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1. chordu.com › chords-tabs-lackawanna-blues-id_B-zLACKAWANNA BLUES Chords - ChordU

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   Chords for LACKAWANNA BLUES with Key, Capo, Tempo shifter. Play along with guitar, ukulele, bass, piano, mandolin & banjo with 41+ tunings alternatives. Chords: D, G, F, A, Dm.

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3. ukulelemagazine.com › lessons › learn-to-improviseLearn to Improvise the Blues on Ukulele with Chords, Licks ...

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   Nov 18, 2022 · You can steal their classic key-of-E blues guitar licks and play them on the uke in the key of A. Chord-Based Licks. Thousands of blues songs in the key of A can be played with three chords: A, D, and E, or the sevenths of those three: A7, D7, and E7. But there’s more than one way to play a chord. Example 2 shows several A7 chords.

4. chordify.net › chords › lackawanna-blues-hip-monarchHip Monarch - Lackawanna Blues Chords - Chordify

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   Chords for Hip Monarch - Lackawanna Blues.: E7, C7, A, A7. Chordify is your #1 platform for chords. Grab your guitar, ukulele or piano and jam along in no time.

5. tabs.ultimate-guitar.com › tab › misc-televisionMisc Television - Nevertheless - Love Me Like That (Chords)

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   [샘김 "Love Me Like That" 가사] [Verse 1] DMaj7 C#m7 Bm7 I get defensive and insecure DMaj7 C#m7 My own worst critic Bm7 Behind a closing door DMaj7 C#m7 Bm7 I'm fragile and fractured, t

6. ukulelemagazine.com › lessons › blues-fingerpickingRaggy but Right: Learn Blues Fingerpicking on Ukulele

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   • Example 1: Basic Accompaniment Pattern
   • Example 2: ‘Stagolee’ Accompaniment
   • Ex. 3: ‘Stagolee’ Solo
   • Example 4: ‘Stagolee’ Solo with Syncopation
   • Example 5: ‘Careless Love’

   To get started, try a basic accompaniment pattern. In this type of music notation, the stems pointing up are the melody notes, played by the middle (marked as “m” in the music examples) and index (“i”) fingers. The stems pointing down are picked by the thumb (“p”).

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   Here’s an example of how to use this pattern to accompany a tune. It’s an old 12-bar blues, “Stagolee,” that has been recorded by countless blues, rock, R&B, and country artists. The pattern stays the same throughout. Use the indicated fingering: Thumb, index, thumb, middle finger. As mentioned, the thumb notes are on all four downbeats of every ba...

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   When you play fingerpicking solos, the thumb keeps playing those downbeats, relentlessly, while the fingers pick melody notes. The pattern you used to accompany “Stagolee” disappears, except for the thumb notes. Most beginners to this style find that picking melody notes throws the thumb off track. Here’s how to overcome this hurdle: 1. Play the fi...

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   If the previous version of “Stagolee” sounds a little stiff, that’s because there’s no syncopation; all the melody notes coincide with the thumb notes. When you start placing occasional melody notes between the thumb notes, things get rhythmically interesting. This version of the same tune adds syncopation and some slides, hammer-ons, and other tou...

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   Here’s one more example of alternating thumb-style fingerpicking. “Careless Love” is a popular folk blues; you’ll find dozens (maybe hundreds) of versions on YouTube by blues, jazz, rock, country, folk, and pop singers. You’ll likely agree that this type of fingerpicking suits the uke well. Here are a few highlights of the following arrangement bel...

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8. ukulelemagazine.com › lessons › blues-ukulele-leadBlues Up Your Ukulele with Lessons from Lead Belly

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   Nov 22, 2022 · Want to add some blues to your ukulele repertoire? A good place to start is with one of blues' greatest guitarists and performers, Lead Belly.

9. ukutabs.com › e › elton-johnI Guess That’s Why They Call It the Blues - UkuTabs

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   Ukulele chords and tabs for "I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues" by Elton John. Free, curated and guaranteed quality with ukulele chord diagrams, transposer and auto scroller.

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    Can you play a blues lick on a uke?

    • You can steal their classic key-of-E blues guitar licks and play them on the uke in the key of A. Thousands of blues songs in the key of A can be played with three chords: A, D, and E, or the sevenths of those three: A7, D7, and E7. But there’s more than one way to play a chord. Example 2 shows several A7 chords.

    Learn to Improvise the Blues on Ukulele with Chords, Licks, and Solos

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    Do uke chords look like E?

    • Uke chord shapes in A look just like E shapes on the guitar, if you ignore the guitar’s sixth and fifth strings (Example 1). This is good news for uke players who like the blues, because many famous blues guitarists (Muddy Waters, Lightnin’ Hopkins, and Jimmy Reed, for example) played almost exclusively in the key of E.

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    Can you lose the Blues ukulele?

    • Blues is the common denominator in American music; you can’t do justice to jazz, rock, country, or bluegrass unless you can play the blues. Besides, playing and singing the blues is one good way to lose the blues! Check out more blues ukulele lessons here

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    What key is a blues guitar lick?

    • It’s a great blues guitar key, and the E licks these blues legends immortalized became the foundation of electric blues, rockabilly, and rock. You can steal their classic key-of-E blues guitar licks and play them on the uke in the key of A.

    Learn to Improvise the Blues on Ukulele with Chords, Licks, and Solos

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    Where are the thumb notes on a uke?

    • As mentioned, the thumb notes are on all four downbeats of every bar. Many pickers anchor their picking hand by placing the ring and little fingers on the uke’s soundboard, just below the soundhole. When you play fingerpicking solos, the thumb keeps playing those downbeats, relentlessly, while the fingers pick melody notes.

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