Phil - this song is my favorite project. I started by working on the chords, then the picking, the first little solo/fill, etc. I can see gradual progress but I know I am at least a month away from putting it all together. It is a lot of fun thanks to your instructions. I need to buy you another cup of coffee 😊
@@PhilDoleman That is encouraging to hear! I learn from the many good on-line sources but your approach appeals to me the most. Thanks for the great videos and wish you all the best.
Oh wow..... just this week put my Blind Boy Fuller CD in the truck! His style was almost made for the uke. Good ol' Rory Gallagher first hipped me to BBF. This is great. Swing on, sir!
Fantastisch! Morgen kaufe ich mir bei Thomann eine Bariton Ukulele, deine Songs und deine Tutorials sind so toll erklärt! Ich bin begeistert! Vielen Dank! Viele Grüße aus Nürnberg, Gila
another good one! don't know if I can make the larger stretches on my tenor guitar, but I'm sure going to try. though I knew about him before, this made me sniff around for more on Blind Boy Fuller. I was surprised to learn that he'd written "Step It Up And Go," a version of which I'd done *many* times (on washboard) when I was with the Emerald City Jug Band. live and learn I guess. 😊
Thanks Phil. Great song and very baritone friendly. I got your excellent explanation, but wonder if the sheet to support the screen charts is available on your Patreon site so I can follow it better whilst practicing? Cheers.
@@huwperry8641 Sorry it took so long Huw, you can find it at www.learntheukulele.co.uk/baritone-uke the link is just under the Baritone Blues playlist.
Oh Blimey Phil, I wish I hadn’t watched this great video - I’m still slowly getting to grips with ‘Crazy About You’, on my new baritone! Trouble is, even if I was good enough, I wouldn’t be singing this one. I’m a woman. Any Bessie Smith et al in your videos?🌷
I’ll look forward to that, Thank you🙏 - I’ve nearly got to grips with the ‘pattern straddling two chords’ challenge in ‘Crazy..’ Please don’t make it too difficult tho’…..😀🌷
Not sure what you mean by a melatona? The Beltona resonator baritone I play in another video is a custom instrument, costing over £1000 (it's not mine, I had to give it back!). the one in this video is a Noah, which is £279 www.noahukuleles.com/product/noah-baritone/
Phil - this song is my favorite project. I started by working on the chords, then the picking, the first little solo/fill, etc. I can see gradual progress but I know I am at least a month away from putting it all together. It is a lot of fun thanks to your instructions. I need to buy you another cup of coffee 😊
Thanks Tom, it's a fun song, glad you're getting there! It often takes me a month or so to get it all in place.
@@PhilDoleman That is encouraging to hear! I learn from the many good on-line sources but your approach appeals to me the most. Thanks for the great videos and wish you all the best.
Thanks Phil - that was AWESOME!!!
Love the lesson! Thanks for putting out some baritone lessons that are extremely helpful and fun to learn. Much appreciated.
Oh wow..... just this week put my Blind Boy Fuller CD in the truck! His style was almost made for the uke. Good ol' Rory Gallagher first hipped me to BBF. This is great. Swing on, sir!
Brilliant lessons. Thank you. Can't wait for more inspiration and guidance from your clear and concise video lessons
Fantastisch! Morgen kaufe ich mir bei Thomann eine Bariton Ukulele, deine Songs und deine Tutorials sind so toll erklärt! Ich bin begeistert! Vielen Dank! Viele Grüße aus Nürnberg, Gila
Thanks Gila! Enjoy your new baritone :-)
Bravo! Finalmente qualcuno che insegna l'ukulele e che lo sa anche suonare! 🤣🤣
Thank you!
Another fabulous lesson, thank you
Brilliant stuff here Phil! Thank you for the baritone content, and your generous walk through of these super cool techniques.
This is superb - thanks Phil!
another good one! don't know if I can make the larger stretches on my tenor guitar, but I'm sure going to try.
though I knew about him before, this made me sniff around for more on Blind Boy Fuller. I was surprised to learn that he'd written "Step It Up And Go," a version of which I'd done *many* times (on washboard) when I was with the Emerald City Jug Band.
live and learn I guess. 😊
You could always stick on a capo and makes those stretches a bit easier. Blind Boy Fuller had so many great songs!
@@PhilDoleman - that distant clapping sound you just heard was me, doing a vigorous face palm. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@howlinhobbit Haha!
Thanks Phil. Great song and very baritone friendly. I got your excellent explanation, but wonder if the sheet to support the screen charts is available on your Patreon site so I can follow it better whilst practicing? Cheers.
It isn't Hugh, but I'll put something together and add a link under the video!
@@PhilDoleman Thanks Phil. Much appreciated 👍
@@huwperry8641 Sorry it took so long Huw, you can find it at www.learntheukulele.co.uk/baritone-uke the link is just under the Baritone Blues playlist.
@@PhilDoleman No problem Phil - much appreciated. Will be tuning in to “see” you at Maesteg Festival next Saturday . Cheers👍
Oh Blimey Phil, I wish I hadn’t watched this great video - I’m still slowly getting to grips with ‘Crazy About You’, on my new baritone! Trouble is, even if I was good enough, I wouldn’t be singing this one. I’m a woman. Any Bessie Smith et al in your videos?🌷
I've just been working on a great Victoria Spivey song for a student which might fit the bill! I'll make it the next video :-)
I’ll look forward to that, Thank you🙏 - I’ve nearly got to grips with the ‘pattern straddling two chords’ challenge in ‘Crazy..’
Please don’t make it too difficult tho’…..😀🌷
@@pennyyoung2291 Try this! ruclips.net/video/9U6egYnwzVI/видео.html
Great work thanks interested in melatona baritone ukulele say price thanks
Not sure what you mean by a melatona? The Beltona resonator baritone I play in another video is a custom instrument, costing over £1000 (it's not mine, I had to give it back!). the one in this video is a Noah, which is £279 www.noahukuleles.com/product/noah-baritone/
@@PhilDoleman thanks for the reply now I understand 👍