- This topic has 552 replies, 296 voices, and was last updated 3 weeks, 1 day ago by
.
-
Posts
-
I would like to see song lessons for:
a.) Yesterday (by the Beatles)
Jake Shimabukuro has a great YouTube lesson from 7 years ago, entitled “How to play Ukelele” but the
lesson is incomplete.b.) Wish You Were Here (by Pink Floyd)
c.) My, my, hey, hey (by Neil Young)
Ok… So this one’s been on my mind for a while now, so I need to throw it out there to ya…
Saturday in the Park – by Chicago
Love it! and what a nice groove! Anyone else agree?? ~ Holly
Hello Andrew!
Any plans for Memories? It’a beautiful song and is still a hit! Guess most beginners and earily intermediate would really appreciate. No one has yet come with a good version or even close to the quality of your song repertoire.Best regards!
Michel
Talking of waltzes, here’s another, less cheerful, but very awesome song that I’d love to learn: Elliott Smith’s Waltz No.2.
The Leon Redbone version of Any Time including the intro which is not on the sheet music one can buy
Please do Evan’s Heal the World! It’s one of the most famous songs of all time. And Evan has done a wonderful job. And that Capo shift is brilliant. Pleaseeee. Thanks!
“Carol of the Bells” (Prefer Trans Siberian Orchestra version, as it is so intense).
I’m a complete newbie to playing the ukulele, but I trust this group to find and put together an epic version!
This and Bohemian Rhapsody are my ultimate goals right now.
Oh, good suggestion @jpag7242
@ripley Thank you. I think so, although the right version may be too hard for me, I’ll work on it.
I’ve noticed the other ones I’ve run across are fairly repetitive, but some party of me believes Andrew won’t make it that easy on us, which I prefer. 🙂
I like to see Sgt Pepper lonely Heart Club band. I like to see some old country music, Hank William sr, Johnny Cash, David Allen Coe, ect,
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.