MY BABY JUST CARES FOR ME - Ukulele Tutorial - Nina Simone
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มิ.ย. 2020
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So easy to follow thanks
`aww you have a lovely voice
Oh my god! You’re Stop-Knock-Point is the best thing I’ve ever seen in a ukulele lesson! ☺️
Watching you play is so entertaining that I always forget to get my ukulele to follow along. What a surprising arrangement! If you ever come to Brazil to perform here, I'll get myself a ticket!
What a lovely & fun song to start my day... Smiling all the way 😄😄😄... & that‘s what I like... Just beautiful!!! Best!!! 💟 (Dear Ben, Ain‘t got no, I got life... possible?!...😊)
Holy moly, this is so awesome. This is my fave song ever, now I can play it on my ukulele. Thank you sir. 😊
Why was I just listening to this? Thank you so much!
I love your videos. You just make me smile with your positivity and cheeriness! I would say I am beginner intermediate ish .. your tutorials are a little too difficult for me but I enjoy watching you! Thanks for brightening my day!
Just got my first Ukelele and your vids are helping me so much! Thank you 😊🌈
Great video and version of a superb song. I look forward to being able to sing/play this as well in about ten years time!!
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YASSSSS ♥️♥️🌟
Eddie Cantor did it first and the best in 1930
ooh, I didn't know that. Thanks a lot for this info..!
Anyway, who ever would know this song today if not Nina..:-)? The same is with "I put a spell on you" which is not originally her song either. it's Joe Screamnig's.. And it was also a big surprise for me.. :-)
"Let the sun shine in" by Fred Flinstone's kids probably represents the apogee of ukulele high art. Its range and expression is too narrow to ever consider it anything but a toy, let alone an instrument appropriate to this song with Nina Simone's Bach-inspired interpretation. Given Simone's classical training, I am sure she'd be horrified.
^^ I actually don't think she was a narrow-minded musical bigot, God rest her soul
@@BensUkeTutes Of course she wasn't a narrow minded bigot - given her life story the concept is ridiculous.
But musically equating her choice of instruments (her voice, an 88-key piano, and selected instrumentatlists) to someone who thinks an instrument like a ukulele is "a narrow-minded musical bigot" is absurd. Ukuleles are great and all, but you can hardly argue they're on the same plane as a voice, or a piano in terms of skill required or expression. Nothing wrong with that, it's all music that either moves people or it doesn't.
@@BensUkeTutes I'm no musical bigot but actually I agree: the simplicity of the ukulele and its narrow range of dynamics and frequency is not really that important - it's just great music regardless. I'm asssuming you'd feel the same way if it were played on a toy xylophone or one of those tiny toy pianos too. I'm not dissing these instruments, in fact they open a world of music to all sorts of people not just those trained at Juilliard. Nina Simone could do it all of course. Her life story and background is as interesting as her musical contribution too.