Turn Your Lights Down Low (Instrumental)

I spent the last week on the beach outside of Kona, just fishing, drinking and relaxing. I had my camera and figured why not try to record something.

This definitely ISN'T the most awe-inspiring and amazing ukulele video ever recorded, it's just another one of my unfinished arrangements, but eh, why not upload it...haha...one day I'll finish a song :P

I was slightly hung-over and distracted (there were some papios feeding on the bait fish and I kept looking over at my pole)

I'll get some tabs up soon and post a link here for anyone that's interested.

Ukulele: Pono Mahogany Tenor
Strings: Worth Brown Strong (BS)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• ukulele

[noodlesphoyum]

cheeee mean the cig in between the uke strings

thats how

so hows the fish, wat hanapa?

[keonikapila]

released a couple of small omilus in da morning and one white tip in da afternoon

[fujericho]

ohhhh damn brah that was meeeeean! you got the tabs man? haha

[keonikapila]

Mahalos brah...I have the tabs scribbled out in one notebook...I just never got around to typing em up on the computer, I'm gonna try to get to it this weekend though

[dheovlotn]

real smooth.. pretty sweet

[keonikapila]

Thanks!

[HearWithoutPrejudice]

@noodlesphoyum jamaican dialect is  sexy

[onefatbass]

Nicely done... there's something about this song and fishing (check out my video response) :) Keep up the beautiful music...

[Jrey318]

Nicely done. Fishing and jammin is where its at. You got the tabs by now?

[RyanBravoHopkins]

dude that was fluid man. relaxin and smooth, yea

[adtrforever]

i have that same uke!

[collieread]

Very good i love it

[HaileISela]

sounds sooo easy^^ if my fingers would do what I want them to, hehe

[sleepehmelody]

thats good

[pamabamatama]

hahaha, oh man, awesome rendition man. wow. love where the stogie is being held at.

[keonikapila]

one note at a time...haha...jus kidding

Nah, I just hum the melody line and match it and figure it out one note at a time on the uke. After I get the melody down, I mix in the chords. After that I just kinda tweak it for a while and work in some hammer-pulls, slides, maybe a tremolo. At that point I have the basic arrangement...after that I just try to throw in small improvisations each time I play it, if I find something I like in a certain part, I'll kinda integrate it into my arrangment