Trucking My Blues Away (Keep On Truckin') - James Clem

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Uploaded by on Apr 29, 2010

Ragtime vintage blues originally done by Blind Boy Fuller played on a National Reso-Phonic resonator ukulele.

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  • Great stuff! Love Blind Boy Fuller, and this is terrific.

    What is the model of that National? That Ivoroid headstock is the bee's' knees!

  • @MrJellyrollBaker . Glad you like the video and uke. This is a koa National reso and you special order each feature such as rope binding, ivoroid headstock, chrome coverplate, etc. These are really high quality instruments.

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  • just perfect, as all your perfromances

  • @mrbissonet Ahhh, secial order- got it! I'm familiar with the National ukes, and have played several in the stores, but that style headstock I had not seen. Excellent choice, and you put it to good use. Thanks for the reply!

  • I love this. Great job!

  • Great sound for this vintage song! Fantastic!!!

  • Great. Audio was amazing. Playing was great and the vocals were very fun too. I am going to make it a featured Video of the Day on my ukuDaily site. Watch your email for a few questions for the article.

  • Groovy.  Loon

  • Good job! Excellent vocals.

    Very good audio quality, too.

    Thanks for the show!

    Doug

    San Francisco, California USA

  • Wonderful performance! I love the uke - and the chair! :)

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