Swing Low, Sweet Chariot - FOLK UKE EXTRAVAGANZA

[ukuleledoogie]

Very catchy - I love it! An i have banjo-uke envy!!!

[doogey9]

pure class James!!!

i was wondering about the knife ha ha ha...

and if i closed my eyes...i wouldn't be able to tell who was strumming....you or i....ha ha ....seriously....

cheers,

todd

[jmmquah]

Wow thanks Todd..it was fun trying to recreate that "Brother Sonny sound"!

[Little6ster]

very good! :°)

[ukeninja1]

excellent

[jmmquah]

Thanks!

[africatwin07]

Welcome to the dark side

(banjo uke) The force is strong in this one.....

[jmmquah]

I have a bad feeling about this...

See ya later!

[krabbers]

brilliantly done and sung

[jmmquah]

Thanks k-man

[ken6675]

awsome awsome and did I mention awsome!!!!! 5 stars james

Ken G

[jmmquah]

Thanks so much Ken!

[ukeshale]

Great entry! We take everything that isn't ours, it's the English way!

[jmmquah]

Hi Shane...we give the world a few things too...umm The Beatles, morris dancing!

[YoppyKyabetsu]

No need to use the knife.. I LIKE IT!

Great strum!

[jmmquah]

Thanks Yopp...nicked the strum from Todd

[berean315]

Great job James. Enjoyed it.

[jmmquah]

Thanks guys

[JuKeBox661]

Beautiful!

[jmmquah]

Thanks!

[MrBarryMusic]

That banjo uke.... Fantastic stuff James!

[jmmquah]

Cheers Bazza!

[Bag17]

Nice one James, I reckon Flower of Scotland must be next!

[jmmquah]

Hmmm maybe Bread of Heaven. Cheers Shay!

[norimak]

Nice one James... oh that little baby again sigh :)

[jmmquah]

Never covet another man's uke ;-)

[deach69]

Excellent! Nice to see you back.

[jmmquah]

Thanks Deach..good to be back!

[ynot6523]

Love the sound oif the Baby Gibson..Well done James :-)

[jmmquah]

Thanks Tony, I'm pretty pleased with it

[UnluckyMum]

Hooray ! Good to see you back- excellent version of this :)

[jmmquah]

Hi Caroline, my youtube time is a bit limited at the mo, but getting a chance to do a few things. Thanks!

[kennymelodica]

fantastic!

[jmmquah]

Thanks Fellas

[UkesterBrown]

Nice job on a nice song choice... to be more Todd like you need some sort chin beard thing and a hat :)

[jmmquah]

...plus the "exit stage right" ending". Thanks!

[casetone2514]

Swing low was adopted as a Rugby Song befor I was born. It was sung by rowdy clubs at venues where more ribald lyrics would be frowned upon. There are salacious actions to the Rugby version some of which suggest that swinging low may have someting to do with the size of ones boy-bits. The last match in the diasterous '88 season saw newcomer Chris Oti help England win against Ireland & a group from the Catholic seminary at Douai sang it in his honour and the crowd followed & still do 5stars btw

[jmmquah]

Was hoping/expecting the answer to come from you Tony!

Can't believe the double, well, single entendre never occured to me!

[fourteentwelve]

Great job James! Lovely playing and singing as always. Good to see you back again. I hope the move went well!

[jmmquah]

Went very well Michelle, thanks for the nice words again!

[BaronK69]

Great beat to it and your voice never disappoints me.

[jmmquah]

Thanks Baron!

[silasbanjo]

Great rythm. With your editing skills I couldn't help but think it should have a box in the corner with you doing the hand gestures like they have on telly for the deaf. Know what I mean with the hands ? We all used to do it on school trips and the like sort of miming the song........ok I'll shut up.

[jmmquah]

...just found out from Tony...see previous comment! I'm sure I've missed a few of your vids, Tom? Will get to them soon!

[russbuss415]

very nice James! you sure the knife wasn't for your juggling act?

[jmmquah]

Yes, but I forgot my unicycle!

[Sheepstar15]

Wonderful rendition. Well done, James. I confess, I sing it at the rugby ha ha. 5*****

[jmmquah]

I do too - but over here in Ireland I have to keep it quiet!

Thanks Anna

[UKISOCIETY]

Nice! Great combo of banjouke and kazoo!

[jmmquah]

Thanks Alan...its hard to beat that combo!