Ukulele Trick Of The Week: #1 C to A7 run

[@edwardmorton6691]

So many ukulele players on KZbin but you stand out quite a bit with the way you play and the clear way you teach.

[@raymondgawthorne6570]

Fantastic Phil, I’ve been dying to know this little step fro C to A7. Really appreciate your fab explanation👍

[@almaximus03]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@garethbeckett]

I knew the C to A7 run but it never occurred to me to do it under a barre - thanks!

[@ldevon2318]

ah man - I'm a new fan! I found your channel this morning and it's gold. Not only do you explain things perfectly without spending too much time on the 'easy' stuff. You give fantastic examples of how to play it in other/any key. Thank you!

[@jeremyalm9006]

Oh, I see what's happening. You are stringing together secondary dominants! A7 D7 G7 C. Very cool, love this lesson.

[@lisacompton3661]

Thanks Phil. Adds spice. Thanks also for sending your book. Keep well,

[@Mike35858]

I enjoy all of your lessons Phil. Thanks for sharing.

[@davidd5882]

Looking forward to subsequent Trick of the Week. This was a great start! Thanks.

[@oykueyuboglu2649]

You sir are my favourite teacher

[@58andymarsh]

Well I suddenly sound like a much better player than I am! Great little trick Phil, thanks for sharing this - looking forward to next week's 🙂

[@HeikoAndresen]

Your channel is such a big source of information - thank you so much for yet another brilliant lesson

[@tonycasey3183]

Hi Phil. Hope you're well. Keep up the good work.

[@PhilDoleman]

Cheers Tony, we're doing OK here, hope the same for you!

[@frankdunne8029]

Brillo Thanks,,,

[@davidbliss5294]

Phil you are just brilliant your personality and teaching skills are just excellent

[@PhilDoleman]

Thanks David!

[@chrisbirrane6071]

These are brilliant! Going through the tips again and will continue to, until I get the ‘habit’. As a new ukulele player, these are priceless and really up the enjoyment level. Thank you SO much for taking the time. 👏👏

[@phyllismorris94]

Thank you That is so helpful😊

[@heleneschannel8015]

Thank you so much. I play in uke groups where everyone does the same thing and it's nice to add embellishments. Please keep these coming.. I have always love the Uke Group of Great Britain and wish I could add embellishments like them! I have been learning scales and trying to make sense of knowing when and where to use them. Thank you.

[@dianemcarthur7667]

Have wanted to do this for such a long time! Thanks Phil.

[@marjajansen7756]

Wauw, this is fun! Thanks Phil!

[@jeffragland6645]

Thank you so much for these tutorials. I've been playing for a while and I would hear all these things that you're doing but no one ever showed how to do them. So I appreciate your teaching very much. Have a great day

[@JagBetty]

Yeah, what a great wee trick to know, thanks you.

[@hopemorales5600]

LOVE IT! THANK YOU.

[@judithcourts9773]

Great little tip

[@danspellacy2838]

Would LOVE to see a few more runs!..

[@PhilDoleman]

Plenty more coming!

[@townheadbluesboy]

Super Helpful

[@anirbanc88]

wonderful tutorial sir !!!!!!!!!

[@squashdevicer]

Another great lesson. Not seen this anywhere before.

[@danspellacy2838]

Thank you!.. Been playing that little run constantly.. Only been playing uke about 6 weeks but I am really addicted and picking it up pretty well.. And a special thank you for that hint on the G to em chord... wow.. that made my day and opened up a bunch of new songs for me!!!

[@peterbayliss9120]

Very useful and very clearly explained. Thank you Phil. Should add a little colour to my playing.

[@ianfoster1171]

This works fantastic for dedicated follower of fashion

[@rockemsockemrusbot684]

That’s a good one thank you

[@cemiloguz]

Phil, can you make a video on calypso and island strum differance?

[@iggytube2023]

Fabulous! I think I'll enjoy this New serie as much I love 2 minutes tip, ir even more. Thank you so much!

[@harvatt]

Brilliant, thank you

[@audreygiamlayhoon]

Thank you!

[@CandyGourlay]

Love it! Thank you

[@JM-my2wf]

The second vid I am watching of yours. Brilliant! Subscribed.

[@juanmanuelsosarodrigue7053]

Mil graciaspor sus claras y didacticas explicaciones, me ayudan mucho. Un saludo desde las Islas Canarias

[@annaloumaris]

This is amazing thank you🙏

[@pennyyoung2291]

Thank you again Phil. I’ve just been looking at ‘Shimmy like sister Kate’, this trick is going straight in there - if I can recover from the Cdim in the previous bar!

[@pennyyoung2291]

I’ve done it again! This time in ‘Nobody Knows you when you’re down and out’ . Love it. Thanks Phil!

[@defaultcity]

Phil, you're a work of art!!! This trick is SO simple and SO efficient!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Liked and subbed! Will recommend you to my friends!!!

[@mymgb238]

Terrriiifffic,looking forward to this series.

[@Marys-Channel]

I like it 👍😎 Thanks

[@andreamuller8468]

So nice :) thank you ♡

[@Jazbo777]

Awesome

[@Lester-te3vb]

Love your videos.

[@DianePoole]

Cool trick!!!!

[@CornishCockney]

Nice one mate.

[@SaxeGrove]

That was a good one. It goes straight into my version of "Hot Tamales - they're red hot". Would you consider adding the chord sequence to the text under the video? I had to rewind twice to make out what you was doing. Just a suggestion.

[@PhilDoleman]

Yes, I use it in Hot Tamales too! I'll add the text in the description.

[@Samstraysongs]

Muy Cool!

[@deefuller9478]

And now...to drive my husband cracra :)

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I can never get my fill of ukulele tips from Phil

[@zoransajtic3215]

👍❤️🙏

[@rorycouvillon3745]

Ok

[@0u812u2]

Tu

[@dwnthk]

Can't go from C7 to A7 without my right hand holding the uke... 😢😢

[@PhilDoleman]

If you play it with your right hand thumb as I do in the video, you can support the uke with your fingers whilst you make the transition.

[@grantryder5463]

So many tips, so little time. Lol

[@2011hib]

Bar chord. ya lost me.

[@PhilDoleman]

It works without the barre chord, that's just a variation.

[@ianfoster1171]

This is fantastic thank you 🙏