Ukulele strumming for Rosetta 1933 Jazz

[MichaelJacksonEmmjay]

I admire this. :D

[edgrosso]

@MichaelJacksonEmmjay Thanks very much. Glad that you like it.  Ed

[shoneshone77]

cool uncle....

[edgrosso]

Thanks very much. Ed

[jimmyukulele]

Beautiful number, sir! Never heard that song!

[edgrosso]

Thanks so much Jimmy. It is surprising that for a song that has had so many covers that it could hide out for so long. Appreciate your comment, as always. Ed

[phillipsderek]

Great to see a new one from you Ed.

Nice job!

[edgrosso]

Thanks very much Derek. Ed

[joerodeoclown]

GREAT

[edgrosso]

Thanks verey much for the GREAT comment. Can't be better than that. Glad that you liked it. Ed

[olu143]

Hi Ed! Awesome rendition! My goodness your talent is as sharp as ever! I forgot how good it was to watch your videos! 5 stars easy! Good to hear you my friend!

[edgrosso]

Thank you Sam. I always appreciate your comments. You were one of my first supporters. Thanks for the stars. At my age, I am greatful to be seen and heard. Ed

[LStrachey]

Ed, lightning speed and such rhythm! Not only do you strum circles around us all, but you've found a song from the 30s that I've never heard. Well done!

[edgrosso]

Thanks Michael, It's a very simple song but is a favorite jazz number.I know, too fast...again. Must be the water. Every jazz artist has done a version. I used to hang out in NYC jazz clubs when in was in High School and college and don't remeber ever hearing it. I was in Essex Connecticut at a Dixeland Jazz fund raiser for Paul Newman's "Hole in the Wall Gang" and I heard the "Manhattan Stompers" do it. It stuck with me. Doc Chettham does a great instrumental version that I love.

[UKISOCIETY]

Awesome! I wonder how many Rosettas were out there back then. Was it a popular name?

[edgrosso]

Thanks so much, I don't think it was that popular until the song was published. I knew allot of Roses (very commone Irish name) but no Rosettas.