A true blessing in my life to find this beautiful souls video’s in my early twenties. I know we all have our time, in hard times he really helped and impacted my life with his little RUclips ukulele lessons. Thank you Mike, you are missed and will always be remembered. ☮️❤
Sad to read Micheal passed away. You never know when your final chord will ring. What a wonderful legacy to leave us with, one that will live on for decades.
After two years of learning the basics of the Uke and getting comfortable with chords and strumming patterns I've been looking to take the next step. Now I have it! Thanks for this lesson Mike! I'm so grateful and very excited to practice :)
truely fantastic as always im in the proses of trying to fuse your blues tutorials with your jazz to create easy solo's with a soft blue jazz feall becose im tired of playing covers all the time and i must say you make this very esay to learn thank you
I recently made the decision to switch from just learning contemporary music on my uke (which I have had for a few years now) to picking up jazz and blues and really learning the ins and outs of the genres and to find my ukulele's voice within them. I look forward to learning more from you, Mike. :) Happy strumming.
Hi Mike, thanks for posting your videos, but your recommendation to go to Glen's website was a gem. I have never seen anyone explain the relationships between jazz chords in such a great way as Glen's. It really demystifies this. Thanks for that.
Hello Mike! I've been following you for years. And I wonder how do you manage the chord progression of MISTY on ukulele? Love that melody so much! Would appreciate it a lot if you help me play MISTY on ukulele! Thanks a lot~
@Ikeulele Oh MOST definitely. . . So does Kimo Hussey. . . The low g can give such a sweet mellowness to the jazz sound . . . But in the end its personal preference
Great info Mike thanks..I really want to play Dixieland style on my Banjo Ukulele any suggestions where I can find direction on chords songs etc???? anyone?? :)
Great vid!! Next time though maybe show us with a drawing next to the uke the chords you do it might make it easier to learn instead of figuring out where you place your fingers!
How is it that you know exactly what I want to learn next? I heard some one play at our group's open mic night last night and was thinking "gee I wish I could play some Jazz" AND the very next day there's an email telling me you've done a tutorial on just that!! My you are good! :)
hi everyone ,if anyone else needs to find out about how to learn ukulele try Trefendous Amazing Uke Tips (just google it ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate got amazing success with it.
It's e very inspirating video, thank you! At the end of the video you make an example with a song: "Look at me...." What's the name of this well known song?
OK, so I got the chords down....but you go too fast through the additional notes and the order when you open the strum.....it would really help if you put up the tabs on the screen like you used to do. Thanks I'll buy the book when it is available! (or the DVD if you have the tabs
I don´t understand Kimo´s intro chords: The fourth of them is five half-steps higher than the second. So since the second is E flat dim, the fourth should be G# dim, not D dim, shouldn´t it - or am I the one who´s dim here?
i think his is a tenor uke, but anyway you cant play it with your baritone because the tunning is diferent in the baritone as it is similar to the guitar
Check out Glen Rose's site and you will find that you can tune a baritone ukulele like all other soprano, concert or tenor ukuleles. Mike's ukulele on this video has 20 frets which puts it into the baritone range. It may be either tenor or bari but sounds like it is tuned gcea.
Isnt this a mistake? D-diminished is wrong, as we need a Db diminished as a substitution for C dom7 there. Db diminished leads to F major. D diminished would lead to a F# major. Would appreciate an answer here, Im beginn to feel really crazy and stupid here ;D But great video, by the way!
I'm so sad to come in here now, knowing that you have left us. But how wonderful that your legacy continues.
Vanessa. Yes me too. I still follow to learn. He's a really good teacher and so patient and so clear. I improve because of his teaching.
A true blessing in my life to find this beautiful souls video’s in my early twenties. I know we all have our time, in hard times he really helped and impacted my life with his little RUclips ukulele lessons. Thank you Mike, you are missed and will always be remembered. ☮️❤
Sad to read Micheal passed away. You never know when your final chord will ring. What a wonderful legacy to leave us with, one that will live on for decades.
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One of the purest things on internet
Still coming back to these videos 10 years later. Thank you for your quality work.
Still coming back to this video yrs later. Really well taught. Thx
Thank you very much Late Ukulele Mike for all your lesson and teaching , you are such a wonderful gentleman, Rest In Peace .
I love your video, as much as I love jazz! I am so excited to learn more about this fascinating little instrument and go dive into the jazz.
My salutation to Uncle Mick！
I'm sure now he is playing and singing in heaven ！
After two years of learning the basics of the Uke and getting comfortable with chords and strumming patterns I've been looking to take the next step. Now I have it! Thanks for this lesson Mike! I'm so grateful and very excited to practice :)
Rest in peace, Mike
Probably the best teacher on RUclips. Love you dude!
I love all your videos. You were such a peaceful being.
I love this video so much! Thank you for your great video
Michael you look fabulous. I have worn a mustache for over 40 years, after seeing you I am shaving it off. I enjoy your ukulele stuff.
Sincerely Rich
All your tutorials are great! I can't wait for lesson #2!
What. A. Great. Teacher. Thank you!!
Oh, that's a very good inspiration to learn more abaout ukulele and jazz!
This video is BY FAR, THE BEST one u've made!! A BIG Thank you!
truely fantastic as always im in the proses of trying to fuse your blues tutorials with your jazz to create easy solo's with a soft blue jazz feall becose im tired of playing covers all the time and i must say you make this very esay to learn
thank you
Love your tutorials. I have to get back to playing.thankyou
great tutorial. really enjoy the jazz lessons, so much more interesting than the pop tunes.
I recently made the decision to switch from just learning contemporary music on my uke (which I have had for a few years now) to picking up jazz and blues and really learning the ins and outs of the genres and to find my ukulele's voice within them. I look forward to learning more from you, Mike. :) Happy strumming.
Hi Mike, thanks for posting your videos, but your recommendation to go to Glen's website was a gem. I have never seen anyone explain the relationships between jazz chords in such a great way as Glen's. It really demystifies this. Thanks for that.
Awesome! I like your teaching. I also like Lyle Ritz. He's my idol...and now you too.
Thanks a lot! I'm really excited to learn that stuff- damn it sounds sooo beautiful! Thank you very much!
oh......what a break ! the internet so full of violence, conflict and hatred, i'm going for my uke and take a deep breath, thank you so much Mike !
god, mike, you don't realize how superb a teacher u really are. just, wow!
Great Lesson, Mike ... Thanks.
This is so helpful, thank you!!
...brilliant uketeacher...🙏
Thanks for the lesson Michael
A wonderfully clear lesson, Mike.
Excellent lesson Mr. Lynch!
Really great stuff.
Thanks Mike, Great lesson! Are you planning a DVD & Book on Jazz? The market is in need of a good one and you are the one to do it.
Very useful and helpful Mike!
Thank you Michael !!
Hello Mike! I've been following you for years. And I wonder how do you manage the chord progression of MISTY on ukulele? Love that melody so much! Would appreciate it a lot if you help me play MISTY on ukulele! Thanks a lot~
@Ikeulele Oh MOST definitely. . . So does Kimo Hussey. . . The low g can give such a sweet mellowness to the jazz sound . . . But in the end its personal preference
that was very awesome
Great content. Thank you
Your videos are great!
Such a sweet chord progression! Thank you so much :)
thank you very much from Italy!!I'd like very much learn to play this kind "little guitar" go on...!!!
Gary skiller I love it from Australian stansbury s a.
You're amazing!
Kimo Hussey, Glen Rose..thanks so much.
Nice shirt.
Nice.. i love your singing voice too :D
Do you sing and play "Today" on jazzy uke, Mike?Thanks for all you do.
Great info Mike thanks..I really want to play Dixieland style on my Banjo Ukulele any suggestions where I can find direction on chords songs etc????
anyone?? :)
Great vid!! Next time though maybe show us with a drawing next to the uke the chords you do it might make it easier to learn instead of figuring out where you place your fingers!
AMAZING!! OMG!
How is it that you know exactly what I want to learn next? I heard some one play at our group's open mic night last night and was thinking "gee I wish I could play some Jazz" AND the very next day there's an email telling me you've done a tutorial on just that!! My you are good! :)
Learning to play ukulele from scratch
I was just wondering, How often should the strings be replaced on the ukulele? Great lessons by the way.
Does anyone know if the intro has the full one?
next video could you make playing without spiking ?
You are the king of string
i do believe the king of string is brushy one string
hi everyone ,if anyone else needs to find out about how to learn ukulele try Trefendous Amazing Uke Tips (just google it ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate got amazing success with it.
It's e very inspirating video, thank you!
At the end of the video you make an example with a song: "Look at me...."
What's the name of this well known song?
Misty
What ukulele is that? It is very beautiful.
what type of ukulele do i need to use in order to play jazz?
OK, so I got the chords down....but you go too fast through the additional notes and the order when you open the strum.....it would really help if you put up the tabs on the screen like you used to do. Thanks I'll buy the book when it is available! (or the DVD if you have the tabs
Nice Ukulele!!! :-)
Rest in Peace man you were great
I don´t understand Kimo´s intro chords: The fourth of them is five half-steps higher than the second. So since the second is E flat dim, the fourth should be G# dim, not D dim, shouldn´t it - or am I the one who´s dim here?
Thank you very much :)
Lord of the dance
Is your ukulele tuned the same as a guitar? ie DGBE
Thank you
Gracias.
Hey, where's your mustache! lol Nice lesson!
your ukulele is consert?
is ukulele concert or tenor?
This is a Soprano Uke? So I wouldn't be able to apply this to my Baritone, I'm assuming?
i think his is a tenor uke, but anyway you cant play it with your baritone because the tunning is diferent in the baritone as it is similar to the guitar
Jean Pollock At 11:07 he plays this progression on a baritone.
Check out Glen Rose's site and you will find that you can tune a baritone ukulele like all other soprano, concert or tenor ukuleles. Mike's ukulele on this video has 20 frets which puts it into the baritone range. It may be either tenor or bari but sounds like it is tuned gcea.
Isnt this a mistake? D-diminished is wrong, as we need a Db diminished as a substitution for C dom7 there. Db diminished leads to F major. D diminished would lead to a F# major.
Would appreciate an answer here, Im beginn to feel really crazy and stupid here ;D
But great video, by the way!
Yes Gellert S. You are correct. It's a tritone sub. I am a ukulele teacher, with a B.Mus. in JAZZ
thx Mike.
BTW I prefer your moustache...
;-)
RIP ♡
WOW
It’s ukulele, not youkulele
please do tip-toe though the tulips!!!! (tiny tm style)
and make it east :0
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Ze Mustache iz Gone!
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Talk too much
Beverly Marbaniang - he’s not talking anymore. He died a couple of years ago. We who LOVED Mike and appreciated his teaching miss him a great deal.
You're amazing!
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