I enjoy playing this tune on my piano accordion, even if it still gives me trouble. Let’s start off with a uke version…. And how can I resist a tuba and matching outfits? Blind Lemming Chiffon? Un simpatico Medley guidato dal famoso Sailor’s Hornpipe And… Read More
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Carolina Chocolate Drops
Lately, I’ve had my Carolina Chocolate Drops CD playing in the car wherever I go. Since this excellent banjo/fiddle combo has been on my mind, I thought it must be time to post some samples here. I have posted their music before, back on the… Read More
Elliot Charles Adnopoz
AKA Ramblin Jack Elliott This is a beautiful version of Woody Guthrie’s Pastures of Plenty.
The End of the World Polka
the Clarinet Polka
Here’s an Old Timey version… Brave Combo… This is also called Polka Dziadek, or Grandfather’s Polka And, for Salvelinas, here’s a version on the soprano Uke…
Feira de Mangaio
This is Sivuca. Take your pick. Wow!
When the Saints
Here’s Dr. Oakroot playing the cigar box uke and the two-litre bottle kazoo. Mr. Oakroot is a unique performer. Here’s a blues called Slippin in Your Backdoor Here’s one more just cause I know you’re starting to warm up to this sound.
Uke Magic
A friend recently told me he was planning to take up the Ukelele. An excellent ambition, I say. Here’s some Uke magic….
Got you Covered
Ring of Fire was written by June Carter and Merle Kilgore. It was first recorded in 1962 by Anita Carter. Johnny Cash recorded it the following year. It became the biggest hit of his career. This song has been well recorded over the years. Here’s… Read More
Where life is…visions of the city
Let’s start with poet Charles Bukowski. Remember Petula Clark? Listen to the rhythm of a gentle bossa nova. You can take the Downtown Train, or stay In the Neighborhood. I’m going to Kansas City. Then I’m Walkin’ to New Orleans. Anchored down in Anchorage. What’s… Read More