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Been a fan of the greasy one since the early 80’s.

What a gift to the world. He is so dearly missed.

The Stitch Live show from Disneyland Paris should be brought to Disneyland California! The Stitch from over there is more expressive!

how come they didn't have Chris Sanders do this?

He is sorely missed ....

I feel privileged to have seen him multiple times: with Ry, with El Rayo X, and with Hani Naser. No one like him. RIP, Mr Dave.

Creative genius! Fortunately saw him again a few years back at Sweetwater. He played some baroque guitars & other stringed instruments…many of us hadn’t ever seen before. Grateful for all he left behind. May he rest easy now🙏✨🕊🌎

How come that thang don't sound like bullshit here?

This is so adorable, I wish it was still a thing 😢😭

This is like 1-on-1 Monsters Inc laugh floor, looking back on it now, haha. I remember this from so long ago as a tiny kiddo. Was too shy to talk to him back then so the parents had to do it for me, hah. The wait for it was pretty long since it was just the one room and the decently-long sessions. Think it was a Waiting List-type deal and you'd wait in the lobby until they called you up. They'd stick the kids with L&S coloring pages to cope with the long wait times if I remember it all right. Disney's interactive technology has come a long way since then, but I still miss this one.

Just so sad that this-absolute musical genius remains unappreciated and undiscovered by the main stream. No doubt why he, Warren, Jackson etc got along so well. “ let’s play another bad one then, ‘cause I love it when the blood drains from Dave face”

Take a bath hippie

Standard tuning?

I don't know how I just was turned onto this! So Cool! The Amazing Mr. Dave!

Total Master of all he plays, fingers dance across the fretboards and he is a born troubadour.

I occasionally come back to this video to have my mind blown again

The sound … the tone he gets. Unearthly. Funny how you hear traces of our in his uke and traces of his uke in his old. Everything bleeds from a good heart and magic.

LEGENDARY

This is how a prow noodles.

Is this even around Disneyland anymore I’ve been to Disneyland and I kept looking for it but I can’t find it

Simply amazing.

I wish I got to do this. I’d ask Stitch which planet he came from, and what it’s like in Hawaii, probably show him that I speak his alien language too, and show him the adventures of Superman.

I wish chris Sanders appeared live in stitch pajamas and makeup

The stitch burp is so cute and then says thank you so cutely

This is awesome!

Stitch is my favorite

He is not human :) such an amazing talent that we have all been lucky enough to have entertaining us for 50 yrs!!!!

I ukes'ually find the uke to be too cute by about half. But this is a whole mess of fun!

fabulous

the very definition of magic...this DOES NOT SOUND LIKE ANY UKE I'VE EVER SEEN OR HEARD. Shaman of the strings.

wat

Where's Chris Sanders when you need him?

See....it’s not the tools but the workmanship that makes great creations... bless him.

Wonderfull, faaaantastic!!! One of the greatest ever!!!

Nine one, man.

I try that once!

Mya-Moe Ukes are fine.

My name is Reno and my brother's name is Dave

No one else could do this! ..................................................

Whoo boy! Super stuff. Gee, I don't tune my (tenor) uke like that. Maybe I should. I'll work on my Baritone.

What a great show in Evanston Il. David is truly talented

Oudkulele.....?????

Making a uke scream ! Awesome !

vaya que se ve real

dude looks more like Steven Tyler.

Pam Horton does amazing work, she fixed my eyebrows & eyeliner that was done by a person who really messed it up...I live on the East coast & fly back every 2 years to get them retouched...no one else comes near my eyes...

I love Mercury Blues. The El Rayo X version was the first I heard. I've also heard Roy Rogers (The slide player, not the cowboy singer) do it. When somebody told me that a new country guy named Alan Jackson had also done it, I was prepared to hate it, but I was pleasantly surprised. I wouldn't buy his record, but he did a good job.

BRILLIANT! Lindley could play shoestrings if they were tight enough! A maestro that is largely unknown to many. Heavenly talent with extraordinary melodic expression!

Lol it doesn't sound like him but that's cool

Just saw David in Denver. No ukes this time but a fantastic show!