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Great Job! I love HEART. been singing their songs for most of my life and not many can accompany me live playing guitar! IMPRESSED!

A very lovely woman must have inspired this lovely rendition!

М-да, но все равно хороши❤❤❤❤

Ha! Thanks. I don’t post much, occasionally a part for a student if I don’t like the tutorials offered here. Mostly there’s always a good one, maybe I didn’t like what I saw for this song I can’t remember 😂 Beato is a mighty gift to us all isn’t he?

I liked a comment you made on Rick Beato's channel so I came here. Your playing is cool. And that guitar is gorgeous.

I met Andrew Gold at a NAMM show around 2008... SUPER nice guy and very humble. RIP Andrew.

I thoroughly enjoyed this. Just beautiful. Keep it up.

😳🤩🥳🙌👏🤜🤛

😘 𝓅𝓇o𝓂o𝓈𝓂

Thanks! I hear what you’re talking about especially with the third chord voicing that I was missing. Cheers and rock on!

Alkso seems like theres a Csus in section 2.

Great song Jim, love the way you slipped in She loves You, reformulated. Just heard you had one of these days yourself...congratulations and best wishes!

Ah yes, tuned down a semi-tone. Ukulele hunt has this covered: ukulelehunt.com/2009/06/25/elliott-brood-the-valley-town-tab/ But Jim's tutorial here is very helpful, once you have the Uke tuned right!

My Uke is tuned with standard "my dog has fleas" (GCEA) also, but I don't get anything close to this when I play those frets! Have you done something different like what Benny Birelli (below) said he had to do?

Right hand too far forward...Gypsy no-no

Breanne Quigley It is just 4 frets, 7, 5, 3, and 1, on the A string. Simpler song ever.

could you post the chords as well? hard to see exactly in the video, and tablature is different for many sites. thank you for the great vid with the strumming pattern, this has been a good practice for me on the notes i can make out :) cheers

Aside from being completely adorable, those kids have some serious talent at work. They must have a fantastic teacher!

its soudns very very like u just learnt it and u just plays like without no feeling,am not saying nothing to disrespect,but play it with feeling,close ur eyes,and put ur heart in , :)

Despite the comments of 'James Greenfield' below, I have no idea who made them or what they could possibly mean. Not that I'm asking. Jim

fi u don't put your name in your comments befor call 911 on u so u get out of yutube and mycos and m are20 yars old and will baet the hack out of u.

can u take your name off my comment list stop trying to still i8 and im18 and my cousins 19

I tried playing this song with standard tuning and it did not sound right. Tuned everything a half-step down and it sounded perfect. So I think that it should be G# D# B F# with G# closest to your feet

I didn't know Steve Jobs knows how to play guitar...

Ok Jim set me up with your Camden Yards people and I'll bring them in.

Looks good. Would really be good if you wore orange and black and the kids followed this with "Thank God I'm a Country boy."

Thank you. 45 years. Only pop music for the first 20 though. The classical guitar is more or less a hobby for me. Glad you enjoyed!

Great rendition. how long have you been playing?

Love this!!

I've been having trouble with the rhythm so this really helped! Thank you!

Standard soprano uke tuning Eysteinn. A E C G, 1st string is A, the one closest to your feet.

Could you help me, I don't know how to tune the uke for this song.

whats up with the lube and Kleenex ? just kidding, i know its hand sanitizer. LOL

This is really cool but i have one constructive criticism. You should improve, actually change your picking technique. And i don't refer to the gypsy-jazz technique; which is difficult to adopt but of course the best for jazz manouche. I mean you hold the pick rather powerless. I feel uncomfortable saying this stuff, who am i? And of course there is this thesis that everyone should play as they are comfortable but who is comfortable when you try to learn a new technique? Learn it from themasters

Great job! great song. One of the beautiful things about living here in Brooklyn, is that I get to see stephane wrembel every week 5 blocks away from my house.

Really nice, flawless, where i can find the tab?

Great job...since you are so good you should consider learning how to rest stroke pick and play all down strokes an every string change...that's how they get the authentic gypsy sound...I myself am just begining to get it.

muito bommm

Hye Jim, do u know where i can get the tab for this piece? I'm a novice and find it too difficult to work out myself. Cheers, great vid as well.

@jimo50 thanks! found it !

@miroslavsafin Somebody made one! Look up "Bistro Fada playback A and B", on RUclips, you will see it there...

do you think you could upload the backing track to youtube or to another website and share the link so that I could also try to solo over it? Thanks !! :D Great playing again . . .

@miroslavsafin I made it myself. I'm not much of a bass player, but I did what I could. A few of Mr. Wrembel's versions seemed to have slightly different chords in the rhythm part, so I went with a combination of sorts. His performance on the Kojo Nnamdi show is so great, he improvises freely at times,much more so than I can. It's a lot of fun to play that's for sure.

where did you obtain a backing track for this song ?