Wow! This is big fun! You have a great teaching style. Thank you for creating content for the baritone. I read in an earlier comment that you’ll be adding baritone tutorials to your Patreon account. I can’t wait 😃 Just here, doing my happy dance and practicing my 12 bar blues in the meantime. Thank you Phil.
You are an excellent teacher, Phil. I’m about a month into learning baritone ukulele and I find the blues are lots of fun to play. (Or attempt to play in my case 🙂) Great stuff, I look forward to working my way through your series.
Yes, this one is the simplest 12 bar as a beginner lesson. Lots of songs stick to the B7 in bar 10, others have a B7 bar 9 and an A in bar 10, as you say. There are loads of variations, and as you go through the series you'll find loads of different ways of play a 12 bar!
Always great to have more resources for the so neglected baritone. Also loving the series on the tenor banjo/guitar, even if I'm not planning to fall on yet another rabbit hole of acquisition syndrome.
Brilliant lesson mate I learned quite a bit easier following along your video. Was helpful to cement some vital basics and further my own foundation toward better growth of my own playing level now. I have a few chords down and decided to check out blues as my doorway in learning more ukulele lore. Cheers my friend
maan, its so funny you talk tha bari is different from guitar when it only lacks 2 bottom strings,, back in daze the jazz guitarists in the big bands only used the 4 top strings, for push chords hoping that at least something would possibly get thru the "MiX! and Keith R cut at leas one low string , cuz the band had a bass guitar!ist! perfec sense n sensibility.., Im getting older and slower/lazier, I have some hand probs( and mental anger for ) barrehuray chordhandling , BUTT Ima stilledalive n love nylon stringed guitars! I have found one with slim neck with a trussrod, and it still intonates mor perfect than any classiacal that ive laid my fingertops on..., I had onece a 500 tenor, which sounded like Mark Knopfler, but too clear n too short... I tune my evyrthing low so the baritone interest me theres one Cordoba under 100€s new music store, never got my Hartwood 50 € tenors exactly intonated, is it easier( no ) on baritones...,
A guitarlele is normally tuned ADGCEA, so regular ukulele shapes would match up, fingering-wise (if you ignore your two lowest strings). That said, a chord is a chord whatever you play it on, so if you're just following the chord names an you know how to play them on you guitarlele then you'll be fine.
Hi Phil. Great lesson, just what I needed. One question though; isn't it common for bar 10 to switch to the 4 chord? I think that V IV change just before the turn around has a real bluesy feel to it. BTW, I am learning on a tenor guitar tuned DGBE so the Baritone uke lessons are perfect.
Thanks! Yes, that 'walk down' from the V, to the IV to the I is very common, but lots of songs (particularly older blues) don't do it, and for this one I kept it simple :-) I really like playing the IV chord as a 7th too, as well as the V chord.
Hi Phil! So glad to find you. What a great teacher you are. Certainly the best I have found here on UA-cam. Looking forward to more of these lessons. Five starts all the way!
Thanks for this Phil. Always looking for stuff to help me along the baritone learning road! Love all your videos but if baritone related so much the better! Curious to know how much baritone related content there is on your Patreon page??? Jeff
Hi Jeff, thanks. At the moment there isn't any baritone content, but I'm aiming to fix that over the enxt few weeks. You might be best hanging fire for a month or two, and then if you choose to join you'll find plenty there.
I've waited 50 years for you to come along. I started playing guitar age 15 and just bought a soprano uke and I have never seen a lesson so clear without unnecessary twaddle. Magnificent. Many thanks. Have my last 75 years all been wasted?
Hello from the u.k. Re read your reply, if you haven’t tried a baritone, do so, a game changer! I’m 65 now, got a baritone for Xmas all over it! Guitar so frustrating! I promise you will trade your other uke once you try a baritone. Take care.
@@madcyril4135 Cheers from Bangor, Northern Ireland. Thanks for your reply. I should have said baritone uke. I have arthritis in my left fingers so I find chords hard to play on guitar. I'm 75 years old and decided to play some Bach. The first part of the Bach cello suite is fairly easy as it is mostly single notes and a bit of finger-picking. And the beautiful baritone uke sounds perfect for it. Bach would be turning in his grave if he could hear it.
Yes, Willie's guitar trigger is a nylon string, just like the baritone, so it's possible to get something of that sound. You mioght find that using a pick might help with the attack.
You are a rare find. You teach clearly and without undefined jargon.
Wow! This is big fun!
You have a great teaching style. Thank you for creating content for the baritone. I read in an earlier comment that you’ll be adding baritone tutorials to your Patreon account. I can’t wait 😃 Just here, doing my happy dance and practicing my 12 bar blues in the meantime. Thank you Phil.
You are an excellent teacher, Phil. I’m about a month into learning baritone ukulele and I find the blues are lots of fun to play. (Or attempt to play in my case 🙂) Great stuff, I look forward to working my way through your series.
Blues beginner here. Is it intentional that the 10th bar has B7 chord? I have seen many "beginner" progressions would have A chord there instead.
Yes, this one is the simplest 12 bar as a beginner lesson. Lots of songs stick to the B7 in bar 10, others have a B7 bar 9 and an A in bar 10, as you say. There are loads of variations, and as you go through the series you'll find loads of different ways of play a 12 bar!
Always great to have more resources for the so neglected baritone. Also loving the series on the tenor banjo/guitar, even if I'm not planning to fall on yet another rabbit hole of acquisition syndrome.
This was a great lesson. I learned so much. A big thank you, Phil.
Thanks Phil. I love playing the Blues and my Baritone is my favourite Ukulele so for me this series of tutorials is perfect.
Brilliant lesson mate
I learned quite a bit easier
following along your video.
Was helpful to cement some vital basics and further my own foundation toward better growth of my own playing level now.
I have a few chords down
and decided to check out blues as my doorway in learning more ukulele lore.
Cheers my friend
maan, its so funny you talk tha bari is different from guitar when it only lacks 2 bottom strings,, back in daze the jazz guitarists in the big bands only used the 4 top strings, for push chords hoping that at least something would possibly get thru the "MiX!
and Keith R cut at leas one low string , cuz the band had a bass guitar!ist! perfec sense n sensibility..,
Im getting older and slower/lazier, I have some hand probs( and mental anger for ) barrehuray chordhandling ,
BUTT Ima stilledalive n love nylon stringed guitars! I have found one with slim neck with a trussrod, and it still intonates mor perfect than any classiacal that ive laid my fingertops on...,
I had onece a 500 tenor, which sounded like Mark Knopfler, but too clear n too short...
I tune my evyrthing low so the baritone interest me theres one Cordoba under 100€s new music store,
never got my Hartwood 50 € tenors exactly intonated, is it easier( no ) on baritones...,
Phil, thanks. Only just beginning to play, I have a guitarlele so would the chords be the same
A guitarlele is normally tuned ADGCEA, so regular ukulele shapes would match up, fingering-wise (if you ignore your two lowest strings).
That said, a chord is a chord whatever you play it on, so if you're just following the chord names an you know how to play them on you guitarlele then you'll be fine.
Thanks for replying so fast. Appreciate that.
I will be watching more of your tutorials
Hi Phil. Great lesson, just what I needed. One question though; isn't it common for bar 10 to switch to the 4 chord? I think that V IV change just before the turn around has a real bluesy feel to it. BTW, I am learning on a tenor guitar tuned DGBE so the Baritone uke lessons are perfect.
Thanks! Yes, that 'walk down' from the V, to the IV to the I is very common, but lots of songs (particularly older blues) don't do it, and for this one I kept it simple :-) I really like playing the IV chord as a 7th too, as well as the V chord.
There you go, that’s what I was looking for. Many thanks. Subbed.
There's a lot to unpack in this one lesson. Thanks for putting this together!
Baritone Uke is all I use, you can check out my channel for me wailing on my baritone. We love it in the barn.
Really instructive video Phil. cant wait for the next one.
good stuff… thanks Phil
Thanks for creating this video. I learned a lot.
Hi Phil, Great lessons, do you have a book that covers this?
Thanks. I haven't written a baritone book... yet!
Hope you do one soonish, Baritone Blues sounds great when you do it
Great video. Nice lesson speed to keep us plucking at home. Thanks
Merci
thank so much
Thank you Phil. I'm learning so much from your excellent videos
Thanks Phil, this is great. Easy to understand. I'm off to start practising!
Excellent
Desde las Islas Canarias te sigo, me has enseñado muchísimo. Dios te bendiga
Hi Phil! So glad to find you. What a great teacher you are. Certainly the best I have found here on UA-cam. Looking forward to more of these lessons. Five starts all the way!
Great starting approach to blues that translates to the Key of A on soprano/concert/tenor uke. Thanks.
From Spain enjoying very much your videos, thanks
Thanks for this Phil. Always looking for stuff to help me along the baritone learning road! Love all your videos but if baritone related so much the better! Curious to know how much baritone related content there is on your Patreon page??? Jeff
Hi Jeff, thanks. At the moment there isn't any baritone content, but I'm aiming to fix that over the enxt few weeks. You might be best hanging fire for a month or two, and then if you choose to join you'll find plenty there.
@@PhilDoleman Thanks for the reply Phil. Will keep checking on progress!
Thank you so much! I just had the urge today to learn something new on my baritone uke. This is perfect! Much appreciated 😊
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Wonderful. Thanks
Absolutely AWESOME!!! Thank you!
Great lesson. Thanks. I just got a baritone and I love Blues. Love your channel.
Thanks!
Beautiful, thank you!
Brilliant! And such a lovely manner, thank you
Thanks Phil! I'll be working on this one! Loving the baritone at the minute.
Have you played any classical tunes on baritone or would you stick to a tenor? Your teaching methods are great to follow. 👍😁
I don't play much in the way of classical music, but here's no reason not to do it on the baritone. Thank you!
I've waited 50 years for you to come along. I started playing guitar age 15 and just bought a soprano uke and I have never seen a lesson so clear without unnecessary twaddle. Magnificent. Many thanks. Have my last 75 years all been wasted?
Thanks George! No, not at all, the important thing is that you're doing it now!
Unreal that’s me!
Same here, guitar so frustrating!
Take care from the u.k.
Hello from the u.k.
Re read your reply, if you haven’t tried a baritone, do so, a game changer!
I’m 65 now, got a baritone for Xmas all over it!
Guitar so frustrating!
I promise you will trade your other uke once you try a baritone.
Take care.
@@madcyril4135 Cheers from Bangor, Northern Ireland. Thanks for your reply. I should have said baritone uke. I have arthritis in my left fingers so I find chords hard to play on guitar. I'm 75 years old and decided to play some Bach. The first part of the Bach cello suite is fairly easy as it is mostly single notes and a bit of finger-picking. And the beautiful baritone uke sounds perfect for it. Bach would be turning in his grave if he could hear it.
Great lesson, Thank you Phil!
Hi Phil, Is it possible to make a 'twang' sound l(ex. Willie Nelson's sound) on baritone Uke?
Yes, Willie's guitar trigger is a nylon string, just like the baritone, so it's possible to get something of that sound. You mioght find that using a pick might help with the attack.
Hi Phil. Great video. What is the brand of Ukulele you are playing? I can't read the headstock. It sounds good,
It's a Noah
What's your uke tuned to?
Standard baritone tuning, DGBE.
Thanks
Thank youu soo much!😍👑💕💕
Thank you, professor!
Nice! Question. Is your blues book for baritone ukulele?
Thanks Ed. No it isn't, I'm afraid. Maybe I need to fix that!
This is great~!
Thanks man
Great stuff
great
Brilliant thank you 😊
You're an excellent teacher. Thank you.
Thank you!
I like it
👍👍👍
Great lesson.🙌
Glad you enjoyed it!
How to play if I broke your heart on baritone ukulele
I don't know that one, who is it by?
@@PhilDoleman sorry , its called. You always hurt the ones you love. Maybe some day if you get the chance
@@jackblack2321 Ah, now that I know! I'll see what I can do. Love the Mills Brothers version.
This is brilliant Phil, many thanks