tuscadero
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Hey-o!
I'm working on Volume 2 of the very fun singalong booklet I posted last summer and I asked around to my friends, "what worked? what didn't? what would you like included this summer?" One of the bits of feedback I got was about a certain Jimmy Buffet song. I think he sometimes calls it A Love Song (From a Different Point of View.) The comment was there were often young'uns at the cookouts when we used the singalong book and that song was a little racy. Point taken. I am keeping Volume 2 family-friendly--well, friendly for MY family anyhow.
That said. There are some very fun tunes that are not safe for mixed company, but with the right crowd would be most excellent for singalong. For instance, Why Don't We do it in the Road by the Beatles, or Let's Duet from the Dewey Cox movie, and a number of songs by Garfunkel and Oates, natch. SO, I've decided to assemble two books, one of which will be decidedly After Hours.
I come to you, my Ukulele Underground folks, to ask for your ideas and recommendations. Keep it clean, liberal use of asterisks are welcome. This is an all ages forum, of course.
Naturally, I will make the final book available for download, with the blessing of our UU moderators.
I'm working on Volume 2 of the very fun singalong booklet I posted last summer and I asked around to my friends, "what worked? what didn't? what would you like included this summer?" One of the bits of feedback I got was about a certain Jimmy Buffet song. I think he sometimes calls it A Love Song (From a Different Point of View.) The comment was there were often young'uns at the cookouts when we used the singalong book and that song was a little racy. Point taken. I am keeping Volume 2 family-friendly--well, friendly for MY family anyhow.
That said. There are some very fun tunes that are not safe for mixed company, but with the right crowd would be most excellent for singalong. For instance, Why Don't We do it in the Road by the Beatles, or Let's Duet from the Dewey Cox movie, and a number of songs by Garfunkel and Oates, natch. SO, I've decided to assemble two books, one of which will be decidedly After Hours.
I come to you, my Ukulele Underground folks, to ask for your ideas and recommendations. Keep it clean, liberal use of asterisks are welcome. This is an all ages forum, of course.
Naturally, I will make the final book available for download, with the blessing of our UU moderators.