Easy Ukulele Lesson - Sea of Love - Beginner Ukulele Songs - Robert Plant, Cat Power, Phil Phillips
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
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Learn how to play "Sea of Love" , an easy ukulele for beginners! In this lesson i'll take you through a classic love song made famous by Phil Phillips and later covered by Robert Plant (Honeydrippers), and Cat Power. Chord diagrams, lyrics and strumming patterns are also featured within this free HD quality ukulele lesson for beginners! Let's get started!
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Awesome, you have a great voice for this song.
Thanks Steve, every once in a while I find one I can really get down with. Thanks for the encouraging words!
Beautiful song pick, thanks! Super easy and fun. My wife will love it it.
Rudy Ramirez Jr Hey thanks a lot Rudy, I'm sure she will appreciate the super romantic gesture. Be well. -Rob
Loved your lesson and your song selection. I'd love to see more videos on helping with the "chuck" strum. From Lancaster, PA -- a beginner uke player.
Hey Jeffrey Marsh thanks for the guidance! I add that to my to-do list for sure!
Thank you so much for the great lesson! Very relatable. :) I can't wait to get this song down!
This song is so beautiful, I just bought my first ukelele and your videos helps a lot.
Keep it up man! You're awesome.
I'm going to get to learning this one quick! Lesson is great as usual!
Wonderfully played and thanks for the lesson! Gaaah you sing so well too!
Thanks so much, you're awesome! Greetings from Brazil
+Daniel Pires Hey thanks for the positive feedback. I'm dying to visit Brazil!
Most excellent! Thanks
LOVE the song! I'm actually buying my first ukulele very soon because of you and I'm very excited! You are an inspiration as well as a great teacher. Keep it up :)
Hey thanks paoutooPREMIUM! Ukulele is a fantastic instrument, and playing it has really helped me to understand music on a higher level. Thanks for the positive feedback, glad to help!
Thank you so much for this! love this song, loved the lesson. any chance you can do Tonight You Belong To Me?
thanks!! it is very to understand
good job
really terrific lesson!
Thank you Randi Struxness, glad you dig it! Much more to come. Any request?
Hi Rob, Pls let me know the first beginner songs to start Ukelele from your lessons, I tried a bit on I'm Yours , sounds fun😄
Maaaan, I loved your videos! And i love this song!
I bought my uke about 2 weeks ago and i'm trying to learn how to strum correctly. When it seem to be right, i can't sing and play all together, LOL!
Do you have some lesson about how to strum the uke? Maybe some exercises.
Thanks for your videos! They
I'm grateful for them!
Bruna Green it sounds like you are making some progress, and I am so glad to be of help. I would suggest you check out my basic strumming lessons for guitar, all the same stuff applies to your ukulele. First learn the basics - Strumming whole notes, 1/2, 1/4 and 1/8 and 1/16th notes. Understand that anything more rapid than a quarter note should include down/up strokes and that all strumming patterns are simply strumming down and up, with some notes subtracted out...this is why we have double downs and ups, your simply skipping some areas of the measure. Hope that helps, more lessons are coming soon!
I loved this lesson. You teach very well. Are you going to make any more ukulele tutorials soon? I hope so 😊
D is tough one for me. I try to hit 2 2 2 0 with my middle finger and skip the pinky. Is that bad form?
Thank you for this - i wonder how you might change this for a low-G set-up?
Sal Coraccio III I've never played it with a low G set up, but I don't think it would change things to much. I'm sure having a bassier note in the bottom end won't lend itself to every chord, so it might be best to switch in some barred shapes. Great question, I'd like to try that. -Rob
swiftlessons It's quite good as is with the low-G, the AMaj impacted the most - but I think it mellows the thing out a bit. The Cordoba's lovely resonance shines through (I have the 25TK-CE).
As an aside, I struggle with the barre chords - stings seem to hit in the low spaces every time. I can compensate on the B7 by using my thumb on the G-string and fingers 1 & 2 on the A&E strings then the ring-finger on the C... (I know, right?) but that D-Major - GAH.
I'll sand down the saddle on the next string change to lower the action - might help. Or make it tougher. I don't know for sure - it won't make a big difference on the second fret anyway. /ramble off - thanks for the reply and thank you again for the fine lesson.
It’s fine but it’s easier if you show pictures with the notes since some of us don’t know what G or C or E7 mean.
Hi, what type of Ukelele is this? I want to learn but I need to buy the most "standard" one (soprano, concert, etc...)
Is that a tenor? Maybe TM-CE? Looks exactly like mine!
Nice vocals along with the lesson, enjoyed both. I'm looking at a Cordoba 25CK uke and am wondering what you think of the one you have. Having played one for a while yourself, would you recommend the Cordoba brand to others? Yours sounds very good to me.....
alertami I would definitely recommend the Cordoba ukuleles, they are really well made, durable instruments and they sound awesome!
swiftlessons Thanks Rob. BTW, which model are you playing?
That would be the 20TM-CE, never lets me down.
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Hy Rob!
I was wondering if there is an ukulele worth buying in the 30-35$ category?
Thank you!
Hey Luca Viktor, not that I have ever found. I would say check out some of the cheaper Lanakai ukuleles. Kala and Cordoba are also very good brands, any of their $85-$150 dollar ukes will last you a lifetime.
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Thank you! :)
Hey Luca, I don't think so, but I know that lanakai has some great ukes for around $60. Better to go for quality, rather than struggle with junk IMO. Best. -Rob
Hy Rob! swiftlessons I was searching for the brands you suggested, and find a nice lanikai lu-11 for about 80$, though I didn't buy it yet. I'm a bit busy lately with school, and I thought I wouldn't have much time for learning to play it. I think I give it a year or so, to see where I'm standing ATM, or maybe I will have a sudden thought and will buy it anyway. :) Thank you again for the support! :)
Luca Viktor ever buy that uke?
hello Rob what do you think of the luna ukuleles?
Andrea Ordonez btw i love your tutorial!
Andrea Ordonez I've played a bunch of Luna ukes and they have all been nice for the price point. With that said, I do think the Cordoba ukes are of better quality and have better playability and feel, which is why I play and always recommend them. For your first uke, be sure to settle on a concert or tenor sized body. Here are two links, first the uke that I use and something comparable of a lesser price: 1) amzn.to/1aJsZ4G 2) amzn.to/1EtStyV. As another and even more affordable option, I have also enjoyed this great little uke from Lanikai: amzn.to/1EtT0Rv. I hope you find these suggestions to be helpful. Let me know how it turns out!
swiftlessons thank you so much! my gf surprised me with a luna uke though! it sounds great too! but i will keep in mind for a cordoba for another time then! thank you so much and i love all your videos!! have a good one:)
I'm confused with what you are calling "Amaj", and also "Gmaj" chords, etc. Different than all the materials I've got. To me, it looks like a plain "G" chord and a plain "A" chord. Maybe you are not playing the GCEA chords as I am trying to learn them?? IDK.
Hey Tonya, saying a chord is a G or Gmaj would indicate the same thing. Major is the tonality of the chord, and differentiates from other tonalities such as minor, 7th, augment, diminished etc. Your most common chords are majors and minors, you want to get those down in all 12 keys. Have fun! -Rob
Thanks Bob!!
Sorry, I mean ROB. XXO
@@tonyaroberts771 haha, my pleasure, and Bob's fine too.