Uke-babe.
Posted by Zhoen on Friday, October 26, 2007
Essays. Meanderings and mutterings. Lots of photos of our cat. Counting coup on fifty years existence.
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13 comments:
Yay! Z. Can we come over and listen? We'll bring wine and cake ( and catnip for Moby).dkvwak
Musical guerrilla on the loose, provide material aid if you support her cause, fight the power!
Wow, you sure picked a hard one to begin on.
herhimnbryn, you really wouldn't want to listen right now. really. Wine for yourselves, and Moby doesn't react to catnip. But come on over anyway.
p, heh.
pmp, the uke or the song? The song only has three cords, easier than four bar blues.
The song-- the chords are easy (there are actually 5 or 6; don't forget the minors in the chorus, "The blackfly, the little blackfly...") but the song is a difficult one the way Hemsworth wrote it.
Oh, I think we need another podcast!
pmp,
Ah, well, not reading music is an advantage there. If I can hear it, I can sing it. Those wee chords are the problem for me, even with just three.
Logdriver's Waltz is next.
All the Sacred Harps song I know, are learned purely by ear. The shape notes can help a bit, but only as a
Udge, I am long overdue for more podcasts. Thanks for the nudge.
pmp,
Oh, and I seem to have a simplified tabulature, which is fine for me.
This is the ultimate in coolness. I''m jealous!
It's a great picture, I do like the way your arm stands out centre stage. You look very cool however you sound!
There is a place, on the far outside edges of geekiness, that, with age, becomes cool...
ooh...I''ve been thinking about getting a ukelele lately.
Now I'm inspired.
cool photo, z.
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