"Level Up" your ukulele playing! #1 A New Orleans rhythm & blues groove.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

You are too good for us! We bow before your gentle wisdom, Good Sir.

[@grantryder5463]

Best ukulele teacher on KZbin for sure!

[@SaxeGrove]

Great. My next project. Thanks Phil

[@eileenlander1380]

Oh yeeesss! Just what I’ve been looking for. My three groups want me to practice my bass playing....but this so much fun. Not enough hours in the day 🙄😙

[@MrSupersidewinder]

Very timely! This is just where I'm at on my string playing journey!! Thanks LOADS 🤪

[@azizbakri8499]

You are a very good and efficient teacher. Thank you so much for the quality of your lessons, your enthusiasm and generosity to transmit your knowledge.

[@Lalairu]

I was looking for banjo lessons, but I am glad to see you have uke lessons too! Cheers :D

[@playforfunplayforfun2830]

So clear and approachable, each lesson is excellent.

[@peterbayliss9120]

Crystal clear and careful tuition. Thank you Phil. Can't wait to try it out.

[@DussyHoppers]

Fantastic. Thank you Phil!

[@JagBetty]

Wow fantastic start to the day, learning a new riff👍...such a happy teacher as well, thanks Phil.

[@SandovalRodrigues]

nice sharing my friend!!!

[@judynpeterjones3307]

Another gem Phil, thank you!

[@adamtakacs2583]

Thank you very much for this, sounds great and a wonderful lesson again

[@ChrisJones-nd9jd]

Excellent Phil! Many thanks for all you do, and Level Up looks as if it's just what I ( and lots more, I guess ) need. Please keep up the good work - it's much appreciated

[@greatbigukes4269]

Excellent

[@PaulVox01]

LOVE THIS!!!

[@robertkizik3939]

That was really fun Phil. Thanks for posting this. Love playing the blues on the uke but was finding myself in a bit of a rut

[@ukulelesafarikenya]

you are a genius

[@HeikoAndresen]

Again a great lesson - I believe I have to pay you a coffee :-)

[@PhilDoleman]

Thank you!

[@SaxeGrove]

I have to ask: A C7 chord consist of C E G A# as far as I know. Your C7 chord consist of A# E G but there is no C. Is it some sort of a special chord or is there another 'trick' so to speak hidden here? Or have I missed something somewhere? I was thinking powerchord as I believe you miss out the root note in a powerchord.

[@PhilDoleman]

Well spotted. In a power chord you miss out the 3rd. Missing the root is pretty common (such as the 2020 D7 chord, which doesn't have a D). The 'idea' of the chord will get across as it has a 3rd (to tell us if it's major or minor) and the b7th (so we know it's a 7tth chord). Once you get into chords with more notes than strings, the root is often first to go.

[@CryptoRootz]

too dam hard bro.