no tears in heaven/ukulele hymn
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tutorial please
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like your work, five star
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This is a wonderful rendition. Very fine playing and singing.
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I was looking up this song so I could learn it. A friend asked me to play on harmonica at her funeral. I love your version of it on the Uke. Thanks so much for posting it. You are an inspiration.
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nice song, and beautiful uke sound ... makes me want to get a baritone :)
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Nice Todd. Peter. Australia
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Awesome job Todd, hope you are doing well.
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I can't tell, do you use a high or low G string? If it's low, is it wound?
tridium007 2 years ago
Hi,
this is a baritone uke tuned, D,G, B, E, i've got a capo on second fret and yes, the 3rd and fourth strings are wound....
hope this helps :)
todd
doogey9 2 years ago
Featured on Uke Hunt. Way to go Todd!
hoosierhiver 2 years ago
Thanks Mike,
that was a huge blessing to me.....very cool indeed!
doogey9 2 years ago
todd: I notice that you use the capo very extensively. Is there are reason why you prefer doing this more than doing barred chords? I did a quicklist of all of your songs yesterday. Thanks for many good songs and frugal information. Where do you find music for the old folksongs. I like your UKULELE BREAK TIME sign. This is a very sweet sounding song. HumbleUker
HumbleUker 2 years ago
hi HU,
tried responding before...didnt' take?
re: songs....i'm a scavenger :) I surf itunes, go to the local library, used record stores, and learn them from other musicians....
re: capo....no real reason, I just find a key that fits my singing voice and if i have a particular chord pattern that I want to use open chords on....i'll use the capo
if i can help you in any other way, let me know :)
Todd
doogey9 2 years ago