Ukulele for You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me 1930

[nairigrigorian]

Fenomenal,Ed!!!

[edgrosso]

Muchas gratyas for your very much appreciated compliments. I am very flattered. Ed

[doctorcamargo]

...Great player!!! What a hell of amazing way to perform this lovely tune!! Thanks a lot, pal, you made my day brighter....

[edgrosso]

@doctorcamargo Thanks so much for the greata comment and,for taking the time to do it. As far as making your day...it works both ways. (and I haven't even had my coffe yet.) Ed

[quincydubois]

excellent!

[edgrosso]

Thanks Qunicy. Ed

[ohkylieoh]

Oh my gosh you are the CUTEST!!!! your so good on the ukulele!! thanks for making me smile, your awesome!!!!!! xxx

[edgrosso]

Thank you so much for the sweet coment. I loved New Zealand when I visited three years ago and now I love it even more. Ed xxxx to you.

[shaokahn23]

you should start recording did you know the George Harrison loved the ukulele maybe you should get a band with a drummer slide guitar and acoustic guitar and a bass and a mandolin player hello from clifton park new york

[edgrosso]

Thanks vvery much. I know thaat the Beetles sometimes sat around and played the uke. Linda McCartney played too and actually made a recording witht the Beetles. I wish that I had a group but it's dificult to find players when you are not in school or working. Good idea though. Thanks for commenting Ed.

[ar2022]

wonderful!

[edgrosso]

Thank you very much. I appreciate your taking the time to comment. Glad that you liked it. Ed

[gabblewba]

You Tube Maestro You gone done it again Ed, wish your posts lasted longer!

[edgrosso]

Thanks so much. That's about all I can last. But thanks for asking. Ed

[fatistan]

I love it. What a pretty song, Ed.!!! Thanks for sharing it here. I hope you continue to play and sing forever.

[edgrosso]

thank you so uch for your very encouraging comment. I am happy that you ejoyed it. As far as "playing and singing forever." I'll do my best until I fall totally apart. Which, a this point, doesn't see that faar off. All the bes to you too. Ed

[jimmyukulele]

Wonderful as ever, Ed!

[edgrosso]

Thanks very much Jimmy. Ed

[doogey9]

lovely,

todd

[edgrosso]

Thanks very much Todd. Glad that you liked it. Ed

[edgrosso]

I know how to play many chords but I don't know all of thier names. If I learn tham I usually forget. Anyhow...I have palyed banjo in a few Dixieland pickup bands I know it can be awkward it never got in the way. Learn your music James, In the long run you will probably enjoy it more. You can always improvise. You probably won't sped up if yo have drummer or base player behind you.

[JenerallyxSpeaking]

Loved this one Ed!

[edgrosso]

Thank you Jen. It's a very nice song. Ed

[jas1234321]

nice job!

A lot of your chords on your songs sound alike, i just noticed that.

I like when you speed up that's cool!

[edgrosso]

They are alike. Many of the songs in the 1920s and 1930s are not very complicated. But, neverhteless, I work out the chords that work for me. Rarely, I will look for the ultimate chords. I will only do it when I can't make them up myself. It's a poor process but...this isn't Carnegie Hall.

As far as speeding up...I can't help myself. It's like a bad habit.

[LStrachey]

You sound like Harpo did in the film (he sang like Chevalier!) -- nice song!

[edgrosso]

Haw,haw,haw! Zat ees za fonny cmment. Merci! Ed

[yourloulou]

lovely! can't help but smile when listening to it!

lou xx

[edgrosso]

Thank Lou. I love it when I can get a smile. (As long as I don' tget laghed off the stage.)

When are we going to be treated to a sweet potato solo? Ed

[rington1]

welcome back Ed, good to see you my friend. now don't get over doing it, that song was 1:22 you know lol. 5*s

Alex...

[xMilch]

Wonderful!

[edgrosso]

Thanks very much. Ed