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Oh! Both good ones.
::Leader Board:: Ahnko Honu Takes The Lead Chapter 19!
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Oh! Both good ones.
salukulady
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Oh Lauren this makes me so happy! Any of those schools will be thrilled to have you.
Of course you're in choir, we always said you had a beautiful voice.
Let us know which college you pick.
Pueo
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I fully agree with your choices.
Pueo
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I want to make a seasons video. Song practice starts tomorrow.
Mim
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SO MANY!
Shoooot... I don't know!
Can I just say I really enjoy any of the well done Jane Austen based movies. I just love those stories.
glass
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Good day to all. Off I go now for another fun filled day.
Ukulelerob
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Best wishes for a happy future, Lauren.
Don't forget us little people.
Drop by and give us a yell every so often.
Ukulelerob
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A very happy and healthy new day to all!
Ukulelerob
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OK, anyone remember who B. J. Thomas is?
[Cmaj7] = (0002)
[C+] = (1003)
[Am/C] = (2003)
[C7*] = (3003)
OK, on the [C], [Cmaj7] and [C7] run, You're just moving your finger towards the nut on the A string.
On the [C+ (aug)], [Am/C] and [C7*], you hold the C note on the A string and first fret the G string (C+ or aug), then slide to the second fret of the G string (Am/C), and finally to the third fret of the G string for the (C7*).
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[CENTER]Hooked on a Feeling
B. J. Thomas[/CENTER]
[C] I can't stop this [Cmaj7] feeling [C7] deep inside of [F] me
[Fm] Girl you just don't [C] realize what you [G7] do to me
When you [C] hold me in your [C+] arms so tight
You let me [Am/C] know every [C7*] thing's alright
[F]I I I [G] I, I’m hooked on a [C] feeling [G7]
High on be[F]lieving [G7]
That you're in [C] love with [Em] me [F] [G7]
[C] Lips are sweet as [Cmaj7] candy
The [C7] taste stays on my [F] mind
[Fm] Girl you keep me [C] thirsty for a [G7] nother cup of wine
I [C] got it bad for [Cmaj7] you girl
But [C7] I don't need no [F] cure
[Fm] I'll just stay ad[C]dicted and hope I [G7] can endure
All the [C] good love when we're [C+] all alone
Keep it [Am/C] up girl yeah you [C7*] turn me on
[F]I I I [G] I, I’m hooked on a [C] feeling [G7]
High on be[F]lieving [G7]
That you're in [C] love with [Em] me [F] [G7]
Instrumental: [C] [Cmaj7] [C7] [F] [Fm] [C] [G7]
All the [C] good love when we're [C+] all alone
Keep it [Am/C] up girl yeah you [C7*] turn me on
[F]I I I [G] I, I’m hooked on a [C] feeling [G7]
High on be[F]lieving [G7]
That you're in [C] love with [Em] me [F] [G7]
That you're in [C] love with [Em] me [F] [G7]
That you're in [C] love with [Em] me [F] [G7] [C][Cmaj7] = (0002)
[C+] = (1003)
[Am/C] = (2003)
[C7*] = (3003)
OK, on the [C], [Cmaj7] and [C7] run, You're just moving your finger towards the nut on the A string.
On the [C+ (aug)], [Am/C] and [C7*], you hold the C note on the A string and first fret the G string (C+ or aug), then slide to the second fret of the G string (Am/C), and finally to the third fret of the G string for the (C7*).
Ukulelerob
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When I went to put this one on the list I see I already posted it once. (7/18/13) Man, reruns.
Ukulelerob
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I went back and found it.
http://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/showthread.php?82808-Leader-Board-Ahnko-Honu-Takes-The-Lead-Chapter-16!&p=1329645#post1329645
While I was searching I found this.
Ukulelerob
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I was looking at a song and they said to use a Esus7. Which I took to be a Esus4 and the 7th (dominate, AKA flat7). Esus4 is the first, fourth and fifth notes played together. E, A and B. If you put the seventh (dominate) on this it would be, E, A, B and D. Which would fret (4200). Technically writing sus after a chord means sus4. Otherwise you'd note a sus2.
Ukulelerob
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Ok, then. That was too much thinking this early. It must be breakfast time. Later!
Ooooga chuka!
Good morning hos.
RichM
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I don't really have favorite movies, but one that I can watch all the way through whenever it comes on cable is "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" Full of Coen Brothers weirdness and incredibly good music.
A remarkably good movie that most people haven't seen is "Pennies From Heaven," an early Steve Martin movie. It contrasts the reality of Depression-era America with the sunny production numbers from the Hollywood musicals of the time in a way that is surprisingly moving.
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mascompro
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I didn't answer this yesterday, because I really can't pin down just one. There are far to many truly good movies out there for me.
hoosierhiver
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QOTD: Ever had a brush with fame?
I once gave Johnny Cougar Mellencamp a flyer for Otter Fest, we were at the same Mexican restaurant (he didn't come, and didn't read it, the jerk).
I once gave Johnny Cougar Mellencamp a flyer for Otter Fest, we were at the same Mexican restaurant (he didn't come, and didn't read it, the jerk).
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