I like it a lot. I'm also in that same boat. I don't QUITE consider 45 to be "middle-aged", but I suppose I am deluding myself.
You look to be in a bit better shape than me, but thanks for the compliment!You just need to shave your head and face and wear a bow tie and we could be twins...well, sort'a ....
You look to be in a bit better shape than me, but thanks for the compliment!
This is so interesting because I am currently putting the finishing touches on a litte Circle of Fifths lesson for the ukulele for my blog. I'd like to get your opinion on it when it is up. And, yes, your are right - age has nothing to do with it. The song is a fun one that comments on how a lot of us middle-aged guys have turned to ukulele and I think the implied but unstated message is that I DO believe that one is never too old to accomplish their dreams! I'm a big Burt Munro fan (of "World's Fastest Indian") so I really do agree with you.I don't understand what your age has to do with all this. I took up the ukulele last year and I'm having a blast. I'm 71 and still going strong. I'm into the playing but also into the theory of music trying to tear the Circle of Fifths apart. Bottom line is keep your eye on the goal, your never to old as long as your on top of the grass looking down. Boy, is that sage wisdom or what.
Keep on trucking.
Loved the song! Wonder if I can still get away from singing it at age 53...