Jug Band Ukulele Jam Along

[@pedrosanchezpalma4443]

I love these compositions to play, have fun and practice chords. Thanks Phil a lot!!

[@stephmabee8155]

I’ve been playing this several times a day. ‘Nearly’ got the F#dim7 nailed. And I’ve been doing the other Ragtime one too.. Thanks for these fab playalongs Phil. Love them.

[@chrisgarrett166]

That put a smile on my face to play😃

[@captainspook1]

Discovered your channel and subscribed immediately. looks like I will be spending some time here. Many thanks

[@chrisecorr]

I agree nice Layout : easy to follow :-)

[@deefuller9478]

Oh my goodness, too much fun! I feel just like I am playing with someone!

[@DieterLo1]

Great video! Shall try it to learn it as beginner.

[@PhilDoleman]

Go for it! Thanks!

[@DieterLo1]

@@PhilDoleman Welcome! Is getting little bit better. So far it is a long way to achieve little betterments but enjoy it. To play and practicing other music instruments too, it helps me to understand the Ukulele better. All the best from Germany for you! Good to listen more to your teachings next weeks and months. It is a great help.

[@LMNevada]

Just such a lark....fun. Feel like I am playing along with the gang....thanks

[@ParthaDuttaER]

Hi Phil, I love this format. Wish there were more such jam along videos. You are a great teacher.

[@PhilDoleman]

Don't worry, there will be more!

[@petebone5408]

This is really fun. Like your explanation of the F chord with the added high C and the transition to the F#dim7 is great, need to practice that bit, love it, thank you.

[@LMNevada]

Where is this explanation to reach the fsharpdim seven

[@LMNevada]

found the answer below.

[@alesiaarnold4259]

Oh this is fantastic!!! Thank you!!!

[@PhilDoleman]

Thanks!

[@paulmcmillan6010]

Love this 🙂🙂👍👍!

[@UKeddylele]

Like the layout on this. The boxes are good to show the timings in 4/4 time.

[@michaelhill2556]

Brilliant, just absolutely brilliant!! I enjoyed this so much, good on yer Phil.

[@charharrison2443]

Good sounds. I'm going to try to learn it. Thanks.

[@peterukezeller4485]

How much fun, thank you!

[@PhilDoleman]

Thanks Peter!

[@chrisecorr]

The Phil Bar Jug

[@johntuson3562]

How are the single picks played to make it sound right thanks john

[@PhilDoleman]

I'm not picking on the uke, that's the banjo doing those bits.

[@keithhicks1750]

Great fun but one observation, you’re playing the F chord with an extra finger. I’ve noticed this fingering before and am interested to know why it’s played this way sometimes. Thanks for you commitment to these two minute tips. An excellent idea. We don’t always want to plough through a thirty minute wordy video.

[@PhilDoleman]

Thanks Keith. An F chord only has 3 notes (F, A and C), so we have to double up on one of them if we want to be able to strum all the strings. The 'two finger' F doubles up the A, which on a high G uke means we have two notes exactly the same, in the same octave. Adding the little finger on the 3rd fret doubles up the C instead, and this C is an octave above the open C string, so the chord sounds 'bigger'. Also, I can keep my little finger in place when I move to the F#dim7, making for a smoother change. It's also handy on songs with an F to Fm change for the same reason. You can happily play the 2 finger version when jamming along!

[@keithhicks1750]

Thanks Phil. I will try the three fingered F in other songs to hear how it sounds. Thanks

[@chrisecorr]

Some play along openings fillers, turnarounds , etc would be good :-)

[@PhilDoleman]

Check out this video, and some of the others in the playlist will work too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pl7ZY2WpfJZ-b7c

[@menelise]

And the doctor said, "Give him jugband music…"