Vallance Road, London

2017 Nacht des Wissens; Dermatologie; Lizenz: CC-BY-4.0

Another one for the collection.

Ukulele Soprano

Photo of my art on the walls. Solo show at Thinkspace.

Photo by Mark Lowrie

Las fantásticas Uke Swingers, un duo fenomenal que canta canciones inolvidables, con mucho sentido del humor, una gran puesta en escena, y que parecen sacadas de una película clásica de Hollywwod pero a todo color, "vivitas y coleando" ... y muy divertidas.

Alex of The Mocking Jays moving into university halls.

I think it is from the 1920s.

A valliant attempt in Welles Park to break the record for the largest number of ukulele players in one place and establish a record for the largest group ever assembled to play a traditional Hawaiian song, "E Huli"

KoAloha all koa concert size 'ukulele made in Honolulu, Hawaii in 2004

Photo by Mark Lowrie

This is the ukulele I brought home yesterday.

Playing about with my new GoPro Hero3 camera and Mahalo ukulele.

Nobody knows you when you're down and out, a blues standard, written by Jimmy Cox in 1923

How may wrong notes can YOU play in 46 seconds???

Needs more practice!

Photo by Mark Lowrie

Available on my Uke Geeks Zazzle Shop

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Old Town School of Folk Music

My new ukulele, Oscar. A tenor Oscar Schmidt by Washburn. He's the best.

Photo by Mark Lowrie

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At the very end of Bassai Dai (one of my favourite kata).

A bit of a cheat with this photo, but I think it worked out ok. (Ten points for spotting - and twenty for me if I figure who'll spot it first) ;)