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Check out Diane Rubio's youtube performance. It is a lovely version and is easy to see the chords she is playing.

I you hit Carl's "contact me" button he will get back to you. It is an excellent tab so be patient and make a small donation for Carl's effort.

Anything by George and Ira, Marvin Hamlish, Carole King, Irving Berlin, etc. etc. etc.

Folsom Prison Blues - not "naff."

Did you tune up a whole step (two semitones) to A,D,F#,B or down to F,Bb,D,G?

Try strumming the intro: d minor, g minor, c7, f major 7.... That sounds like what she is doing. That makes it the key of F major. Go to Doctor Uke and he has a version in G major. Play the chords a whole step below and you'll be playing in no time.

You are incorrect Ian. BBJohn used eleven exclamation points. Count again.

Are you able to play barre chords ?

Your post was a good one Cwatsonj. You kept a level head about you and handled the situation to your credit. Your experience will be heeded by others looking to purchase from Ukulele Mike as it should be.

Thank you Ian. That is a generous and appreciated gesture.

Thanks for the Aguado engravetom - that takes me way back in time to a good place in my life.

I assume you'll be ending on the baritone with G as 0003. Give this progression a try and see if you like it: 5757; 5656; 4535; 0003; 5555 (or 5545); 0210; 0212; 0003.

All the "k" series ukuleles at Musician's Friend are now advertised as "acacia." Or is this finally long-awaited truth in advertising ?

The melody combined with the rhythm, timing, and chord changes make something sound like a song. Since you are a beginner stick with simple strumming and sing, hum, or whistle the melody of the song. Maybe that will help it sound more like a song. Be patient, you won't get this in one try.

Go to www.chordie.com and you will find a version of the song in B major. You can transpose into any key by a keystroke and get the chord patterns for a variety of stringed instruments including ukuleles in various tunings. You'll have to make your own arrangement of the song but you will have...