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In the Pines - Leadbelly cover
Hi folks.Just got a baritone uke. For those not up on ukes. There are 4 sizes.The first 3 are tuned the same as the 4 high strings on a guitar when capoed on the fifth fret.
The largest uke the baritone is tuned exactly the same as the high four strings on a guitar.So chord voicings are very similar - with some adjustments due to the missing bass strings.This was only a cheap uke as I had no chance to play it.Bought online.But it has a nice fundamental tone.Like a little birch parlor guitar with nylon strings. It's a fun instrument for a guitarist.Here's my first go on it.The old folk / blues song.Hope some like it. |
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Nice job on Leadbelly, FB! I like your new uke! Very cool!
- Glenn
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The new uke sounds great fb!
Love your song selections and vocals
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I enjoyed that solo in the middle, very percussive, and always love the harmonica.
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Christian Guitar: Camps Primera Negra A (a flamenco guitar) Strings: Aquila SugarAquila Rubino, Knobloch CX, Aquila Alchemia I play: Acoustic blues & folk Videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/sirwhale28/videos |
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FB that was great man. And that is a great room to record in.
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i got tired of updating my guitars. |
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Thanks fellers.You are most kind.
I recommend a baritone uke for old codgers like me.Easy to fret as time takes its toll on the left hand!! |