"This Must Be The Place" (Talking Heads) Ukulele Tutorial PART II

[@VoxRox]

Did you miss part one? Here it is.....ua-cam.com/video/gwzUs3oMgmY/v-deo.html

[@DelLa-di8eq]

Your a really good teacher! Really appreciate the lesson.

[@VoxRox]

Here is the chord progression in all twelve keys, starting at the original:
G-major: // G / Am7 / Bm7 / Am7 // (Singing starts on a D-note)
Gb-major: // Gb / Abm7 / Bbm7 / Abm7 // (Singing starts on a Db-note)
F-major: // F / Gm7 / Am7 / Gm7 // (singing starts on a C-note)
E-major: // E / F#m7 / G#m7 / F#m7 // (Singing starts on a B-note)
Eb-major: // Eb / Fm7 / Gm7 / Fm7 // (Singing starts on a Bb-note)
D-major: // D / Em7 / F#m7 / Em7 // (singing starts on a A-note)
Db-major: // Db / Ebm7 / Fm7 / Ebm7 // (singing starts on a Ab-note)
C-major: // C / Dm7 / Em7 / Dm7 // (singing starts on a G-note)
B-major: // B / C#m7 / D#m7 / C#m7 // (Singing starts on a F#-note)
Bb-major: // Bb / Cm7 / Dm7 / Cm7 // (Singing starts on a F-note)
A-major: // A / Bm7 / C#m7 / Bm7 // (Singing starts on a E-note)
Ab-major: // Ab / Bbm7 / Cm7 / Bbm7 // (Singing starts on a Eb-note)
If you have a bit of music theory at your disposal, you can state ALL OF THE ABOVE using the formula:
//: 1 / 2m7 / 3m7 / 2m7 :// (Start singing on the 5th note of the scale.)

[@VoxRox]

Here is the tutorial that will help you finger the closed F-major, E-major, and Eb-major chord forms:
ua-cam.com/video/cwhr_aDGlEw/v-deo.html