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Great beginner song for ukulele. Just 3 chords and the arrangement never changes. Chords are F, Bb, and C

This is an easy one. Just 4 open chords – F, C, Am, G. The song uses the same 4 chord progression throughout.

The intro to this could be a little challenging with its syncopated rhythm. Once you get past that the song is relatively easy.

Simple 3 chord song. The song is in the key of D and uses the chords D, G, and A. Ashley will be using some different barre chord forms rather than the typical open chords you might be used to.

Learn this classic from famous Hawaiian artist Don Ho. The song is relatively easy but is written in the key of Eb making it require several barre type chords. The song also includes a key change from Eb to E.

Kokomo is written in the key of C and uses 8 chords. Most of the chords are open chords. The verse makes use of a falling chromatic line within the chords chosen that creates this “beachy” mood. Very genius arrangement!

In this lesson we will learn this classic tune by Carol King as performed by the Shirelles in the 50’s hit.

There are many versions of this song by many different performers. We will be learning the song in the key of G. It will require 7 chords most of which are open chords.

Learn the iconic Roy Orbison song and its very recognizable opening riff on ukulele.  The song is based in A and contains mostly simple open chords.   

Learn this traditional Hawaiian song as performed by Iz.