Easy ukulele fingerpicking 4:4 time - Matt's Quick Tips - Ukulele

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[@jackiemiller6953]

Thank you Matt😊

[@mattsteadukulele]

You’re welcome Jackie

[@pamrhodes6654]

Thanks again Matt...

[@mattsteadukulele]

You’re always welcome Pam

[@phyllismorris94]

That actually looks doable for a relative beginner.
I need remedial help on how to do the riff (or is it called a lick)
for "These Boots are Made for Walking"
The song is easy. But that intrinsic riff doesn't work for me.
I keep getting a buzzing sound at one spot. Is it my playing or it my ukulele? I think it's me, because both my ukuleles sound that way.

[@johns4962]

Great wee tip Matt love finger picking , Have you any tips on how to get my thumb back behind the fretboard I've developed a bad habit of my thumb being over the top now and I cannot get it back it's driving me mad as it does make things slightly awkward Thanks John

[@mattsteadukulele]

Thanks John. This is going to sound crazy but when I teach kids I get them to draw an angry face on their thumb. Every time it creeps up over the fretboard we make sure it gets hidden away quickly! The main thing is to be conscious of it when it happens and then correct yourself. It takes a bit of time to train it.