Old Joe Clark

[fo76]

nice playin' & nice uke! What kind of woods are used on this specific uke? I've only seen the UL-3 in Tasmanian Blackwood and Rosewood so far...

[phillipsderek]

@fo76 Thankyou!

The uke is made from rock maple (I contacted Cole Clark to find out!)

It's the only one I've seen made from anything other than blackwood or rosewood.

[baird55aus]

Even the electronics that Cole Clark products have in them are Australian designed and manufactured.

[slidestrings]

There's a banjo man there just a itchin to get out cheers Pete.

[phillipsderek]

I've been checking a few banjos out on ebay. Now I just need to work some overtime and to convince my wife I need one!

[carlosnyan]

CooooooL!

[phillipsderek]

Thanks!

[LStrachey]

What a nice piece of wood to play beautiful music on!

[phillipsderek]

It most certainly is. I am amazed that Cole Clark are not better known for their ukes.

[fourteentwelve]

That sounded really beautiful. And your uke looks and sounds wonderful. I've never seen a Cole Clark. I know they're Australian, but I've never been able to find one in Brisbane.

[phillipsderek]

Thankyou. I love my Cole Clark and the fact that it is Australian made.

[casetone2514]

I love Ken's arrangements and you've done it very well.

[phillipsderek]

Cheers.

[russbuss415]

nicely done!

[phillipsderek]

Thanks Russ.

[okvolleyball]

nice job

[phillipsderek]

thanks

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

You played that beautifully, Derek. I'm really pleased with this arrangement. It is amazing how ones opinion changes depending who is playing it. You took it at just the right tempo and a lovely ending.

Fav and lots of stars.

KEN

[phillipsderek]

Thanks Ken. I think your fingerstyle arrangements for ukulele are among the best there are and would make anyone who took the time and effort to learn them sound good!

[deach69]

Beautiful uke and great picking!

[phillipsderek]

Thanks deach!