Recent content by bird's eye view of my ukelele

One more homemade-y, on the robin uke again... "Crow (Tell Me What You See)"

I have a biscuit tin bari uke that I thought really had to be here this week, so I wrote a little song for it and the season... "Red Robin Blues"

"the cuckoo" - a traditional song that's been done by loads of people, I went with the Donovan version...

Thank you for a wonderful season!

So sorry to hear about the awful impact of this virus. I hope there is light at the end of the tunnel. Here is a little homemade song for the season... "two for joy"

Another December person here! ☃️🎄🎅 Here's a rather lovely song by Amy Grant, which I only happened upon as a result of searching for songs that fit this season theme, so thank you very much for helping me discover it!

Mmmmmmm... maybe not... I set it to comments enabled and saved that, but then when I went back to the video a bit later comments were disabled again... so it looks like it's binging straight back to a default of comments disabled, regardless of what I tell it to do... so, short of deleting it...

Thank you so much for that very prompt comment here on the thread, I have no idea why it got set to comments disabled, I uploaded it just like I normally do, that's so weird, but I fixed it now, so thanks so much for the heads up! 👍 YouTube is a strange, headstrong, mysterious, contrary creature 🧐

here's a homemade-y for the season... "same old story" there was a man who knew he was right he talked about peace but he loved to fight he talked about wisdom that's what he liked to do you said you loved him until he turned on you there was a man they couldn't touch no one could...

how about swan meets girl? "lord of the reedy river" by donovan...

here's a cover of "dare to be different" by donovan ("learn to be lonely')

A homemade-y for the season "Love Lives On" ("you taught me how to smile")

Thanks for a great week! Punk rock on the uke - best thing ever!!!

Wow, love that pic! I went a-googling and found a couple more. Ralf has a playlist of his Clash covers that honours the fact the uke was Joe's first instrument, before guitar. ROCK THE UKE!

That was so great, Ryan!