hey Chris... these Formby videos are great. It's also nice to see an upright bass in the background! I'm the same way... ukulele one day/upright bass the next...
@@Banjoleletinman do you think that is why so many bassist play the ukulele? Or do you think the personality that gravitates to bass also gravitates towards ukulele. Like with no real evidence the bassist likes the soprano instead of tenor or baritone.
Mike warren has a great one with a bunch of solos; I can’t remember the exact name off the top of my head but it’s something similar to ‘how to play the banjo uke’. There is also a george partington book called ‘george formby solos’ which is INCREDIBLE but unfortunately out of print last I checked
Amazing technique!
hey Chris... these Formby videos are great. It's also nice to see an upright bass in the background! I'm the same way... ukulele one day/upright bass the next...
@@Banjoleletinman do you think that is why so many bassist play the ukulele? Or do you think the personality that gravitates to bass also gravitates towards ukulele. Like with no real evidence the bassist likes the soprano instead of tenor or baritone.
Hi Christopher, I have your book on Formby style music which I enjoy a lot. Do you know about any other book with more melodies on this style? thanks
Mike warren has a great one with a bunch of solos; I can’t remember the exact name off the top of my head but it’s something similar to ‘how to play the banjo uke’. There is also a george partington book called ‘george formby solos’ which is INCREDIBLE but unfortunately out of print last I checked
@@Banjoleletinman thanks! I will research on it!
@@pedrosanchezpalma4443 Here's the mike warren one:
www.alanyatesmusic.co.uk/banjo-ukulele-tuition-songbooks
@@Banjoleletinman thanks!
Thank you!!!!
How's the book release going?
wis i had seen this site when i was learning
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