Season 344: "Changing Seasons"

DelGriff · Sep 16, 2018

This was the very first song that came to mind when I read about Geoff’s theme - ‘Forever Autumn’ by The Moody Blues.

Harry122 · Sep 17, 2018

Here's an original, just written today.

pabrizzer · Sep 17, 2018

Heard this beautiful seasons song just today. Written by a bloke called Randy McSorley...

TCK · Sep 17, 2018

Had to play this one- love this song

Joko · Sep 17, 2018

Here's a Lana Del Rey song, and my first collab with my new girlfriend, Nicki.

Demimondaine · Sep 17, 2018

m
Thornton Rule-ing it up a bit. I will be writing song recaps for the new Netflix show Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Besides, coming of age is changing seasons, right?

As always, if you like what I’m doing please subscribe to my new YouTube channel. I will be posting a more applicable song for the Season on Thursday.

bird's eye view of my ukelele · Sep 17, 2018

well that's an interesting thumbnail there from joko

here's a fully clothed offering from me, a homemade-y for ya

summer to autumn... "the coldest autumn"

xommen · Sep 17, 2018

Here is another cover of this beautiful seasons song written by Randy McSorley...

Lumpy Wafflesquirt · Sep 17, 2018

Hope this counts!

xommen · Sep 17, 2018

When I recorded the cover of Randy's song I had only listened to his version, afterwards I listened to Brian's version. And then I wondered how it would sound when I would use my Tenor. That is tuned 3 steps down to low E (so E A C# F#), and this is what came out of it. Another totally different version of Summer's End.

Recovering Bassist · Sep 17, 2018

Don't have much time this week, so prob won't get many songs in, but here's one I first did last year, and re-recorded now that I really like, and it fits the theme pretty perfectly I think.

mep1 · Sep 18, 2018

Hi guys... If you ever only gonna watch one of my videos, then let it be this one. Autumn Leaves - 50 chord changes per verse, 1 night practice, 1 night uke recording and 1 night vocals plus mixing it all together. Hope it was worth the effort. Cheers.

UkeFoote · Sep 18, 2018

For Season 344 of the Ukulele, we are asked to record tunes about the changes of the seasons. Here's “Summer’s Almost Gone" by the Doors. For tenor ukulele with singing, overdubs of Ubass, lead ukulele, and secondary vocal.

Jazzbanjorex · Sep 18, 2018

344-1

Frankie Lane. There Must Be Reason. Ukulele cover

RAB11 · Sep 18, 2018

This may seem a bit left field but it's the most literal change of the seasons depicted in song I could think of. It's from the Nightmare Before Christmas and it's the song Jack Skellington sings when he leaves Halloweentown (autumn) and discovers Christmastown (Winter). Lots of juxtaposition and a two key changes so I hope it counts!

wee_ginga_yin · Sep 18, 2018

Fleet Foxes White Winter Hymnal.

LimousinLil · Sep 18, 2018

Hello, Geoff! Thanks for the week! This song has a whole year full of seasons, rolling from one to the next.

Tootler · Sep 18, 2018

Finally caught up as I've had a busy couple of days so it was difficult to keep up. Every song up to here should be on the playlist. If I've missed you please PM me and I'll make sure I've listened and commented and will add your song to the playlist.

There's 30 entries so far and a real variety of songs, including 3 people who've covered Randy's song (one twice!) so that's starting to look like this week's theme song. I've you've not yet listened to it give it an "earing", it's a good'un.

Ginas uke · Sep 18, 2018

Greetings,

My first attempt at recording in stereo, well, it's harder than I thought. Not too bad if you use headphones and don't crank the volume. I have to learn to mix. Sort of a goodbye to one of my favorite baseball players (David Wright). So here goes...

Ciao

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