bird's eye view of my ukelele
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leaping onto the beatles bandwagon
with lovely rita
with lovely rita
Season 315: Choose Your Own Adventure!
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turtledrum
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Season 315. Submission 1. "I Don't Want To See You Again" (Written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, 1964. Performed by the Beatles possibly and recorded definitely by Peter and Gordon. And most definitely in my "Golden Beatles" sheet music book that I got a gazillion years ago.)
Thank you very much for hosting, Benjy, and your wonderful theme!
Thank you very much for hosting, Benjy, and your wonderful theme!
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chrisschross
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Some nice Beatles songs! Did we already hear something from the album Rubber Soul?
Here's Nowhere Man:
Here's Nowhere Man:
Beatles? Yes. I can do that.
bigphil
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Like many others I am glad to see the Beatles included this week. Here's my take on Nowhere Man.
RAB11
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Can I also just say I love the title for this season?
I read the Choose Your Own Adventure books religiously as a kid.
I read the Choose Your Own Adventure books religiously as a kid.
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UkuleleLibrarian
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I did too! I love the perceived freedom they gave the reader. In reality, though, the author is really taking you right where he wants you to go. That's kind of what this season is like. You guys think think you are choosing the songs you want, but in reality, I'm taking you right where I want you to be. BWAAAAHHHHAAAAHHAAA
Im ok with that. As long as it doesn’t involve being slowly dissolved alive by a gelatinous blob.
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UkuleleLibrarian
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I'm not giving anything away.
pabrizzer
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OK Wednesday already down under.
First Wednesday song is one by The Mountain Goats
First Wednesday song is one by The Mountain Goats
pabrizzer
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And I also attempt a bit of humour on Wednesday...
Instead of 'I'd don my cape' I should have gone with "I'd cape the Don"....as he often refers to himself by name rather than pronoun.
Instead of 'I'd don my cape' I should have gone with "I'd cape the Don"....as he often refers to himself by name rather than pronoun.
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Tootler
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Having got this one done, I log on to find two others already. I didn't think it would be that popular. Had I realised I'd have done something else. Still it's done now so you will just have to put up with another.
xommen
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Some Beatles murdered by me 
. Here is my take on Blackbird.
. Here is my take on Blackbird.
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This is some more ...a botched effort video wise as when I was editing it I found that the footage that I had used for the final audio takes had disappeared ...so I swept the cutting room floor.... not a happy bunny ......
JodeTheToad
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I'm joining CeeJay with another Alan Jackson song: "Small Town Southern Man." Thanks for listening!
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lelouden
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I fell in love with this song when I heard Logan Kendell's version. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx8OUyzORJQ&index=57&t=0s&list=PLuwIpXWA_RJUtgCSMd8sgnDhDaE0Lu34g
It was a vocal stretch for me and I didn't think I could do it, so I passed it on to pa and I love his version too.
Here is my attempt. No auto-tuning was involved in the making of this video but there was a G and an A harp involved
BTW, If anyone knows how to cure imovie from jumping around let me know!
It was a vocal stretch for me and I didn't think I could do it, so I passed it on to pa and I love his version too.
Here is my attempt. No auto-tuning was involved in the making of this video but there was a G and an A harp involved
BTW, If anyone knows how to cure imovie from jumping around let me know!
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