Thanks this song was popular in the U.K. in the skiffle days 1957 ish. I love it and your lesson was very good and much appreciated.

You have a beautiful voice, and your rendition of this oldie was fun indeed!

Great lesson aimed me or my level. Thanks.

I love these tutorials

I love your channel and tutorials. I got a low G string on my ukulele because of you. I will support your music

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Sounds Great ..... however I think this picking patten works best only when the start singing note 'G' is the same as string 4 (also 'G') . As it is in this particular song. Please correct me if I am wrong on this point.

I’m one of your subscribers is there a chord chart with the progression and words for this song that I can print?

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Thank you for this strumming lesson! 4 minutes well spent. 👍🏽

Hi from michigan Nice God blessing

Wonderful tips. A big thank you, Avery.

Such heartwarming lyrics, got lost in your song ♡

Congratulations, Avery! That’s a beautiful song… looking forward to hearing the rest of the CD.

The music is beautiful❤

Fun to play. A big thanks, Avery.

Beautiful

Excellent tutorial. Thank you!

Oh wow! How wonderful. This is not a song that I ever would have thought about playing and singing, but you have inspired me. It really suits the Ukulele. Thank you very much. I only just found you, I really like your teaching style, will have a look at your other videos.

Thank you! This has been a great challenge to me. I’m trying to play with others, especially hard once the sun goes down

My favourite band so always on the look out for songs on the uke. Thanks for this. Great book case as well. Like the horizontal structure on the books rather than vertical

Did you know that there is a typo of the song title on the front of this video? It entitles it: St Johns Infirmary instead of St James Infirmary

This sounds like the slow, contemplative recommended strum pattern that I heard is recommended for old S. Foster song "Hard Times." Works well.

Is there a chord chart as mentioned in your tutorial?

thank you for the lesson... your voice is so nice...

This song is too sad. I never heard it before I don't want to learn to play it. But, I love playing "St James Infirmary" from your tutorial.

This was incredibly helpful! Thank you for sharing the strum pattern also! Seems a lot of people posting tutorials forget this step and the strum pattern brings so much to this song.

During the strum, you kind of drag your thumb slowly, but you snap your fingers briskly, sounds really good, is there a name for the technique?

Thanks for adding the song in C, think it suits me better.

Super lesson. Thank you, Avery.

Please come teach in Corvalllis

Very good, thank you!

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Well done. Teaching is all about making it understood, and fun. You did that for me. Mahalo

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Great channel! Thank you for putting strum chart and chords up front and easy to see. Makes it easy for beginners like me.

Thank you, Avery. I enjoyed playing this

😊 Nice 1 Avery, much appreciated 👍

I learn so much from your tutorials. Thank you Avery. Best wishes.

Wow. Thank you!

You should add in the song "Stay" It is also C Am F G7

Really great fun to play and sing. Thanks, Avery.

Playing and singing together is what I need to work on. Thanks, Avery.

I like that strumming of Stand by me. Now I just have to work it out.

I'm confused about the "index finger on the first fret of C" is that supposed to be 2nd fret?

Thank you for this beautiful song - love your style and this wonderful tutorial!

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I learned something about my strumming in this series: I’m leaving out the upstroke at the end of each swing strumming set, before the chord change. Wow, that was hard to change! Saying the words along with strumming taught me to make it through the syncopation in Ahhh, Momma rock me. Not having a new word to key on in the middle of Ahhh threw me off. So now I can play the song through and hear the missing strums come back into my strumming! Practicing 2 parts at a time really helped me. 😊

This is great - thank you so much!