Learn to Play "Tiny Bubbles" by Don Ho on Ukulele
A Little Info About This Lesson
Get ready for "Tiny Bubbles" the 1966 classic from Don Ho! Jeffrey Thomas has another great free video ukulele lesson with detailed tab for you. Learn the chords, strum style, left and right hand fingerings, song structure and modulation! This is a super fun song to sing and play.Jeffrey's Instructional Video
The Original Song
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Jeff is offering a free 30 minute lesson over Skype to ukulele players of any level. Jeff is the best in the business and can provide expert knowledge on mastering "Tiny Bubbles" and many more songs of your choice. Jeff is a friend of ours at UkuleleMate and has been teaching Aussie students for many years, we can't speak highly enough of him. We encourage you to go ahead and schedule your free lesson today.Leave a comment
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