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Put Your Head On My Shoulder (Paul Anka) - Ukulele solo

Over 50 years ago Canadian singer/songwriter Paul Anka wrote and recorded this song. My version is played on the Kala "Giraffe" KA-SSLN 430.

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Captain Kennedy (Neil Young) - Guitar lute & vocals

This ia a song from one of Neil Young's stranger album, 1980's "Hawks & Doves". "Captain Kennedy" is a great tune and fun to play. I still hate my singing, but I needed to record something on this lute before I sell it, so here's my versionof Captain Kennedy.

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Hello (Lionel Richie) - Ukulele solo

From 1984, a ballad from Commodores' singer Lionel Richie. Ukulele is Kala KA-MT

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Spread Your Wings (Queen) - Ukulele solo

Finally again a Queen song! From 1977's "News Of The World", here is "Spread Your Wings", actually my favourite song from this album. The ukulele is the Hulabox made for me by Hans Thüring, www.hulaboxes.de

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I'd Love You to Want Me (Lobo) - Ukulele solo

From the very early 1970s a song by singer and songwriter Lobo. The song is titled "I'd Love You to Want Me". Ukulele: Excelsius

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You Are So Beautiful - Ukulele solo

Billy Preston's best song. My copy is (of course!) close to Joe Cocker's... Both Billy and Joe recorded their version first in 1974. The ukulele is again my Excelsius

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Waltzing Mathilda - Ukulele solo

My version of Watzing Mathilda is a copy of wwelti's version: www.youtube.com Way more Irish than it ever was with Tom Waits ;)

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Tuxedo Junction - Ukulele solo

A song about a jazz and blues club in the Birmingham, Alabama suburb of Ensley. Made famous by Glenn Miller.

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Pennsylvania 6-5000 - Ukulele solo

I heart Tidalo13's version of "Pennsylvania 6-5000" this evening and had to copy her version ( www.youtube.com ) immediately. After "Moonlight Serenade" and "American Patrol" my third Glenn Miller song... (Actually my fourth, but "I Know Why" did not feature a ukulele)

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