Mamiii – Becky G, Karol G Here is an adaptation of a song by Becky G and Karol G (2022) with ukulele, keyboard, bass and drum machine: Mamiii. Mamiii is a song released in February 2022 that I discovered when it was released. And then this title immediately pleased me. Especially thanks to this acoustic […]
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Black Orpheus – Luiz Bonfa Here is an adaptation with the ukulele and a drum machine of a song composed by Luiz Bonfa in 1959 and from the film Orfeu Negro: Black Orpheus. In 1959, the film Orfeu Negro, directed by Marcel Camus, was released. This film received the golden palm at the Cannes Film Festival
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Havana – Camila Cabello Here is an adaptation for Ukulele of this Camila Cabello’s hit in 2017: Havana. I discovered this song during the fall of 2017, shortly after its release. What I immediately liked was this Latin mood, and then, of course, the quality of the voice. Besides, I am not the only one to have
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Besame Mucho – Consuelo Velasquez Here is an adaptation for Ukulele of a Spanish song composed by Consuelo Velasquez in 1935: Besame Mucho. Besame Mucho is an ultra cover song. For example, I think it would be futile to try to list the number of cover existing. I discovered this song through the animation gigs. Indeed, it is
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Angel Eyes – Matt Dennis Here is an adaptation for Ukulele of this ballad composed by Matt Dennis in 1946: Angel Eyes. The first version of this song that comes to my mind is from Ella Fitzgerarld. Then I think directly of Chet Baker, who also sang this song. Of course, listening to the version
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Here is an adaptation for Ukulele of this beautiful song from the Beatles: And I Love Her. Score and tablature are available in pdf format.
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The Nonsense Song – Leo Daniderff Here is an adaptation of the song The Nonsense Song by Leo Daniderff (1917) with the Ukulele. First written in 1917 for cabaret music hall, Je Cherche Après Titine is especially made famous by the interpretation of Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times in 1936. In it, Charlot forgetting the words,
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