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  Nancy kat February 27, 2018 at 10:36am

  Hi Sammy!! Great to see and hear you! Yup Shane is a master! You are a happy kid with those new instruments good for you! More please....Meow^..^
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  Derek Rose February 26, 2018 at 9:29pm

  Fine looking creations. I love my ukes including my bari uke. There are opportunities for all of their voices. :) Put a capo on your bari at the 5th fret and there's your soprano/concert/tenor tuning.
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  Richard Sundberg February 25, 2018 at 7:03pm

  Shane does an incredible job building guitars that  sound great! Bah humbug tuning! It was a joy watching you have fun Sammy!
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  James O Lunsford February 25, 2018 at 5:16pm

  Nice instruments I used that tuning often and the other one also sounds good Man
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  Sammy Lloyd February 25, 2018 at 11:30am

  thanks all, I never thought I'd ever get that 'kid in a sweet shop' feeling again, but I have. 
  Loving the 'no rules' suits me down to the ground. Cheers folks appreciate your lovely comments. 
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  Jim Morris February 25, 2018 at 8:49am

  Great new gits Sammy. And great to see a new vid from you! Dealing with new tunings can be frustrating at first but it's fantastic mental exercise which we all need. 'Specially when we reach a certain age!  
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  A.D.EKER February 24, 2018 at 7:13pm

  Well now you done it!! whit two like that you got your pastry cooking! fine sound on that  Rezzo! 
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  shane wagstaff February 24, 2018 at 6:45pm

  Great stuff Sammy .

  Loads of info from Uncle . That will have you pulling your hair out . lol . Meet up soon fella .
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  Dave Lynas February 24, 2018 at 6:34pm

  Loved it! You do play great like Uncle said. Keep it coming.
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  Uncle John February 24, 2018 at 5:02pm

  Hey, Sammy.  Wrong, you play uke great!   Those string relationships are all the same from the baby ukes to the big ukes.  AND a GDGB.  I love that tuning.  Good singing.  

  Sammy, try the finger chords for the key of G. There is a nice 2 finger C chord fretting the small at the first fret and the 3rd at the second fret.   And a nice D7 fretting the small at the first and the 2nd at the second fret.   And a one finger Em fretting the third string at the 2nd fret.  That Em is also your boogie note.   And all across the third is a nice blues chord.

  Have fun!