Tim Hatcher -- "All I Do is Dream of You" -- on ukulele

[Jimendrix]

awesome!!!! n__n

[JubalCalif]

LOVE IT! Of course, I'm always a sucker for a dyamnite ukelle player like you.  But also, I've ALWAYS loved this nifty 1920's number, which I first became aware of when first seeing the classic MGM musical "Singin in the Rain" when I was a kid in the 60's. MANY THANKS for sharing your talent with us! You've made my day & my week! :)

[tinecassidy]

Well done! Very nice. : )

[nataliewood1231]

Great song......Great voice.......

[kileha]

very nice version ! Love it !

[TheMissBenett]

Very very well played and sung,Mister!

[timboytx]

Thank you, indeed! Very glad you enjoyed it.

[provkitir]

Great stuff! Would you be able to add the chords in the song? I'd love to learn the way you played it on the uke as well

[norfolk03]

Still my very favorite! Thanks again!

[aaronpaul777]

that was really a lot of fun. I enjoyed that.

[AlexGeh]

awesome, I really like this.

I tried to get to get Sadie McKee on DDV for a while, but I guess that's impossible here in Germany.

Maybe I'll get it this ocotber, when I go to NYC for a week! :)

Btw. have you tried Dm6 instead of Fdim? (at. 0:33 for example)

[timboytx]

Thank you, Alex! I will give that chord change a try. I'm always looking for ways to polish my arrangements. BTW, I loved your video of "Barbara Ann".

[norfolk03]

Charming! Swell job!

[timboytx]

Thanks so much, Patrick. I'm so glad you liked it.

[ReyDeHouse]

Awesome job, great video. Thanks for sharing!

[ukulelebiel]

Great style and feeling for this song,too.

[timboytx]

Thanks, Cortlandt. I wish I had more time to focus on doing more videos. Life just gets in the way!

[DUNGEONGHOULS13]

Hi Tim - I love it! You have a great singing style for this music.

Plus your personality makes it work, as you are enjoying it

also. Nice piece - Cortlandt

[hoosierhiver]

That cheesey grin cracks me up everytime.

[timboytx]

Cheesy? I was going for unctuous!!

[AlexGeh]

thx for subscribing. I really like the music your play! :)

You don't find much of that anymore

[duffus27]

Good song and good singing. Hope you do some more soon!

Sincerely, Rick Russo - Ukulele Crooner

[timboytx]

Thank you, Rick! Recording more songs is on the agenda. Finding the time is the trick. Hopefully it will be soon.

[teacherjoyceann]

Tim, another winner! Boy my dear you have the look of a rascal..bet yourin demand for parties! Kudos! Joyce

[timboytx]

Ha! Wonderful comment, Joyce. I guess I do have a teency bit a rascal somewhere inside. I think the uke may bring it out of me. Thank you!

[SUNSHINEandSPIRIT]

brilliant,love the song,the film and this rendition,well done sir 5*****

[timboytx]

Thank you so much!

[crazy4patsycline]

That's awesome! You sing and play really good.

[timboytx]

You've very kind, Arnaud. Merci beaucoup!

[ukemoneytree]

Tim! I've just watched all your videos in a row. I love this one; the look and sound are just so polished and warm! Thanks very much.

[timboytx]

Zee, thank you very much for your kind comments on my videos. And I must add a special thanks for YOUR videos. I may not get to the point of offering things for sale, but by directing me to those blogger videos, you helped me TREMENDOUSLY. I had been looking for precisely that kind of help. You're an angel.

[hoosierhiver]

cool style!

[LoneStarStateOfMine]

Dear Tim,

My dear ol' Mom has been humming this song for about a week now, so I sat her down and showed her this video. Although I never had the opportunity to have the two of you meet, she was overjoyed to hear you sing, so see your face for the first time and to see you play the uke. She sang along with you; believe me, she has a gorgeous voice. It really made her day! Now she's singing the words as opposed to hummimg the tune. Thank you, Tim. God bless and love you, Laura

[timboytx]

Thank you, Sebastian! I still have much to learn, such as how to make the sound quality better.

[timboytx]

Adelle, your comments really made me smile. Thanks so much for all your remarks! I'm so glad you enjoyed the songs. I've just started exploring your channel. I love discovering original songs and look forward to hearing all of them.

[askagaydad]

Very sweet

[timboytx]

Thanks, dad!

[magneetorocks]

tim,

east of the sun and west of the moon

you have my heart with your charming tune

luv carmen

[timboytx]

Thank you, Carmen! Glad you like it. I want to see more from you and Magneeto.

[smokeringss]

my god, you're lovely

[timboytx]

Thank you very much. It helps to start with a lovely song!

[LoneStarStateOfMine]

Dear Tim,

You've blown me away! I can't believe I've found you on YouTube!

This makes me think of "Singin' In The Rain" - if you'll recall, my all time favorite musical.

You and the legendary ukelele! I finally hear it -- and you singing! Wish I were singing with you.

Someday, I *swear* we'll do lunch -- along with Kevin!

Love ya,

Laura

[laengelschen]

Dear Tim, you rally did a "very good job". I like yor voice. I feel like living in the 30Th. Very amazing! (Sorry my english is not very good) Greetings from Germany, Michael

[timboytx]

Thank you, Michael! The 1930s is my favorite time period in American music. There are so many great songs from that era that the world needs to re-discover.

[singingkid]

Hi, Tim! I didn't mean to take so long writing here. That was wonderful! 5 stars, all the way!!! :)

[timboytx]

Thanks, Greg! I don't know about you, but getting these videos just right takes SO much time. And in the end I just give up and go with the best take, even though it's far from what I'd like it to be. I'm sure you share my pain. Hope you're doing well.

[NojEnserfud]

Just fantastic, you really captured the era. Thanks for sharing.

[timboytx]

You're very kind! Thank you.

[markocchionero]

you could be Noir with the addition of a nice fedora. great job * * * * *

[timboytx]

Thanks, Mark. I've been admiring your work for a long time. I'll work on the fedora!

[mettanc]

i like the song

i like the playing

i like the look of the video

so 5 big fat ones to u!

michael

[LStrachey]

One of my favourite ukulele tunes--the uke used in the 1934 film looks like a Martin K5 (impressive piece of wood)