American Roots Music for Ukulele: Over 50 Great Traditional Folk Songs & Tunes!, Book & CD (Easy Ukulele Tab Edition)
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| Rating | : | 4.77 (827 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0739088688 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 104 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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This invaluable collection of American roots music features over 50 songs from the blues, bluegrass, folk, and traditional music genres. James Infirmary Blues * Turkey in the Straw * Wildwood Flower * Will the Circle Be Unbroken * and many more!. Titles: Arkansas Traveler * Banks of the Ohio * Bile Them Cabbage Down * Blackberry Blossom * Cindy * Cotton-Eye Joe * Cripple Creek * Cumberland Gap * Deep Elem Blues * Don't Let Your Deal Go Down * Down to the River to Pray * Golden Slippers * Ground Hog * In the Pines * John Hardy * Long Journey Home * Man of Constant Sorrow * New River Train * Old Joe Clark * Sally Goodin * Shady Grove * Soldier's Joy * St
A wonderful folk and traditional songbook for ukulele! This is the best book I have found for practicing clawhammer and fingerpicking on the ukulele. Among its 50 folk songs are many that are very familiar to me and the type of songs I am interested in playing. On each the melody is given in musical notation and tabs, and a uke solo version is also included. The uke . Amazon Customer said Roots that are still deep. I bought a Lanikai spruce-top tenor ukulele about six months ago, along with Ukulele-for-Dummies and a digital tuner. I had some prior experience with guitar and mandolin in my younger years. I find the tenor uke with Aquila strings very mild and pleasant in tone and easier to play than the other instruments. Aft. Edward J. Crawley said Intermediate level book. I'm new to uke but play some fingerstyle guitar so this allowed me to play a good collection tunes quickly. The book provide no instruction on how to play so If you are new to playing ( eg, no prior experience reading tab) and want learn on the uke I would reccomend a different book and the put this next on the l