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    Play Ukulele - 35 Arrangements of songs by Hank Williams: Play Ukulele
    Play Ukulele - 35 Arrangements of songs by Hank Williams: Play Ukulele
    Play Ukulele - 35 Arrangements of songs by Hank Williams: Play Ukulele
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    Play Ukulele - 35 Arrangements of songs by Hank Williams: Play Ukulele

    By Reynhard Boegl and Bettina Schipp

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    Songbook with 35 arrangements of songs by Hank Williams for the Ukulele.
    Hank Williams (1923 - 1953) was one of the best known and most successful country musicians and songwriters in the USA. He has influenced numerous musicians and is always in the top third in all polls and listings - best singer, best songwriter, best artist. For example, Rolling Stone ranked him 13th in their list of "Best Songwriters of All Time".
    All songs are notated with tabs for fingerpicking, the arrangements are easy to moderately difficult - for slightly advanced and advanced fans of the ukulele.
    The recordings of the songs are available online in a specially created audio player with adjustable playback speed, web address in the book.
    The explanations are noted in German and English.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publishersongbooks.info
    Release dateJan 4, 2023
    ISBN9798215686010
    Play Ukulele - 35 Arrangements of songs by Hank Williams: Play Ukulele
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    Reynhard Boegl

    Reynhard Boegl - since 1984 live and studio musician (harmonica, guitar, vocals), music teacher, sound engineer, graphic artist and lyricist, song and textbook author. Lives and works in Linz / Austria and has published almost 100 song- and textbooks for various instruments.

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      Play Ukulele - 35 Arrangements of songs by Hank Williams - Reynhard Boegl

      PLAY UKULELE

      Tabs & MP3-Sounds

      35 Bearbeitungen von Liedern von Hank Williams

      35 arrangements of songs by Hank Williams

      Info: www.songbooks.info

      Inhaltsangabe / Table of content

      Die Ukulele / the Ukulele

      Stimmung / tuning

      Die Tabulatur / the tablature

      Hank Williams

      Sounds Online

      A Home in Heaven

      Alone and Forsaken

      Angel of Death

      Are you Walkin and A-Talkin for the Lord

      Baby, we're really in love

      Bayou Pon Pon

      California Zaphyr

      Calling you

      Cold, cold Heart

      Dear Brother

      Help me understand

      Hey, good lookin'

      Honky Tonk Blues

      Honky Tonkin'

      Howlin' at the Moon

      I can't help it (If I'm still in love with you)

      I don't care (If tomorrow never comes)

      I saw the light

      I won't be home no more

      I'm so lonesome I could cry

      Jambalaya (On the Bayou)

      Long gone lonesome Blues

      Lost on the River

      Me and my broken heart

      My love for you has turned to hate

      Never again (Will I knock on your Door)

      On the Banks of the Old Pontchartrain

      Pan American

      The Alabama Waltz

      The Blues come around

      There's a Tear in my Beer

      Wealth won't save your soul

      Why should we try anymore

      You win again

      Your Cheatin' Heart

      Impressum / Imprint

      Mehr Bücher / More books

      Die Ukulele / the Ukulele

      Viele Legenden ranken sich um die Namensgebung der Ukulele, deren Geschichte bis ins Jahr 1879 zurückreicht. In diesem Jahr soll es auch gewesen sein, als sich ein junges, hübsches Mädchen eine Braguinha (ein portugiesisches, kleines Saiteninstrument) borgte und so flink darauf spielte, dass alle Zuhörer diese lustige Darbietung mit einem hüpfenden Floh verglichen.

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