Rocky Top - Bluegrass on Banjo Ukulele
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- Опубликовано: 21 дек 2022
- Learn to play Rocky Top on Banjo Ukulele (Banjolele). In addition to learning the basics of the song you will also learn 3 strumming patterns to really bring the song to life with an Old Time/Bluegrass feel!
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This is how the banjolele really comes into its own, thank you, you are great
Brilliant. 👏
Hey Gavin - Thanks so much - Glad you enjoyed it! Kelly
Hi Kelly
Just to wish you and yours a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year (or I suppose that has to be 'Happy Holidays' in your part of the world)
Many thanks for your videos and info through 2022.
Hey Barry! Thanks! I'm good with the old school Merry Christmas - either way...all the best to you and yours as well! Kelly
Gonna give this try on my next day off. Thank you!
You're welcome - it's one of my favourites! Kelly
I prefer Hawaiian music on banjo uke. It enhances that soprano ukulele sound for me that I always loved.
Another one of my favourites! I guess I’ll be spending the holidays working on my Bb 😜
Have fun Wanda - kick the crap outta that Bb! Don't let it beat you! Kelly
@@fourstringstrummer Merry Christmas Kelly! Thanks for all the great tutorials!
@Wanda M you're more than welcome Wanda - all the best to you as well! Kelly
Very nice, thank you. You are so natural at it..I am not sure I will manage to play it fast.
Hi Christine - Thanks!! Just keep playing it slowly and eventually the speed will pick up on its own. Glad you enjoyed it! Kelly
@fourstringstrummer6921 - Thank you for your encouragement, Kelly. Have a great day.
Thanks. And Merry Christmas
Hey Lucy - You're welcome - Merry Christmas and all the best for a Happy New Year! Kelly
Hey again Lucy - you mentioned you liked Gordon Lightfoot - what are some tunes of his you like? I'll see if I can put a video together on one of your favourites if you like.
@@fourstringstrummer Ah yes. Love that kind offer. I recently went back to listen to your rendition of “Early Morning Rain,” which is one of the best. I can’t resist a song about travel. Or I guess that one is about being stuck and wanting to travel. Anyway, anything would be appreciated. I particularly like Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Or If you could read my mind. But your choice, really.
@Lucy T okay - let me take a look at those and I'll come up with something
@@lturner744 hey Lucy - do you have a Baritone uke as well?
Wow, you make it look so easy.... Going to take me a while to get the strum consistent. My only issue is I sing it in Key of G.... I'm trying to figure out the chords in G but getting stuck on some. Any chance you could help me out on what they are? Love your channel!
To play this in the key of G, C = G, F= C, G7 = D7, Am = Em G = D, Bb= F#dim
@@KI7GWM thank you!
The Goldtone sounds much louder than the Aklot while the latter makes your voice stand out better.
What do you think?
By all opinions, the Goldtone has a good reputation.
Given this observation, I'm not sure which one I would choose.
I imagine you are in the same doubt as me trying to find the perfect banjolele for a reasonable price...for me from European Union. Did you buy any of them. I tried Aklot and returned it because it was too heavy and louder. Maybe the Firefly deserves a try...¿?
I have both! I like the Aklot for the bluegrass sound and the Goldtone I play tunes like Ain't She Sweet, Baby Face, etc. I think the Goldtone works well for a lot of the rag time style.
I'm wondering if you can tune the banjolele to GDAE or same as fiddle and mandolin .
You probably could if you switched the first two strings around. GCEA is normal tuning for uke. The C could be tuned up to D.
Where can I get the written cords for the banjo ukes
Hi Sandra - chords for banjo ukes are the same as the ones used for regular ukes so any uke chord chart should work out perfectly for you.