I love the Ukulele and the wonderful people it draws together. I have been fortunate to tour around the UK, Europe, Canada, the USA, Australia and New Zealand.
@UkuleleG3orge Well if both you and your audience are happy with deconstructing and substituting chords because they are impossible to play, then go ahead - keep em coming maestro. Have a great day.
@UkuleleG3orge Yes - I agree your notes and chords are correct. However, why write something practically impossible to play? I can do precisely the same thing with a Barre on the 4th fret and the sequence 4447 Major - 4446 Major 7th - 4445 Dom 7th - and 4444 - 6th.
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I have a FREE series ukulele lessons on YouTube that are aimed at folks who own a ukulele and want to reach out further than C, F & G. A downloadable worksheet is in the YT description.
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@UkuleleG3orge Cool - I see where you are coming from now. Thanks. Do you have any videos of yourself playing some tunes that demonstrate some of these progessions ?
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A tune not often heard on a ukulele as a solo "Flight Spirit Concert Ukulele Demo - Up Close and Personal Demo 1 - Peter Moss Ukulele"
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@AndyEastwoodUK I remember doing a week long run of gigs at the Ashton with my sister Wendy. It was a music hall with Jack Storey and Conita Dawn (Spelling). We must have been about 10-11 yrs old as we were at primary school at the time. Each night our patents drove to and from the venue.