"Angel Eyes" on Baritone Ukulele

Angel Eyes on the Baritone Uke with Garageband

Category:

Music

Tags:

• jazz
• baritone
• ukulele
• angel
• eyes

[herseyb]

I really like your phrasing.

[jazzdog49]

Thank you so much. Guess I should have made the uke itself more visible...sorry.

[DmURdoCk101]

where did you get the tabs for it

[jazzdog49]

Thanks for listening. As for "tabs", I don't use them - never have. If one learns to read music then you have infinitely more options for chord voicings, can play a melody in different positions, and can apply play the music on any instrument. It also forces you to learn where the notes are on your fretboard so you end up having a better understanding of harmony.

Plus you can get lead sheets (includes both melody and chords) for thousands of songs.

[jazzdog49]

Thanks for listening. As for "tabs", I don't use them - never have. If one learns to read music then you have infinitely more options for chord voicings, can play a melody in different positions, and can apply play the music on any instrument. It also forces you to learn where the notes are on your fretboard so you end up having a better understanding of harmony.

Plus you can get lead sheets (includes both melody and chords) for thousands of songs.

[nastyrats]

nice! are baritones better than soprano ukelele's?

[jazzdog49]

just personal choice I suppose. The baritone is tuned different that most uke's. The soprano, concert and tenor ukes are all tuned the same way so if you learned one, you could play the other. I feel the original "Island tuning" (CGEA) used on most other ukes offers a very distinctive uke sound.

[banjoRod]

Watching a 50 something guy with beard,hat and glasses.......well,it's a lot like lookin in the mirror. ;-) Nice pickin......I just bought a baritone uke tonight on ebay....so I'm checkin out youtube.

[herseyb]

Don't turn my comment into a complaint!

But on the other hand, that would be awesome :)

[josephhoh]

really enjoyed it. wish i could have seen you play.