I’ve had a couple of half-hearted attempts at working up a version of this myself but never came up with anything that I thought really worked. Lucky for me, David nailed it and he’s kindly let me share the tab for his version with y’all.
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More from David:
The Stripper
Mississippi Blues
If I Had You
The Whistling Milkman
this is just, as they would say on the internet ‘EPIC WIN’
great arrangement of a great song thanks so much woodshed/ david beckingham, EPIC WIN
Off topic, but may be of interest to some –
musicradar.com “The no.1 website for musicians,” just released
the results of its readers poll of the 50 best guitar riffs of all time.
Any bets on no. 1?
byjimini: You’re welcome.
cbf: Epic win to David indeed.
Ron: Thanks. Wouldn’t have guessed it. Here’s a link for the curious.
Thanks to both of you. This is really great.
That is awesome. Thanks guys.
I new you could do it…..thanks Uke hunt and davey too.
This is fantastic! Ever since I heard the Oscar Aleman gypsy guitar version of this, I’ve wanted to figure it out for the uke. Now I don’t have to– this is pretty much perfect. Thank you!
Sounded good! Why’d you stop? I wanted to hear the rest of the ‘record’!
i love this song but i think the end from bar 33 is killing me, i just can’t get my fingers in the right places or when i do, i screw up the timing! GOD DAMN YOU UKULELE! YOU HAVE TAKEN MY SANITY!
cbf: I have been there many a time. Don’t give up!
YES!! Discovered this website 2 days ago and am now in love. Tried this on guitar years ago and gave up.This tab seems a lot easier and sound twice as good.Big thanks to Woodshed and David.
I know i discovered it at the beggining of june, now I’m having an uber duber fun time
SidneyTurner: You’re welcome.
Jimmy: Glad to hear it!
great tabs what a work of art
Fantastic bit of playing and brilliant tab, thanks for that! I think the last chord is a C 7787?
What about a full William Tell Overture tab?
David Beckinghams playing is great and I do wonder if has a kind of Travis picking style.I think he only uses his thumb and index finger. Perhaps someone will clarify. Whatever he uses its very effective.Its also interesting that he often favours a soprano long neck. In this way he gets the charm of the soprano sound and neck space of the concert uke.
Aloha,
Dose anybody know what the chord progression for in the mood would be? I bought the ireal B app for my Iphone and want to use it to back me up while I play In the Mood. Thank you in advance. Brian
I’m a beginner and to me the tab just doesn’t seem to play the same way as the recordings sound.
Joe
Joe
I can understand what you are saying.From my humble opinion try studying Davids version on U Tube. He is great at swinging his versions and sometimes the tab does not always reflect this if played straight. He also adapts a Travis alternating bass style which is again difficlt to illustrate in tab. Hope this helps Good Luck
John Hubbard
What a great swingy song. I really hope you will consider putting together the uke tabs for Stompin at the Savoy. With closed string chords to give it that swing style.
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Yes yes yes! Thanks muchly. :)