Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele – You Can’t Force A Dance Party (Chords)
February 12, 2009
Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele – You Can’t Force A Dance Party (Chords)
I’ve been enjoying The Good Feeling Music of Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele (despite a bit of demoitis one some of the tracks). Some very welcome straight-faced ukulele pop to pass the time while Stephin Merritt plays other instruments. Particularly good is the album’s standout track is You Can’t Force A Dance Party.
Nothing much to worry about with the chords.
Strumming Pattern Suggestion
Once the song gets going, here’s a strum that will get you through:
d – d – - u d u
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liking the preview, would like to hear the rest but can’t seem to find anywhere to hear the whole track, could someone stick a version on youtube once they’ve learned it? please ^^,
good work woodshed
cdf: I could have sworn that was the whole track earlier in the week. Anyhoo, try the Hype Machine.
cheers mr ’shed ^^,
worked perfectly
I just found your site cuz I was looking for some Dent May tabs and it is really cool. Thanks for doing all these tabs. Maybe my ear will get a bit better but for now it’s tab-city!
Could you do Mr. May’s College Town Boy?
Keep up the good work!
bradumb: There’ll probably be more Dent chords at some point in the future. I haven’t decide which songs yet.
Right on. That whole album is really good so any song would do. Although, I went back and found the five song ep and those versions and songs are excellent too.
ANYWAY, thank again!
First off, I would like to say that I love this site and I visit everyday. After I bought my first uke, it really helped me learn some cool songs and it was nice having a site specifically for ukulele. Anyway, I was playing this song and I thought that on the chorus instead of the C, that maybe C7 works better, but i just wanted to know what you thought.
Keep up the great work and mahalo!
justinh: Thanks for the kind words. I think C sounds better, but use whatever you prefer.