Bueno Chen "Teach Your Children" baritone ukulele (my version) Crosby, Stills, and Nash

This is the song by Crosby, Stills, and Nash called "Teach Your Children" played with Reggae and Jawaiian influences on a Lanikai baritone ukulele. Recorded in Hawaii, 9/14/2009.

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[spitzec]

Oh my god! Amazing! I love it. Do you have a cd or songs on itunes?

I would love to learn to strum like that

[BuenoChen]

@spitzec - If you google my name"bueno chen" some folks made some downloads of some of my songs. You can check it out. I am not too sure of what's involved, but maybe you can let me know, cause I don't keep up w/ that kind of stuff. Aloha Bueno :)

[blueknights10]

Fantastic cover man. I just bought a Lenakai LU-21 B, and I love it. It does, however, have fret buzz on all four strings on the first fret. Any idea how to fix it? thanks.

[BuenoChen]

@blueknights10 you could get a new bridge (couple bucks). You might have do some adjustment (sanding). Or have a repair job, but that will cost you what you paid for the instrument. The Lanikai is not a consistent instrument, sometimes you get a good one other times not. I had to sand down my bridge b/c it was too high off the off fret board.

[BuenoChen]

I am not really sure, it looks like rosewood. I got it for $100 from american music online, I know the body is mahogany. Honestly, there's not a lot of expensive products on this ukulele and it was made in China. I would say, if you're interested buying a baritone ukulele, the Lanikai is a good starter instrument. I would never consider this a professional ukulele, but it makes a great beach axe and if any one bangs it around, it's no big deal. :)

[spitzec]

Oh my god! Amazing! I love it. Do you have a cd or songs on itunes?

[02Cman]

is that the rosewood fretboard Lanikai ?

[olderthanyourdad]

He is no Z.......

[mcbump]

Great job man!

[hoosierhiver]

Really nice