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Crazy Little Thing Called Love by Queen
Crazy Little Thing Called Love is in the key of D. Chords needed are D, G, C, Bb, E, E7, A7, and F The intro and verses use a D to Dsus4 type riff with a swing feel. The chorus is played with a triplet feel making the rhythm a bit tricky.
The Joker by Steve Miller Band
In this lesson we will be learning the Joker by Steve Miller Band in the original key of F. The song is just 3 chords, F, Bb, and C. The intro and verses consist of a classic riff / melody line originally played on Bass. The chorus is a simple arrangement of just the 3 chords strummed.
Ohio by CSN&Y
In this lesson we will be learning Ohio by Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young. The song needs just 4 chords, D, C, F, and Gm7. The song starts with a riff within the D, C and F chords using some hammer ons while strumming. From an arrangement standpoint, the song is just 2 parts, verse and chorus.
Lovesick Blues by Hank Williams
In this lesson we will be learning the Hank Williams classic Lovesick Blues. The song is in the key of F and uses 8 chords, mostly open chords but we do have a Bb barre chord. Watch out for the 2/4 measure that occurs a couple times in the song.
I Will Buy You A New Life by Everclear
This hard rockin’ pop tune works pretty good on ukulele. Its in the key of G. The chords used are G or G5, C, Em, B, and C7
Dream A Little Dream Of Me
In this lesson we will be learning an old jazz standard from Ella Fitzgerald and Louie Armstrong. The song is in the key of C and involves advanced chords being the jazzy tune that it is. Lots of chords in this one, but the strumming pattern is simple. It lends itself well to the ukulele.
Valerie by Amy Winehouse
In this lesson Ashley will teach you the song Valerie by Amy Winehouse. The song is in Eb and involves some interesting min and maj 7th chords. The strumming pattern will also be covered
Ukulele For Guitar Players
In this lesson Ashley will be discussing the similarities between ukulele and guitar. For guitar players learning ukulele this is a great lesson to study.
High Hopes by Panic at the Disco
High Hopes is a pretty simple tune for ukulele. The song consists of just 2 parts and a simple strumming pattern throughout. The chords used are Bb, F, Dm, C, Am, A7, and Bm.
The Number System
In this lesson we will be studying a system of understanding chords in a different way. It involves taking the chords and converting them to numbers or roman numerals. This system is important and useful because you can take the numbers of chords and easily apply them to changing keys. And it also provides an easy way to communicate musically with other musicians.