Button up your overcoat. Biscuit-tin uke cover. скачать в хорошем качестве

Button up your overcoat. Biscuit-tin uke cover.

A former member of our uke group died, and the uke group was handed his entire collection of instruments, which included this interesting homemade one. It's relatively-quiet, but does have a pickup (and I've tested it works). There is a label on the back of the tin which gives a 'best-before' date for the biscuits of May 2014, so the instrument is already at least 10 years old. So, to demonstrate it, I've picked a song I've done before, which dates from 1928. Will be a useful addition to my instrument collection, mainly for the novelty value, but it does work as an instrument. I believe the neck is entirely home-made, as it is concert scale, without a separate fretboard, and only has 10 frets, despite the fact that you could fit in another 2. There are no fret markers, so I might add some side dots at some point. Like to see me doing more? You can tip me here: https://busk.co/uker or here: paypal.me/ukeleleEric Or even support me on a regular basis here: (even small amounts add up)   / ukelele   Anything you can spare will be appreciated. Some of my original songs will be uploaded for my fans on my vimeo channel first. Want to book me for an event, or find out more? My website is here: https://www.UkeEric.co.uk and you can discuss a booking via that. Or book me via this website: https://app.gigpig.uk/artists/profile... or this one: https://www.gigheaven.com/members/uke... Also see occasional posts on https://wordpress.com/posts/ukleric.h... and   / ukeleleeric   Please watch some of my other videoes. Don't forget to subscribe if you like what you see, and click the bell icon if you want to be notified every time I upload a new video.