Jake Shimabukuro While My Guitar Gently Weeps Cover

[kauaiboy6981]

great cover please view my cover of the same song every view helps and if u like my video please rate it comment it and subscribe for more I want to spread the aloha of the ukulele thank you

[diss3nt3r]

Awesome stuff!

[cazmaj]

Great Stuff!

[dabicho12]

it sounds like it has nylon strings

[hyugahiro2009]

上手ですね。

[pinkpearl8130]

Nice uke with slotted head. What brand and specs is it? Sounds amazing.

[GrannyTenderstone]

There is no video on YouTube that I listen to more than this. It is superb, Jake is a master.

[kirimaru0203]

あーすごい！！

かっこいいです！！

[Tenma111]

dude..theres some serious practice gone into that, well done man. you sound great

[Subsw00fers]

While My guitar Gently Weeps.

If you want to listen to a really motivating version copy and paste to the URL

/watch?v=UuAWxq85sWA.

Just helping people spread their love for the uke.

[TheSundae13]

halfway to jake`s standard..good on you

[flipside1993]

wow astonishing cover man.

[angelitovidkid]

brav-oh, my goodness! that was awesome!! great cover!

[meletui]

what brand strings are you using?

[magstercko]

awesome cover bro!!

[DuckwalkSupreme]

No, we don't use sweet as or dirty as, we generally would throw some noun at the end of it to give it some context : ) I wish we said heaps, it would be heaps quicker than saying a lot or very...Although, the first time I heard someone say that something was more dear than something else, I was heaps confused, took me a while to figure that in Aussie lingo dear=expensive.

[DuckwalkSupreme]

Heaps is one I like, as is something like sweet as or dirty as, like you just said.

[DuckwalkSupreme]

I'm from Colorado, USA. My grandpa was born in Honolulu, though. Yeah, Aussie lingo might have been an easier way to put it : ) Anyways, I like Aussie lingo and I hope one day to go to Australia and build my vocabulary of Aussie lingo...

[DuckwalkSupreme]

When someone uses a phrase or word, such as heaps in the way you used it, that would have me believe that they are indeed Australian, such as what just happened here. No harm was meant, I like Australians and I very much want to go to Australia someday. I meant Aussie English in the same way that one might say someone is speaking American English or British English or bad English : )

[DuckwalkSupreme]

My cousin had a friend she met in Australia stay at the house for 2 weeks and she said heaps a few times. (I would've said she said heaps heaps, but that might've been confusing...) I've never been to Australia, but I like pointing out usages of Aussie English : )

[DuckwalkSupreme]

Heaps! Are you Australian?

[hotelsaranac]

うまい！！

練習しても駄目だろ〜な。

[musicalmichaeltran]

im digging that classic headstock.

[63falcondude]

oh great job by the way!!

[63falcondude]

do you know what sixe your ukulele is? im not sure if its a concert or a tenor but i like this size

[musicalmichaeltran]

it is a tenor.

[samirahmed42]

Great Job!!

[chizniky]

how long have you been playing? You are awesome!

[djchowder]

うますぎる！どう覚えたんですか？

いくらやっても上手くなりませんｗ

[awataro]

感動しました～！

[imdeejayy]

damm i cant find a tutorial anywhere lol. you wanna help me out yo? and nice cover. How long it take for you to get all of it down? lol it would take me a long time haha

[Amakua101]

nice!

[ReallyKevin]

good cover.

[ukulelehawaiian]

いやいや、上手じゃないですか。

どうやってコピーするのか、教えてほしいです。

[KamakaTexas]

Very nice!