Famous Ukulele players - part 1

26 Apr 2010

Famous Ukulele players - part 1

Blog title says it all really... but I wanted to show that not all ukulele players are like George Formby or Tiny Tim - there are some very very cool ukers out there - take a look!

This will become a regular feature, and I will collate the famous ukers on the Famous Ukulele Page accessible from the menu at the top.  There is a link on that page that gives you access to all of my editions (now up to edition 13!!)

joe strummer ukulele
Joe Strummer


neil armstrong ukulele
Neil Armstrong (yes, THE Neil Armstrong)


elvis ukulele
Elvis Presley


george harrison ukulele
George Harrison


phill jupitus ukulele
Phill Jupitus


john lennon ukulele
John Lennon


loudon wainwright ukulele
Loudon Wainwright III


paul mccartney ukulele
Paul McCartney


amanda palmer ukulele
Amanda Palmer


adam sandler ukulele
Adam Sandler


frank skinner ukulele
Frank Skinner

So. there you are - if you know of any others (and have pics) let me know and I will upload them.

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  1. StaveHowe1 October 2010 at 14:17:00 BST

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  2. Gant27 December 2010 at 15:42:00 GMT

    Warren Buffett:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3t_SrHgblE&feature=related

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  3. Hans Boldt29 January 2014 at 23:27:00 GMT

    Regarding Neil Armstrong, that is of course a famous picture. But was he really a ukulele player? Or did he pick up a uke that just happened to be there?

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  4. Barry Maz30 January 2014 at 17:21:00 GMT

    I believe it has been reported elsewhere that he was a player - whether he was serious or just learning, I do not know. But it is accepted he requested a uke was there in quarantine for him

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  5. Unknown21 July 2015 at 21:49:00 BST

    Jeff Lynne:http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=jeff+lynne+ukulele&FORM=HDRSC2#view=detail&id=A5B6F5BBB2ED816805DF015E32C6CE734E709E95&selectedIndex=2

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