buddhuu
Super Moderator (Retired)
This has, I suppose, limited uke content, as I was the only one playing a uke.
My band played a community gig at an open farm day today. After the song in the video linked below, a lady walked over to the stage and thanked us for playing it. She said that of all the music from her youth, in the 1960s, this was her absolute favourite. Made us feel really good.
The comment Phil makes at the end is totally tongue-in-cheek.
Here's the vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZsN2qMlcP8
My Kala solid mahogany tenor did a great job. Sadly it's not very audible in the video. Still, it's a fine uke for the money and I love it.
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My band played a community gig at an open farm day today. After the song in the video linked below, a lady walked over to the stage and thanked us for playing it. She said that of all the music from her youth, in the 1960s, this was her absolute favourite. Made us feel really good.
The comment Phil makes at the end is totally tongue-in-cheek.
Here's the vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZsN2qMlcP8
My Kala solid mahogany tenor did a great job. Sadly it's not very audible in the video. Still, it's a fine uke for the money and I love it.
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