After his long and well-earned Christmas vacation, Al Wood has resumed Ukulele Hunt, the web’s best site, with a terrific set of links.
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The return of Ukulele Hunt
Posted by acilius on January 22, 2010
https://losthunderlads.com/2010/01/22/the-return-of-ukulele-hunt/
Colin Newman; The Residents; Vinnie-P
Posted by CMStewart on January 20, 2010
https://losthunderlads.com/2010/01/20/colin-newman-the-residents-vinnie-p/
Martin Luther King had a mustache, therefore Zoe likes him
Look for MLK at 1:31 in this video.
(I embedded the video previously, but not for MLK Day.)
Posted by acilius on January 18, 2010
https://losthunderlads.com/2010/01/18/martin-luther-king-had-a-mustache-therefore-zoe-likes-him/
Some recent ukulele videos from YouTube
Since Al Wood started his extended Christmas break and put Ukulele Hunt on hiatus, some of us have been suffering withdrawal pains. As a tribute to his Saturday UkeTube selections and in anticipation of his return next week, here are few videos I’ve been listening to lately.
What Do I Gotta Do, by Jeremiah Camacho
Under the Covers, by Kate Sloan
Vangelis’ Missing, played by Ken Middleton
Tamacun, played by Brittni Paiva
Lilli Marleen, played by Bernd Dombrowski
The Cure’s “Friday I’m in Love,” performed by Najmah
Staten Island Slide, played by the Slavic Inferno
Lauren O’Connell’s Sweet Lament, performed by Neva Keuroglian
My Blue Heaven, played by L. Strachey (aka ReyalpEleluku)
“Deja Vu Date,” by Miss Zooey
“By the Sleepy Lagoon,” arranged for ukulele and performed by Martin Wheatley
Posted by acilius on January 16, 2010
https://losthunderlads.com/2010/01/16/some-recent-ukulele-videos-from-youtube/
Planimals Exist!
Posted by CMStewart on January 12, 2010
https://losthunderlads.com/2010/01/12/planimals-exist/
Rise- Herb Alpert
Mr. Herb Alpert & Mrs. Lani Hall and friends
Posted by CMStewart on January 4, 2010
https://losthunderlads.com/2010/01/04/rise-herb-alpert-2/
Amanda Carr
Boston’s Amanda Carr is not only a vocalist, but a fine composer of jazz as well. Her MySpace page highlights some of her originals; here are two YouTube samples.
“If You Could See Me Now“- the notes on this video claim that Amanda Carr’s favorite movie is THX-1138. Her music gives me a high opinion of her, if she’s a fellow THXnik I have an even higher opinion.
A promotional video for 2009’s “Common Thread”
Posted by acilius on January 2, 2010
https://losthunderlads.com/2010/01/02/amanda-carr/
Charlie Parker
Some posts with embedded jazz videos were lost from this blog a while back; one featured the first clip below.
Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie play “Hot House”
With Miles Davis, “A Night in Tunisia”
Posted by acilius on December 31, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/12/31/charlie-parker/
Regina Carter, Jazz Violinist
Regina Carter, with the Ray Brown Trio, “Lady Be Good”
With the Lewis Nash Quintet, playing “Tico Tico”
Posted by acilius on December 30, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/12/30/regina-carter-jazz-violinist/
Matt Wilson
A while ago I posted a couple of videos features jazz drummer Matt Wilson. I took that post down for various reasons, but here’s another.
The Matt Wilson Quartet plays “Arts & Crafts”
Matt Wilson’s Arts & Crafts plays “The Scenic Route”
Matt Wilson’s Carl Sandburg Project plays “Soup”
Posted by acilius on December 29, 2009
https://losthunderlads.com/2009/12/29/matt-wilson/
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