Set List for June Jam

Hi Everyone!

We are ready for our second ukulele jam at the fabulous Chesswood Restaurant in Carleton Place! Hoping for a great turnout once again and new faces are always welcome. There’s lots of Canadian content in our set this time to celebrate Canada 150!

Hope to see you on Sunday, June 25 for our 4 pm Strum and hoping you can join us there for dinner afterwards! 

0002 – Cryin’ Yet

0003 – I’m A Believer

0004 – Old Shoes Picture Postcards

0005 – As Tears Go By

0006 – House of the Rising Sun

0007 – I’ll Fly Away

0008 – I’m Into Something Good

0009 – Moonshadow

0010 – Roses Are Red

0011 – When I’m Sixty Four

0012 – Wild Mountain Thyme

0013 – O Mary Don’t You Weep

0014 – Oh Boy

0015 – Black Fly Song

0016 – Down by the Riverside

0017 – I’s the By

0018 – Oh, Lonesome Me

Tennessee Waltz

O Canada

A Horse With No Name

and recently added:

0020 – Canada Day Up Canada Way

See you at the Jam

Thanks for Joining Us

We had a great time at our May Jam. The strumming and singing was wonderful as was the food.

Thanks for coming out and we hope to see you at the jam in June!

June Ukulele Jam

Our Next Jam is June 25th, 2017 at 4:00 PM

at Chesswood Restaurant in Carleton Place

 

You can find the set list at: Set List for June JamUke Jam

Here’s an idea

At one time or another we have all experienced it…you look at the chord diagrams  before the song starts, notice there’s a new chord or 2, practice them a few times and feel you’re ready. But then the song starts scrolling and the diagrams disappear!

Or you have one of those handy-dandy Chord Charts but it’s hard to find the chord you need when you’re busy singing and playing…

How about trying this? Make yourself a personal set of chord cards.

Get yourself a set of index cards. Before each ukulele jam take a look at all the chords you’ll be playing for that set. Use 1 card for each new chord you don’t know and write the chord name and copy  the chord diagram (a good exercise in itself) . Arrange your cards alphabetically.

Then at the jam, for each new song, pull out any new chord cards you need (if you have been playing for a while there may be only 1 or 2 new chords per song.) The you’ll have them on the table in front of you to quickly glance at as you play the song. Keeping the cards in the pocket of your case means you’ll always be ready to strum that tune!  

It’s worth a try!

Looking forward to seeing everyone on Sunday at Chesswood Restaurant!