well explained lol. and thanks for responding so soon. im pretty new to the uke and i really like the stuff you play. where can i find more ukulele music?
This is so great! I've been playing ukulele for about three weeks now, and "Dream a Little Dream" is the first song I've learned and posted, but... it definitely is nothing like this! haha
Hopefully I'll be good enough to learn how to play it your way some day! I really love this particular arrangement. Great job. =)
Actually a nice bright (almost ringing) sound from that piece of plastic. Sounds like the intonation is good too. Of cource your playing helps alot. I think I'll check ebay for an islander, then I can play it in the shower for the effect!
great job .. gotta love those plastic ukes.. I just recently bought one, I had one back in the 60's but I think it ended up El Kaboonging my brother. He hasn't been the same since.
I only have this Islander since a couple of days and haven't touched any of my other ukes since. It really is fun to play, everyone should have one - and with nine million sold in the 50s/60s that should be no problem!
im a uke player, and your fantastic! you have a beltone(i have a nashville, cheap rip of a national, and a crap 25$ uke with a pick up that lasted so long..)AND a banjo uke AND a nice normal wooden uke AND this awesome plastic ukulele, im so jelous! and where did you get the plastic islander, by the way, i REALLY want one! sounds so nice, plus its water proof! :P
thanks! yes i'm quite pleased with my small but good collection. mind you, it took me over ten years. the islander i bought from a friend, but you can find them on ebay too.
FYI-- I put this song up as a favorite on my new "plastic" only channel-- Ukester Brown
plasticukuleles 2 years ago
Lovely playin' Very good!
Little6ster 2 years ago
vraiment formidable bravo !!
ericleymarie 2 years ago
is this normal tuning?
delcastlelax13 3 years ago
This raises the fundamental question: what is normal? But hey, this is ukulele music, let's keep it superficial! ;)
So... this is played in D tuning: ADF#B.
ukulelezaza 3 years ago
well explained lol. and thanks for responding so soon. im pretty new to the uke and i really like the stuff you play. where can i find more ukulele music?
delcastlelax13 3 years ago
D tuning was "normal" for the islander, as testifies the Chord Master buttons.
Thank you for this great video (all of yours are great, anayway)
very sweet and precise playing.
UkeHeidiUkeAida 1 year ago
=)This is so sweet...
wolala 3 years ago
Beautiful! Really nice job! :)
acl0ckw0rkred 3 years ago
This is so great! I've been playing ukulele for about three weeks now, and "Dream a Little Dream" is the first song I've learned and posted, but... it definitely is nothing like this! haha
Hopefully I'll be good enough to learn how to play it your way some day! I really love this particular arrangement. Great job. =)
MisanthropeJackalope 3 years ago
WOW amazing!
BlueSan 3 years ago
Nice job!
Is there like sheet music for this? (as in, sheet music of this particular uke arrangement)
zagreen 3 years ago
Thanks. I made the arrangement myself and didn't write it down, but I think it's fairly easy to analyse what I'm doing from this video? Good luck!
ukulelezaza 3 years ago
good job!
hoosierhiver 4 years ago
I love this song.....the ukulele gives it good sound. Its realy cool.
comicred 4 years ago
Elegant! This is fantastic. I play this in e-flat (and not as well.)
davevanfunk 4 years ago
beautiful
t3dly 4 years ago
great playing..
guitarsds4852 5 years ago
Actually a nice bright (almost ringing) sound from that piece of plastic. Sounds like the intonation is good too. Of cource your playing helps alot. I think I'll check ebay for an islander, then I can play it in the shower for the effect!
wfd57fatman 5 years ago
Very nice. I wish those islander ukuleles were still in production. Always wanted to have a waterproof uke ;)
wwelti 5 years ago
great job .. gotta love those plastic ukes.. I just recently bought one, I had one back in the 60's but I think it ended up El Kaboonging my brother. He hasn't been the same since.
kharmachanic 5 years ago
I only have this Islander since a couple of days and haven't touched any of my other ukes since. It really is fun to play, everyone should have one - and with nine million sold in the 50s/60s that should be no problem!
ukulelezaza 5 years ago
alas ! many were broken...
KDUS 5 years ago
im a uke player, and your fantastic! you have a beltone(i have a nashville, cheap rip of a national, and a crap 25$ uke with a pick up that lasted so long..)AND a banjo uke AND a nice normal wooden uke AND this awesome plastic ukulele, im so jelous! and where did you get the plastic islander, by the way, i REALLY want one! sounds so nice, plus its water proof! :P
leleuku303 5 years ago
thanks! yes i'm quite pleased with my small but good collection. mind you, it took me over ten years. the islander i bought from a friend, but you can find them on ebay too.
ukulelezaza 5 years ago