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I came across a stellar performance by a modern Uke master just yesterday. John Mayes and HoosierUkes came to mind. But the rest of yous guys just might like this as well. I DO hope you've got something faster than dial-up...it took me about 45 minutes to download this. But it was worth it. If you like George Harrison tunes, you'll love this performance.
Only, strap on your seat belt!

http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2005/ukelele-weeps-p1.php ?emf=1


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WOW!!! That was sweet! Thanks Steve.

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Thanks Steve,
Performances like this make it easy to see the ukes are no toy instrument.

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I saw that one when I was surfing around last week - how fantastic is that guys rendition?
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Thanks!

We had Jake at the midWest UkeFest the year before last. He made a surprise appearance.

He spent quite a lot of time with my students...it was really great. He is a true gentleman and uke master!

Here we are!



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Hey Geoff,

Could you tell us who made that uke he's playing?
And, I've not seen one with a slotted headstock before now. (Ok, I'm not that familiar with ukes, and this might be quite common?) Anyway, that instrument just sings.

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Steve-

It's a custom Kamaka. They just released his signature line. The link I have won't work and I'm being called to dinner. I'll try to send along more info asap.



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The guy sure has a lot of talent, thanks Steve!


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