🤘😀 Warm greetings from Oslo, Norway where we appreciate your work and … your voice 👏👏🇳🇴❤️
I've been working on this using guitar for my little fun YT channel, but wanted to 'bulk it up' by adding a uke part. This has helped a lot. Thank you my friend. I've subscribed. Regards, Dave
This little guy was made for me by Liam Kirby of Wunderkammer instruments in the UK. Here's a little visit I did to his workshop: th-cam.com/video/0MQrgeLSYPw/w-d-xo.html
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You're my HERO! I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SONG! George's version, and of course Ella Fitzgerald's version!
Excellent. If you studied the Jada challenge book, this is a piece of cake. Great lesson.
Amen to that!
I haven't. But it's on my list.
You explained it so well. 😊
One of my favourites, and one of the first songs I learned.
Thank you! Just started learning the Ukulele and this is my first song that I'm learning. Thanks.
Liverpool UK. ❤
The easiest songs are Five Foot Two and Shanty in Old Shantytown. You don't have to just work on a song. You can learn the chords and then go to "Bluegrass Backing Tapes" or I knew lots of misc songs and I just started playing what I could. I came across "Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" and learned to play mandolin chords on it. After I had the uke or 6 months I could play 50 + songs. Then I started learning Joe Brown songs. Joe and George were close friends.
Bb a bit hard on a 78-year old arthritic's index finger, but I'll survive. I've had the uke for a year. My advantage is that I also [lay guitar and 5-string banjo and mandolin. You are a good teacher, a comment from a former guitar teacher.
Thank you so much Christopher for this beautiful tutorial🙏🙏🙏 one on the best on TH-cam🤘😀 Warm greetings from Oslo, Norway where we appreciate your work and … your voice 👏👏🇳🇴❤️
Love this song and play it just this way. Nice job Chris!
Excellent music lesson, like always ..Christopher Davis - Shannon.
Thankyou
Thanks for this charming song tutorial. I love the backing track too.
I've been working on this using guitar for my little fun YT channel, but wanted to 'bulk it up' by adding a uke part. This has helped a lot. Thank you my friend. I've subscribed. Regards, Dave
An excellent lesson, well presented!
I love this version…
Brilliant tutorial and great voice to match man!
Great job on this. Terrific song very well explained. Thanks a lot!
Just love it, certainly another one to the slaughter list. Thank you.
Amazing lesson !!! Tks !!!!!!!
Just subscribed. Like your tutorials and your song choices.
Can you please tell us more about the uk you're playing on? It looks and sounds like a real treasure!
This little guy was made for me by Liam Kirby of Wunderkammer instruments in the UK. Here's a little visit I did to his workshop:
th-cam.com/video/0MQrgeLSYPw/w-d-xo.html
@@Banjoleletinman Thank you. I'll check it out tonight.
yes
and what is the backtrack playing with the song composed of?
That's upright bass, drums, and guitar! I do custom tracks each month to practice along with
@@Banjoleletinman It sounds soooo good.
Where to start...I've never even hold a IKEA.. where is e 7