Learn how to play “Over the Rainbow/What a Wonderful World” on the Ukulele
July 27, 2010 by baritone ukulele
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Well the Copyright Claim against this video has been dropped due to inaction by Range Road Music Inc. Maybe they’re just waiting to sue me, who knows. In my interactions with them (through email), I was very surprised and disturbed by their supposed attitude toward music and copyrights. I explained quite clearly to them that I do not ever intend to profit from this video. It is but my service to people who wish to learn these two wonderful songs. I think they think this is still all about money for me. Frankly, I think it’s all about just money to them, rather than this wonderful legacy that their song (What a Wonderful World) has left. And for the thousands of people who are now able to share in this piece of music as a result of this video. I’m not going to take down this video, but to all my viewers, please remember that as a person going in to Christian Ministry, I will have no means at all to defend myself should a law suit be brought up against me. Please keep in mind how you have been helped by this video, and maybe if I need it some day, you would be able to help me too. Thank you all, once again for watching my video!
“Wild World” Cat Stevens (Ukulele version)
June 30, 2010 by baritone ukulele
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Giving a ukulele twist to the song “Wild World” by Cat Stevens.
James Hill: Get to Know One of the Best Ukulele Players in the World
June 24, 2010 by baritone ukulele
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James Hill is among the best-known serious ukulele players in the world. What sets him apart from most of his peers is that he’s not from Hawaii. In fact, he’s from about as far away from a tropical Pacific island as one could hope to get: Nova Scotia, Canada. Ironically, it is largely because of where he’s from that he became a famous ukulele player. Canada uses the ukulele as a way to teach elementary school children the basics of music, much in the fashion that recorders are used in the US. Hill’s love of the instrument started in those early years of his life.
James Hill is one of the ukulele performers who actively seeks to redefine the ukulele as a serious instrument and who, at the same time, doesn’t mind referencing that fact for a bit of humor. Among his recordings, for example, is 2002’s “Playing it like it isn’t…”. Hill has collaborated with numerous other musicians, including cellists and other performers. In addition to being introduced to the instrument in elementary school, Hill was able to participate in a ukulele performance group from a young age, thus cementing his playing it as a serious instrument, ensemble or solo.
James Hill has toured extensively, throughout the United States and Canada. Of course, he’s also played a lot in Hawaii, and is respected among other accomplished and serious ukulele players. His music is largely original, having influences that span a wide range of musical genres. Hill includes among his influences everything from folk to classical. His composition skills have won him wide acclaim, both for their contributing to the body of serious music for the instrument and on their musical merit, itself. He has been called a virtuoso performer and is considered among the best currently performing.
James Hill is active in promoting his instrument, making recommendations to beginners about what types of instruments may suit their needs and other tips. He offers private lessons, but those hoping to learn to play the ukulele on a beautiful beach should be aware that he still lives in his native Nova Scotia. Since the 1990s, the ukulele has become more popular as a serious instrument and the success of artists such as Hill are both the result of that and partially to credit for it being the case. This artist’s albums are widely available online, at his site, and off.
EasyUkulele.com is your one stop resource to learning how to play the ukulele. At EasyUkulele.com you are able to both listen and watch lessons on playing the ukulele as well as find expert advice from Kainoa Louis on manufacturers, tips on playing, chords, music and more.
THE BEST UKULELE STRUM IN THE WORLD
June 16, 2010 by baritone ukulele
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THE BEST UKULELE STRUM IN THE WORLD
Wolves fan’s big World Cup song hope
June 7, 2010 by baritone ukulele
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Wolves fan’s big World Cup song hope
A World Cup song written by a Wolves fan with a ukulele accompaniment has become a big internet hit.
Read more on Express and Star
How to play “Louis Armstrong – (What A) Wonderful World” on ukulele
May 27, 2010 by baritone ukulele
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Hi. I’m showing you here how to play the well known song “What a wonderful world” from Louis Armstrong on ukulele. Just play the chords displayed in the left upper corner
. The key is the original one.
World Music – Tevaka Music Video- Tamahana
April 25, 2010 by baritone ukulele
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World Renowned Music Group “Tevaka” plays their song “Tamahana” featured in the move “Johnny Lingo”. Download this song now at www.IslandBeats.com or http
THE BLUEST TENOR UKULELE TUNE in the WORLD
April 19, 2010 by baritone ukulele
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Original tenor ukulele tune
Wild World [ukulele cover]
April 10, 2010 by baritone ukulele
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The second video in a series of videos I’m posting here upon viewers’ and friends’ requests. I felt compelled to do this Cat Stevens classic after watching the season-ender of Skins. More to come of course. Oh and by the way, I love my new uke. DISCLAIMER: I don’t own the rights to this song. No copyright infringement intended. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 17 USC § 106 and 17 USC § 106A, the fair use of this work is not an infringement of copyright.
Somewhere Over The Rainbow/What a Wonderful World – hot ukulele jam music
April 3, 2010 by baritone ukulele
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Somewhere Over The Rainbow/What a Wonderful World – (ukulele) by the hottest singingbabysitter in the world/planet:) … itunes.apple.com Song by request… I’ts been a while singing this song… Great song… in memory of the Hawaiian music hero Israel Kamakawiwo’ole who popularized this song medley… It’s one of the best, simplest yet powerful song interpretations I’v ever heard… ———— Cool youtube audience: You can request songs… and I’ll try to sing it for you in my own simple way… ———— I will upload some more “songs by request”. Acoustic stuffs, you know. Yes, you can request a song! And I will put you and your baby to sleep… as in zzzzzzz…. lol. Enjoy!









