Ragtime Ukulele Jamalong!

[@mikehewitt5137]

The way you teach,is easier for me and i wanna say a big thanks cuz you make my day. Much better and easier than any other videos from other artists. Thanks a lot 🎉🎉

[@PhilDoleman]

Thank you!

[@jay3825]

Brilliant way of teaching perfect for me many thanks

[@peterrandall9523]

Great fun 🪕🇬🇧

[@patbenvenuti7470]

Love the chords/progression and done correctly makes me almost sound like a Ukekele-ist. thanks again Phil

[@gogotrololo]

this is the first time i've ever seen a lesson like this, and i think it's my new favorite method ever!

[@brysonwest93]

Omgosh, I was ignoring the diagrams because I'm playing a baritone. But now I see what you're doing. Dang you're good!

[@johnderby8921]

Looks like a great way to get into some simple playing. Going to try it right now! Thanks for the post !!!! NH

[@paulleighton7078]

Fantastic, great to play along with. I played on banjo uke. Thanks Phil Paul

[@GpoppaJohn]

Superb.

[@domvala8033]

Magnifique, quel rythme!

[@vincecallagher7636]

Yes

[@eamontrolleybus1289]

Simply brilliant.

[@steviebouy1]

Nice! Fun to attempt. I'll be working on this.

[@pmcgiv4321]

Great practice piece I can keep up with the first half but cant do the inversions. More practice required. Cheers

[@Mandobird1]

Some of those inversions are tough, especially on a soprano. 😅

[@PhilDoleman]

True!

[@LisaMoad]

A little too fast for me know but I keep trying, getting better each time though. Love all your videos!

[@PhilDoleman]

It will come! Thanks :-)

[@phillenihan1046]

@@PhilDoleman You can adjust the speed on YouTune.. either using the stacked dots in the upper right corner or the gear head in the bottom mine bar.

[@tomachtenberg8121]

Love it!

[@robertjohnson1246]

Would love a .pdf of this

[@PhilDoleman]

I've just made one, you can find the link below the thumbnail here www.learntheukulele.co.uk/playalongs Cheers, Phil

[@robertjohnson1246]

Thank you

[@hankrose100]

is there somewhere i can find the tabs when things change toward the end?

[@PhilDoleman]

I don't have tabs, just the different chord inversions. I'm afraid I seem to have lost the original files. The change (at about 3:04) is reflected in the on-screen diagrams, your best bet might be to do a screen grab.

[@johntuson3562]

What is the strumming pattern are you playing please john

[@PhilDoleman]

Hi John, most of the time I'm playing the rhythm 1 2 & 3 & 4 & , played as D DuDuDu.

[@johntuson3562]

Thanks Phil great fun

[@LMNevada]

Hey I have run out of fingers on page 2

[@PhilDoleman]

It'll come! Until it does you can keep playing along with the original shapes.

[@davidparsons618]

Forget me not lane - Flanagan and Allen

[@PhilDoleman]

Hi Dave, hope you're keeping well! It's amazing just how many songs use this one.

[@davidparsons618]

@@PhilDoleman Hi Phil hope you are well too. Thanks for this jamalong it helps with my still rubbish rhythmic ability. I used to go and see Flanagan and Allen at Crazy Gang shows in London. My Grandfather wrote a song they played. I sang FML at Hollesley one year - I really miss those meetings.

[@boiboi7717]

is this "five foot 2, eyes of blue"?

[@PhilDoleman]

Yes, and it's "Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone" too (and probably several others!)

[@boiboi7717]

@@PhilDoleman how interesting! is there a reason for that? is it part of some kind of jazz standard (like the 12 bar blues)?

[@drvogel1]

This is the exact chords I use to play 5’2.

[@BrianSmith-ow9gy]

I am hearing 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and; is that right?

[@PhilDoleman]

The uke rhythm? That would work, I'm usually missing out the first 'and'.

[@BrianSmith-ow9gy]

@@PhilDoleman Thanks Phil. I couldn't make my mind up.