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lol, I was waiting for smoke to start pouring out of that Ukulele, Pretty Impressive Exspecially about half way through the song where he picks it up a notch.

http://media.spikedhumor.com/717/ukulele.wmv

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I've seen this guy before ... isn't he incredible?


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That was really cool.

Any idea what tuning he uses?


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Um. How hard would the ukulele (or any other instrument that
*looks* like a guitar. You know what I mean. ) be to learn coming
from the guitar? That's beautiful. Would love to try one out.

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That is awesome.. I think I feel a suggestion for a lesson coming on

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Wow!


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That was really cool.

Any idea what tuning he uses?
It is a baratone uke so it's standard tuning.

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so its like the bottom 4 strings on a guitar, D,G,B,E

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wow I was blown away with his playing.
he needs to get a life

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wow I was blown away with his playing.
he needs to get a life
Um, he tours the world and makes a living doing what he loves.
Sounds like a great life to me.

http://www.jakeshimabukuro.com/english/top.html

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This is the guy that inspired me to suggest "close to you" He does a cool version of it that can be heard on his web site.

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Um, he tours the world and makes a living doing what he loves.
Sounds like a great life to me.

http://www.jakeshimabukuro.com/english/top.html
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Awesome, I learned a version of "While my guitar gently weeps" from a fingerstyle book, alot of fun to play but no where near as complex as that uke. version.


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A cool thing about how he played this tune is that you can hear that he was playing through chord s rather than thinking scales.

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Awesome, what artistry, he's a real business man too!!! Checked his web site and it's forty dollars to be a member of his fan club!!!His bio is really interesting.

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