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Please do not ask for strumming patterns. Sharing online how to literally play a song (i.e. strumming, rhythm and tempo) is not allowed by the MPA (Music Publishers Association) because of copyright issues.
Carefully listen to the song and try to really "feel" the rhythm. Once you get the basics of strumming, I can assure you it'll go real quick. Maybe the strumming guide can help you on your way.
Carefully listen to the song and try to really "feel" the rhythm. Once you get the basics of strumming, I can assure you it'll go real quick. Maybe the strumming guide can help you on your way.
Louis Armstrong (August 4, 1901 - July 6, 1971) nicknamed Satchmo or Pops, was an American jazz trumpeter and singer from New Orleans, Louisiana.
Coming to prominence in the 1920s as an inventive trumpet and cornet player, Armstrong was a foundational influence in jazz, shifting the focus of the music from collective improvisation to solo performance. With his instantly-recognizable gravelly voice, Armstrong was also an influential singer, demonstrating great dexterity as an improviser
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I played this with the chords c g f a7, then f c g Am, and then f g c and it worked better. The next chords are g f Am then a7 c a7 c and then a7 c g am g. Try it and it might work out better for your voice :)
I think the F on ‘I love you’ should be Gm? I can’t make the vocals fit elsewise
I fully agree that is a smart move
does anyone know how to play this song in a higher key because i can’t sing this low and i can’t go an octive higher because it stresses my vocal cords
A capo will do it!
I recommend putting the capo on the third fret :)
This is great! For a fun little chord turn around at the end of verses 1, 2 & 4, you can add the minor 2 (Gmin) and the Five (C) at a half bar each. It would look like this:
Bb C F Gmin C
And I think to myself, What a wonderful world.
who actually bashes people for liking an instrument? imagine being this rude and pressed over an instrument lmao
Very puzzling. I’m “good enough” to gig on upright bass in four jazz groups and a couple of big bands, and have played guitar for 40 years, but I prefer playing uke to guitar.
I play both guitar and ukulele. Some songs I sing for my church group sound better on a uke, some sound better on a guitar. My dad plays the guitar so when I play with him it’s usually on the uke for a sound contrast. Although I respect the guitar I respect the ukulele too.
uh what? that’s not at all true, guitar and ukulele sound completely different and some people prefer the sound of ukulele. don’t bash people just for liking a different instrument dude
For strumming, I pluck G and C at the same time and then DU UDU
man something about that album covers always creeped me out
For the strumming pattern you can do DDU UDU
For the strumming pattern, I usually just use DDU in a slow manner for each chord… it gives a pretty peaceful vibe. That’s just what I use :)
instead of Bb, it should be Db
Errrr… no.
NO.
NO.
NOOO!!!!!!
that sounds just plain stupid!
alright mate keep your tits on.
On piano you can make it work, it’s because of the voicing on uke it sounds bad lol.
?? bloody harmony police on ukutabs.
it can work on other instruments
I love the song, my favorite. I’m a beginner at ukelele and this will be my masterpiece.
What a wonderful song!
I like playing this on 7+ and mashing it up with Twenty One Pilots Can’t Help Falling in Love! View Renee Dominque’s video to see what I’m talking about
Twenty One Pilots did a cover, they didn’t write the song Elvis Presley did.
Um, duh duh 2. While Elvis was the performer, it was written by Hugo Peretti an team. Can anyone name a song Elvis actually wrote?
I really love this song. As for the strumming, I just find a Vedio of it on YouTube and go from there. There are many deferent ways to do this. Just do what feels right to you.