A song to "break in" my new banjo-ululele, picked up today from Gladesville Guitar Factory courtesy of twitter.com No, I'm not going to put the name of the song in the description. Oh, OK. Maybe I will. It's "Delilah" by Tom Jones, performed by a drunken madman on banjulele and kazoo. Satisfied now? Beer courtesy of Coopers, greatest of Aussie brews.
Only just tabbed/chorded it out. It's adapted a little for banjulele, but it's a nice fun track. I'm bored and I have no beer, so this is the third video of the night
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Tony Wadsworth featured on BBC TV East Midlands Today discusses his interest the Banjulele.
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Sitting On The Top Of Blackpool Tower performed by Joe Hearson on his Dallas B Ukulele Banjo Sitting On The Top Of Blackpool Tower (joe's favorite Formby Song) Was one of George Formby Jr's less famous songs. However, in our oppinion it ranks right up there with the Formby Greats. In this Video it is performed in a slightly more unusual setting.
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I just got my banjulele back from Gruhn's Guitars in downtown Nashville, TN. They did a great job. Sounds a lot clearer and punchier. I'm digging the marbled look of the calf skin too. New fluorocarbon strings from Mya-Moes ukulele shop. Still workin' on the Formby stuff....
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A Drunken Madman plays The Smiths classic "This Charming Man", thereby proving his old bastard indie kid credentials. On an aNueNue banjo-ukulele. Formby meets Morrissey. I'm currently working up a proper cover version of this on ukes, banjulele and bass, and maybe some guitar if I feel like it. The bass component is here: www.youtube.com
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voilà un ukulélé tahitien, ou banjo tahitien, ou banjulélé, ou banjolélé, au choix! désolé pour le début où il n'est pas trop accordé, mais j'ai eu la flemme de refilmer :D il ya 2*4 cordes, en SOL DO MI LA (accordage en DO) le système de résonance est le même qu'un banjo, le sillet étant maintenu par la pression des cordes sur une fine plaque de bois (pour le banjo c'est souvent un "tissu" plastique) qui vibre et résonne grâce à la petite caisse.
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Live performance by Johnny Foodstamp on 9/15/11 of his original song "Kill All the Musicians." Look for this song and many more on the upcoming album. For more delicious banjulele action check out www.reverbnation.com
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Does what it says on the tin. It's in F rather than the original recording's E major, and I adapted it a little for banjulele. This being the case it's more a pastiche than a cover, but it's a fun song so who cares? Three chords in total, F, C and C7
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"Any Road" is just one of the standout tracks from the acclaimed George Harrison Brainwashed album. The new video of the song (exclusive to PBS through Fast Focus) includes previously unreleased footage that lovingly celebrates George's life. His humor and spirit are captured in the studio, in concert, casual shots and animated footage. "Any Road" is the first George Harrison music video since "This is Love" from Cloud Nine in 1988. Written by George Harrison, "Any Road" is produced by George's son, Dhani and ELO's Jeff Lynne. The video features George on slide and acoustic guitars and banjulele; Jeff Lynne on bass, piano and backing vocals; Dhani Harrison on electric guitar and backing vocals; and Jim Keltner on drums. Rolling Stone has embraced George's final work saying, "... Brainwashed is a Warm Frank goodbye. Fear and acceptance run together in these songs, anger as well as serenity. Most importantly, there are lots of guitars. Harrison died before he could finish the music. But his co-producers - his son Dhani and ELO's Jeff Lynne have completed the album with impressive sensitivity, to the point that Harrison feels immensely present...It is a fine, enchanting epitaph."
In my first video I got it wrong, I'm pretty sure this is the correct way to do it.
I've got one of these and it's quite useful I thought some of you out there might like to try one to keep the old neighbours happy.
GFS Convention June 2008. Andy plays (I think) a Ludwig with Crowns and gives a performance in the way only he can. Ukulele hero and inspiration to all us budding uke banjo players. One of three songs performed by Andy and one of my favourites. www.andyeastwood.com
