The Coventry Carol. Trad Arr.casetone2514

[mctrmt]

Just perfect.

[casetone2514]

Thank you

[VSLive]

Loved it. Well done

[casetone2514]

Thanks very much

[lisaxy424]

I just put this on loop for the last 15 minutes - LOVE IT Tony :) Merry Christmas!

[casetone2514]

Take it off loop now or you will turn in to a Grinch!

Thanks very much Lisa

[UkePunk]

Very good mate, and the info was very educational..any chance of a Gregorian chant?!

[casetone2514]

Come on you Gregorians...

Come on you Gregorians...

Come on you Gregorians...

Come on you Gregorians...

[UkePunk]

@casetone2514 yeah!!!

[casetone2514]

Sorry 'bout that - couldn't resist.

Plainsong is very cool and I quite like singing in Latin ( I was thinking of Adeste Fideles before coming up with the idea of doing pre 18th century carols) but I'm not sure how you could transfer the idea of a capella group singing in to a uke vid - i'll have to have a think..

Merry X

[worschd21]

great job, tony,

sounds awesome!

[casetone2514]

Thank you

[JTPokie]

Awesome harmonies!

[casetone2514]

Thanks very much JT

[trcmn09]

I know it's already been said, but it truly is very authentic Tony, well done I really enjoy listening to it!

[casetone2514]

Thanks - Glad you liked it.

[ukeshale]

Very authentic! You're really festive lately. Excellent :)

[casetone2514]

Thanks Shane

[jmmquah]

Those Puritans were a bit glum weren't they?

How great are these vocals?

How rhetorical are these questions?

[casetone2514]

Very rhetorical.......

...oh, I see! It was a rhetorical questi....

Never mind

Thanks James

[DearOldNutjob]

You make that uke sound just like harpsichord. Fantastic Christmas card, Tony. Happy Holidays!

[casetone2514]

Thanks Don - same to you

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Great feel to this one, Tony.

[casetone2514]

Thanks Ken

[theukeofedinburgh]

Tony - really well done. Informative notes too! 5*

[casetone2514]

Thank you very much

[russbuss415]

sweet, a new xmas card. printing this one out ASAP! amazing vocal performance Tony. merry christmas!

[casetone2514]

Just for you, Russ!

[ruth7784]

Absolutely fantastic! Excellent harmonies, perfect, really beautiful! :-) Love it and favourited! :-) X

[casetone2514]

Tanks \Ruth

[mjs004]

Thanks so much! This made my morning! Straight to my favs!

[casetone2514]

Thanks a lot - glad you liked it.

[ctrymaus]

Wonderful version!

[casetone2514]

Thank you

[UKISOCIETY]

Awesome version! One of my favorites - yes, I'm a descendant of the Puritans. Gotta go gnash my teeth and rend mine garments now...

[casetone2514]

Hmmmm! I can see you in the hat and pitch fork. What's the missus look like? Any chance of a modern day recreation of American Gothic.

[waterdog226]

The uke definitely was not a tool of the Puritans. They would have burned them all! I never heard this one. It does suit this piece. Fine work.

[casetone2514]

Thanks very much - the Pilgrim Fathers would have benefitted from a bit of uke action, I feel.

[UkesterBrown]

Thanks for the songs Tony... would you care to join us for some figgy pudding? (I like the sound of the uke on these- sound "harpy")

[casetone2514]

Mmmmm! Figgy pudding! Now, you know, I won't go until I get some.

Thanks

[weegingayin]

Yeah you are right the Wesley Bros (Charles and John), born in 1703 and 1707 turned out some champion songs and some corking melodies

[casetone2514]

Thanks very much

[deach69]

Wow! Very nice Tony. Reminds me of my grandmother dragging me to church.

[casetone2514]

The song or me?

Thanks Deach

[banjodano]

Excellent work on this and great harmonies

[casetone2514]

Thanks very much

[UnluckyMum]

I have always really liked this carol- and this sounds great Tony . There is no limit to what you will uke is there ?

Fabulous :)

[casetone2514]

There is (almost) no limit to what I will uke.

Thanks Caroline.

[sinner48]

nice one liked this have a good xmas and new year cheers

[casetone2514]

Merry Christmas to you, too and thank you.

[krabbers]

oh oh am i first ???????????

excellent tony

brilliant harmonies

[casetone2514]

Wahay - first comment! Well done.

Thanks very much