Learning To Fly

[Geir]

yep yep yep ... it's a winner !

[thetworegs]

Good one Hen....

[Oldrottenhead]

you are like johnny cash, your voice is instantly recognisable and every song you do becomes your own. magical. and those ukes are to die for.

[kenny mac]

Great stuff ,I'll definitely need to get a uke,sounds good well done

[ODH]

Really nice crisp recordings, and performances. Great version.

Great stuff ,I'll definitely need to get a uke,sounds good well done

I've never been much of a fan before, but I'm definitely coming round to the uke myself.  Where's that e-Bay...

[andy casson]

Great cover, and that 2nd uke kicking in sounds superb, love it! Must admit I also am pondering the uke more and more...

andy

[Oldrottenhead]

i got a great wee uke from argos for £20 http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5401068/Trail/searchtext%3EUKELELE.htm

they now have a martin smith one with a bag for £19  http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/039379/Trail/searchtext%3EUKELELE.htm

[Rata-tat-tat]

Uketastic...as always...top notch brother...cant get enough!!!

[cuthbert]

Nice one, man...had to reach for my uke and start playing (and singing) right along!   

[Lurker]

What a nice listen.  Well done.  I'm going to listen to that again ... right now!

That uke, I especially noticed it on the last chorus, adds a dramatic swell that is as effective as orchestral strings and percussion, but lifting in a much subtler way.  My words can't nail this effect.  Anyone else feel it?

Then again, I am sleep deprived.  I could just be in that perfect waking dream state that allows me to focus on such subtleties.  But then, music should move us.  This piece does.  Thanks, Henwrench.