and left me cryin'ĭ B7(2322) After you've gone. GCEA Fretboard MapĪfter you've gone (Henry Creamer & Turner Layton, 1918) Your baby has gone down the plughole 220. Im gonna sit right down (write myself a letter) 97. I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate 91. Do you know the way to San Jose (page 2)ĥ2. If you can see an arrangement here that you worked out and you would like to be credited in the book, let us know at If you have a song you believe we would like to play and could include in a future songbook, please send it to us.Ģ. Thanks, in particular, to Arch Larizza, Ray Shakeshaft & John Colter, Dave Means, Chordie, Doctor Uke, Tim Lewis/TUSC, Ultimate Guitar, Scorpex, Alligator Boogaloo, Beatlesite, the late Andrew Rogers, Jumbo Jimbo, Kraziekat, Todd Baio, Guitarguy, Lennonchords, Aldrine Guerrero, the wonderful SOUP/London, Ukulele Club of Santa Cruz, Gunther Anderson, Woodshed, Seattle Ukulele Players Association, Ukulele Society of America, AJ Leonard, Ukulele Mike, and many more talented and generous musicians. We wish to thank all those people who give their time and musical expertise to work out, create, and make available thousands of song sheets for amateur musicians to enjoy. The arrangements here come from a wide variety of sources, most having been adapted from the original music to suit the ukulele by some kind soul out there in internet land. Take it and adapt it any way you like until it works for you. The versions and format here work for usthey might not work for you (although if you see serious errors or omissions, do let us know!) If you dont like the version we have, dont shout. As such, while we may have changed (cut, changed and added details) and standardized the formatting to a style we find works for us (including chords over the line and extensive numerical GCEA fingering guides and very little artwork to ensure minimum file size), we do not claim any authorship, rights, or credit whatsoever for any of the contents. The songs and the arrangements in this songbook are almost wholly borrowed and then adapted from a huge list of extremely useful internet sites, watching online videos, and from songbooks, in particular.
#The trail of the lonesome pine ukulele chords free#
OKnow for the big disclaimer: we give this songbook free to uke players everywhere for social and educational use. Typical song choices might range from tin pan alley numbers from the 20s, 30s and 40s to jazz standards to folk, rock and pop songs, and even comic or novelty songs. We play the widest possible range of styles of music that works for the ukulele and which is likely to encourage a good sing-a-long. At each gathering, we provide the songs, although you are welcome to bring songs along for everyone to play. We welcome players of all levels of ability, including complete beginners, on a relaxed basis (no regular attendance required) so turn up when you can. We meet every couple of weeks or so to play songs, chat, swap tips and techniques and have a good laugh. metropolitan region, including the District of Columbia, Northern Virginia and Maryland. VVViiirrrgggiiinnniiiaaa SSSooonnngggbbbooooookkkīlah, blah, blah The Ukulele Club of Virginia is affiliated with the Metropolitan Ukulele Association, which brings together ukulele players across the whole of the Washington, D.C. UUUkkkuuullleeellleee CCCllluuubbb OOOfff
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