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Ravi Lamb
United States
Приєднався 28 лип 2008
Aloha, welcome to my channel! I'm Ravi Lamb, Hawaii based Ukulele/Guitar Performer, Recording Artist and Educator.
Here I have Covers and Original Music, Lessons, Backing tracks, Noodling, Music Theory, Blabbering, and my attempt to grow and stay humble as a person through music and connecting with the online community.
Living and Performing in Hawaii, I am available for Booking and Studio Collaborations.
Booking Contact:
RaviLambMusic@gmail.com
Website:
www.RaviLambMusic.com
Here I have Covers and Original Music, Lessons, Backing tracks, Noodling, Music Theory, Blabbering, and my attempt to grow and stay humble as a person through music and connecting with the online community.
Living and Performing in Hawaii, I am available for Booking and Studio Collaborations.
Booking Contact:
RaviLambMusic@gmail.com
Website:
www.RaviLambMusic.com
Coming Home - The Green | Guitar Riff
Anyone living on the islands the last few years knows this guitar part. Here is a video demonstrating the CORRECT way to play the guitar part from the Green "Coming Home" studio recording. Hope this helps anyone trying to figure it out.
Mahalo for watching!! I love respectful comments, questions, and polite criticisms so please feel free to let me know what you think, I try to respond to everyone at some point.
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Mahalo for watching!! I love respectful comments, questions, and polite criticisms so please feel free to let me know what you think, I try to respond to everyone at some point.
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You can SUPPORT my Family Here:
Venmo: @Ravi-Lamb
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Paypal: @RaviLamb
paypal.me/RaviLamb?locale.x=en_US
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Suggestions for the aspiring musician
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Another ramble about starting your professional music career and sustaining your life with music. Mahalo for watching!! I love respectful comments, questions, and polite criticisms so please feel free to let me know what you think, I try to respond to everyone at some point. SUBSCRIBE to my channel to stay current with me You can SUPPORT my Family Here: Venmo: @Ravi-Lamb www.venmo.com/u/Ravi-La...
In My Life | Instrumental Ukulele Cover
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Here is my humble instrumental arrangement of "In My Life" from the Beatles for tenor ukulele (high G). Mahalo for watching!! I love respectful comments, questions, and polite criticisms so please feel free to let me know what you think, I try to respond to everyone at some point. SUBSCRIBE to my channel to stay current with me You can SUPPORT my Family Here: Venmo: @Ravi-Lamb www.venmo.com/u/R...
Hardest part of being a young musician or artist
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Another ramble here about my biggest hurdles as a pro musician in my 20's. I honestly could have thought of way more meaningful and relevant issues like rent, band dynamics or business skills. But looking back on it, I really did suffer a great deal of depression from the highs and lows of music and band life. Now that I know the feeling, I understand that I really wanted to love someone and to...
James Bond 007 Theme Song - Instrumental Ukulele
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An Instrumental Ukulele version of James Bond 007 Theme song. Thank you so much for watching, I enjoy comments, questions, and polite criticisms SUBSCRIBE to my channel to stay current with me ~ Please Support My Family Here and Donate: www.venmo.com/u/Ravi-Lamb paypal.me/RaviLamb?locale.x=en_US
At Last - Etta James | Instrumental Guitar Cover
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Here is my Instrumental Guitar arrangement of "At Last" from Etta James. This is a wonderful song for instrumental guitar or ukulele and is great for weddings and other special moments. If you are interested in booking me for live performances in Hawaii, please visit my website: www.RaviLambMusic.com Thank you so much for watching, I enjoy comments, questions, and polite criticisms! SUBSCRIBE t...
Wahine Ilikea - Dennis Kamakahi | Instrumental Slack Key Guitar Cover
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Excerpt of my Instrumental Ki Ho'Alu Guitar arrangement of the popular Hawaiian classic from Dennis Kamakahi. This is a great song for wedding ceremonies and receptions. It is an easy slack key guitar song, great for beginners and all levels of players. In this arrangement, I am playing in one of my favorites the open D tuning (DADF#AD) Thank you so much for watching, I enjoy comments, question...
Something - Instrumental Ukulele Cover
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Here is my Instrumental Ukulele arrangement of "Something" from The Beatles. This is a wonderful song for instrumental ukulele and is great for weddings and other special moments. If you are interested in booking me for live performances in Hawaii, please visit my website: www.RaviLambMusic.com Thank you so much for watching, I enjoy comments, questions, and polite criticisms! SUBSCRIBE to stay...
At Last - Instrumental Ukulele Cover
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Here is my Instrumental Ukulele arrangement of "At Last" from Etta James. This is a wonderful song for instrumental ukulele and is great for weddings and other special moments. If you are interested in booking me for live performances in Hawaii, please visit my website: www.RaviLambMusic.com Thank you so much for watching, I enjoy comments, questions, and polite criticisms! SUBSCRIBE to stay cu...
Blue Moon - Rhythm Guitar Accompaniment
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Rhythm Jazz Guitar Chords. Instrumental accompaniment for Blue Moon in the key of Eb.
Dream a Little Dream of Me | Rhythm Guitar Accompaniment
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Jazz Guitar Chords for "Dream a Little Dream of Me" in the Key of C. Thank you so much for watching, I enjoy comments, questions, and polite criticisms SUBSCRIBE to my channel to stay current with me ~ Please Support My Family Here and Donate: www.venmo.com/u/Ravi-Lamb paypal.me/RaviLamb?locale.x=en_US
Can You Feel the Love Tonight | Instrumental Ukulele Cover
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Here is my Instrumental Ukulele arrangement of "Can you feel the Love Tonight" from The Lion King. Written by Elton John, this arrangement is based off of Evan De Silva's popular cover on UA-cam. This is a wonderful song for instrumental ukulele and is great for weddings and other special moments. If you are interested in booking me for live performances in Hawaii, please visit my website: www....
Is Berklee College of Music Worth It? 11 years later...
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Today I ramble about my experience at Berklee College of Music and the 10 years since graduating. Forgive me as I don't really have any specific point to this video other than to share some insights and considerations for those who are considering going to music school. Thank you so much for watching, I enjoy comments, questions, and polite criticisms SUBSCRIBE to my channel to stay current wit...
Ukulele Samples
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Here is a short compilation of some popular wedding songs played on instrumental ukulele. Ukulele is the perfect musical accompaniment for a Wedding Ceremony in Hawaii. Whether it be at a venue or a beach elopement, live music can really set the tone for the special occasion. For Booking Contact: RaviLambMusic@gmail.com
A Million Dreams - The Greatest Showman | Instrumental Ukulele Cover
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A Million Dreams - The Greatest Showman | Instrumental Ukulele Cover
Baby I Love Your Way - Peter Frampton | Instrumental Ukulele Cover
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Baby I Love Your Way - Peter Frampton | Instrumental Ukulele Cover
La Vie en Rose - Edith Piaf | Instrumental Ukulele Cover
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La Vie en Rose - Edith Piaf | Instrumental Ukulele Cover
I'm Yours - Jason Mraz | Instrumental Ukulele Cover
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I'm Yours - Jason Mraz | Instrumental Ukulele Cover
Akaka Falls - Instrumental Ukulele Cover
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Akaka Falls - Instrumental Ukulele Cover
Ravi Lamb - Live Wedding Music in Hawaii | Instrumental Ukulele and Slack Key Guitar
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Ravi Lamb - Live Wedding Music in Hawaii | Instrumental Ukulele and Slack Key Guitar
Aerosmith - Don't Wanna Miss a Thing | Instrumental Guitar Cover
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Aerosmith - Don't Wanna Miss a Thing | Instrumental Guitar Cover
He Aloha No O Honolulu - Ki Ho'alu | Instrumental Slack Key Guitar
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He Aloha No O Honolulu - Ki Ho'alu | Instrumental Slack Key Guitar
Wild - John Legend | Instrumental Guitar Cover
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Wild - John Legend | Instrumental Guitar Cover
You and I - John Legend | Instrumental Guitar Cover
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You and I - John Legend | Instrumental Guitar Cover
Guitar Philosophy | Lesson 1: dont look for the silver bullet
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Guitar Philosophy | Lesson 1: dont look for the silver bullet
Into My Arms - Nick Cave | Instrumental Slack Key Guitar Cover
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Into My Arms - Nick Cave | Instrumental Slack Key Guitar Cover
Can't Help Falling in Love - Elvis Presley | Solo Instrumental Guitar Cover
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Can't Help Falling in Love - Elvis Presley | Solo Instrumental Guitar Cover
There is Love (the Wedding Song) - Peter, Paul +Mary | Fingerstyle Guitar Cover
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There is Love (the Wedding Song) - Peter, Paul Mary | Fingerstyle Guitar Cover
Nice! Do you accept requests? I'd like to watch you play "Fast car". No need for a capo, transposed is fine.
This is very interesting, thank you! Me, I'm a shit player at 52 with a background in computer science and I absolutely loathe the industry. Currently teaching myself music theory and the craft via YT. It's a slow process, but I have time. I used to restring my guitar once per decade. Restringing is now a thing I do several times a year.
Let me tell you the story about Robert Johnson... This is ignorant idea that he went to the crossroads and sold his soul to the devil... Robert Johnson was from Mississippi and he was known to travel out west... My grandmother was born in the 1800s and she got married in Oklahoma Indian Territory but she was from Mississippi... In 1920 the University of Oklahoma's professor of music was a man named Frederick holmberg... Who wrote a book on elementary music theory that was published in 1920 that I have a 34 edition and mine is from 1950... It is not a magic book and he explains it from the beginning. But I will tell you this is the one kind of book that a man will get hold of and if he has the gumption it will change his life within the first 50 pages he will understand music and know how to play basically any simple stuff.... All the things that Berkeley teach you confound between him and a man named Ralph Fisher Smith who published another book in 1930.... What these two books in practice daily you do not need to go to any music school and you will see how ridiculous it is if you just spent $20 by these two books. There ain't nobody to goes to at your school they can tell me nothing about music and I taught it all to myself. Every single aspect... And it was 35 minutes a day for 5 years.... Frederick holmberg's book and a notepad and pencil... I use my library card to go to the library and check out all kinds of books on music theory and anything that I could find. What they teach you is just pimping you... There's a place in Atlanta called gallery 992 and if you are serious about learning to be a musician it's open every Sunday night for you to come jam and if you practice all week and you come in there and jam you will get better every week and that is what I've done and that's how I propagated myself to the position I am and what people know that I walk in the door it's going to be hot... And guaranteeing that you can make the crowd hot or you can really move people towards your music isn't something that the music school can teach you man... But I believe you know that
You haven't told us what you do for a living
@patoni860 thank you for watching and commenting! I play music at weddings and tour with some bands, record and Studio sessions.
@@ravilambmusic if you are enjoying your life that's what counts... I install art for a living... Been doing it over 25 years and made money the first time and been doing it ever since never knew or heard of it before... Independently I might add... At 50 years old I got serious about becoming a good musician... I have been peddling with the guitar for 25 years but I wasn't making any progress and I wasn't getting anywhere. But I knew I could play a trumpet. So at 50 I started practicing everyday. Now at the age of 64 I play with the top musicians in Atlanta... None of them never figured out I'm just playing rhythm guitar on the trumpet... Because becoming a good musician was more important than your ego trying to play the guitar.... I have guitars but I don't have time to play on because I play the trumpet every single day.... I watch videos I got my notebooks I got my lesson books and I find good teachers right here on the internet and the most important thing is I bought a stand and I put my horn on a stand within reach of me and I went from playing 7 to 10 hours a week to 25 hours a week
I went for 3 semesters. Reality hit me hard once I realized I was nowhere near the level I needed to be so I enlisted in the Marines playing in the bands. I still have a small group of friends that were my roommates when I was living in Boston and I think that was worth it. 10 years later now and I feel like I could go through the school and not feel out of place but back then I just didn't feel good enough.
@dansots i bet the marine band was killer!! I totally understand where you were at. I wish I could go back now that I have some real skills and music knowledge. Yeah friends are always worth it. I never really connected with others at Berklee cause I lived way far from campus but I did find a wonderful crew from MassArt that I'm still very close with
no schooling and i know more than most people that leave that school... not just jazz.. ever thing . country . flamenco. etc.... dont believe the hype of music schools.. good video partner...
@@IamtheI Mahalo! Humility goes a long way
Its encouraging to see you smiling. 😄
Nice!!!
Def an older 614ce!!
Sounds great. All of your vids
@@yjersey Mahalo!!!
What guitar is this? Neck dive? Lightweight?
@@yjersey Ibanez George Benson custom
Did they teach you audiation in Berklee by any chance? And by audiation I mean ability to perform music in your mind while simultanously being aware/being in the know/understanding/utilizing the music theory. Inner hearing would be audiation without the latter part.
@michaelk1589 yup 5 semesters of ear training. Aural or Audiation is essential esp for guitarists that don't read!
This was really well said. Thank you Ravi.
@@DaveBermanKeys Mahalo Dave!
Is Berklee College of Music Worth It? It is if you want to learn the mechanics of playing music as a whole.
@Charles53412 in 2024 it's a highly debateable topic, as seen in this comments section. That being said, I don't regret going! I'm just not going to try to convince anyone else to go, esp with how $$$ it has become in the last 10 years.
You should teach at Berklee, "the grind starts when you graduate."
@@jeffzafiropoulos2393 I applied for a few jobs at Berklee. They threw me a few "opportunities" unpaid. Still yet, I don't regret my choices!!
Nice!!
@@begobvi Mahalo!!!
Would i have a good shot if i did great on everything else but absolutely bomb the ear training? Ive been preparing as much as i possibly can but im worried about the ear training the most
😂Your going way too fast. Go to each string very slowly.
Hey Ravi! Good to see you!
hello ! i was wanting to learn this song, do you have a chord/tabs sheet and the strumming/picking pattern i can learn off of ? thank you !
I have had many requests for this and I plan on getting a tab done at some point, its just very tedious as I am not very tech savvy and the program is a pain to use. thank you for watching!!!
respect, I'm at Berklee now and have already been teaching guitar for a while. Did you have John Baboian and Bruce Bartlett as your teachers? Did you master in song writing?
Baboian is the man! Did pro music so I could graduate in 7 semesters
That didn't sound too convincing. I detect some doubt as to your choices. Good luck though, I hope things work out for you. It's tough when you are competing with people that were bread for that field and have parents that are already in that field to help and mentor them. They have a huge advantage.
Thanks! Yes it's never gonna be easy. I'm lucky to have the opportunity to play, some cultures poor people are forbidden from music
@@ravilambmusic what? which ones? im actually from a very poor country and i really want to know the answer to this, never heard of such a thing.
@@akirathedog777 Why is this hard to imagine? In some places, you can get killed for SAYING the wrong things. It's not impossible
Pls do an love and honesty tutorial
Will Do!!!!
nice video man, thx :)
Thank you for your kind words!!
Went there around the same time as u! But i used all my money on the first 1.5 semesters lol. So i dipped and got lucky for a few years after with a record label and then transitioned into other things from there. I def would’ve linked w u if we crossed paths at school.
Hey thanks for being honest about your experience. I am wondering though that in the video you talk about how you had very little guitar knowledge prior to your attendance at Berklee, what did you know and what should have you known before going into it?
I knew a bunch of Metallica riffs lol!! Yea I didn't know how to read or nothing but I really liked music. I did a video on the Berklee audition that night answer this question a bit more too. Hope this helps!!!
Hey Ravi, thank you for your insights and honesty. I am thinking of enrolling in Berkeley's Guitar's Skills classes. The tuition is $6k. What are your thoughts?
Is this one of those online courses? I don't recommended them. Those "certificates" don't really count for anything and are kinda seen as a joke. You will def learn a lot but you could spend half the amount on a good private teacher and get more out of it.
Berklee has become this mega corporate music giant figuring all sorts of ways to cash in on the legacy name, Berklee online being a recent iteration.
Thank you for this information. I will definitely look into other ways of gaining information and learning. Mahalo, Larry Jay
Took a Berklee tour in 2005. Just couldn’t see myself that much to learn the guitar, walking away thinking.
This video is amazing. Am wondering if I can find a tab for this ?
Mahalo!!! I am going to get one done for this within the next few months
Looking forward to it ;)@@ravilambmusic
@@ravilambmusic Did the tab ever get released ? ;)
@@magellanmccartney2187 Thank you for your patience!!! I really do want to get the tab done, unfortunately I've been so busy but I still plan on it mahalo!!!
Just because someone finds a few pennies in the industry and/or happiness doesn't mean that it isn't one of the biggest scams going. All the real money goes to the schools and musical instrument/gear manufacturers as they prey on people's hopes. I say this as someone who has been around the block a few times.
11 years later...... in just 11 mins?
I'm surprised anyone is watching more than a few minutes of my rambling 😄
Just one question when we play our prepared piece how long it should be ( Like 1 minute long - 5 minute long ) also is it mandatory to submit the transcription of your prepared piece ???
I think the time limit is 3min. Shorter the better. Transcriptions are a plus but not necessary. Good luck!
Beautiful, Brother. My heart is melting.
Mahalo! Thank you so much for the feedback!!
😃 Happy New Year Ravi ! We miss you in Santa Cruz
I dearly miss SC!!! Happy New Year to you all!!!
Now that there's UA-cam, music schools are just a pure scam 😂
Now Berklee online, that's a scam. I definitely recommend playing with other people in real life versus being alone in your bedroom during your musical journey. Even if you are just doing electronic production, having in person criticism is crucial to growth.
@@ravilambmusic Yes 1000% agree with playing with others. That's probably the only good thing coming out of school, being surrounded by other passionate musicians. But I guess there's cheaper ways to do it also
Thank you Sakoyana for your gift to the world!!!
Always such a joy to learn from your journey. Thank you for sharing Ravi. 💛💙💚
Thanks for being brutally honest about your experience. ❤
Thank you!!
Excellent performance 👍
Thank you!!! Always room for improvement tho
Very nice maybe someday I hope to play that but not today lol. Great job 👏
You can do it! Thank you so much!!!
So sweet and lovely Ravi. As always. Thank you for sharing your love with the world 💙💜
😊 thank you. I am lucky to get to share times of making music with wonderful people like yall!!! Love you SAKOYANA!
Luv ♥U ♫Ravi ☻
Thank You!!
Great work Mr.Ravi! It sounds soo good. And actually, tommor i will start my adventure with my first ukulele. I'll try this one on my ukulele. Wish me luck!
Yay!!! so exciting, let me know how your adventure is going!!!
Very interesting story, thank you for sharing that. Greetings from Ukraine!
Thank you!!! Hope you and your family are safe and well. Happy holidays
I greatly respect those that follow their dreams and go to art/music school. To me, the ROI is just never there. You'll spend $200k and four years of your life to (most likely) make less than an electrician or plumber. Not to mention the crazy competition and lack of job security. I chose a career that doesnt interest me much (engineer), and it gives me enough time and money to enjoy my interests as hobbies. As much as I like the choice I made, I still envy those that took the riskier, and in a way, more challenging path.
Thanks for the great reply!!! I hustled my ass off and worked and paid my own rent and school, I left Berklee with a little over 40k in loans. That was 10+ years ago tho, I lived in the hood and my rent was $400/mo. Totally different world new college students face. But I guess what I'm saying is, I could have gotten way more out of my college experience if I didn't work and lived on campus, but I would have been out waaaaay more money. Can't have it all at once in life. I'm now a father and now have the opportunity to be present in my children's life because I don't work traditional hours. But believe me I considered electrical training during covid 😄 🤣
@@ravilambmusic Music isn't worth risking your life for. Hood life is never fun.
Less than an electrician or plumber?! Try fast food restaurant worker.
@@yishihara55527 haha yes I don't like hood life!
@ayakosaito7323 haha yea I probably make less than a well paid fast food worker. But I get to be a musician that doesn't smell like French fries. You can't have everything in life.
great cover, love this Taj song. Good work Ravi
Thank you!!!
I've heard your playing, you should ask for a refund.
Thanks for all your support!
Amazing! Very nice
Thank you!!!
Lovely.
Mahalo!!!
Going to Berklee is great if you want to make unlistenable soulless drivel like Tyler Larson.
omg! i guess its a common name, that used to be my old bass players name. now that dude could play, and he didnt go to berklee...lol
@@ravilambmusic You are lucky to be so unaware of Tyler Larson, or as he calls himself, "Music is Win". (BIT) He is the most shining example of why it is a bad idea to go to Berklee. They suck whatever soul you had right out to the point where you can only make unlistenable academic wank, or you try to tone it down but you don't know how, and so you end up writing beginner-level trash that sounds like the Home Depot theme. UA-cam Tyler Larson is something of a lolcow. Follow the parentheticals if you want to find his masterpiece of trash, "Have Heart", the most ironically named song in the world. It is literally the Home Depot theme song but with lyrics that sound like they were generated by ChatGPT2.0. He got dunked on so hard that he removed it from youtube, spotify, soulseek, and his discography. But it's too late, because the internet is forever. I think any musician considering going to Berklee should pull up that video as mandatory viewing before they take the plunge. It is an exemplary cautionary tale
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Final parenthetical must be broken up into two posts because of course. A (DOT)terel is a small migratory Eurasian plover
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