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What a Wonderful World – Friday Ukulele Covers # 7.

Count Your Blessings (Old Gospel Hymn) – Friday Ukulele Covers #8.

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Santa Clause is Coming to Town – Friday Ukulele Covers #9.

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Stars and Stripes Forever – C (Easiest) : Now that I’ve transposed it down, I’m loving how this key feels in my voice (I’m a baritone), and the key makes it super easy to play.

Stars and Stripes Forever – Eb (Original Key) : With this key you could actually sing along with a recording of the march, but I’ve always found a couple of spots high for my voice.

The melody covers a two-octave range, so you do need some pipes, but if you’re ukulele is strung with a low-g, you can play the melody solo while having another player fill in on the chords.

I originally started singing this with an old recording of Sousa’s own band, but don’t always want to haul sound equipment around and I love singing it. Here is John Phillip Sousa’s famous march, The Stars and Stripes Forever, with words he penned himself. The original cover art for 'the stars and stripes forever' with words penned by Sousa himself. Everything you need to get started on the ukulele and more: Ukulele Bootcamp 3.0

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