I have to admit that I love searching around YouTube for ukulele channels. There are some fantastic people out there making great free videos so here are 8 of my favourites…
Ukulele Hunt/Al Wood
Not only does Al Wood have one of the best ukulele sites out there, he’s got brilliant channel showcasing his great ukulele arrangements. He also sells some fantastic ukulele ebooks.
Got A Ukulele
If you’re looking to buy a ukulele then Barry Maz’s channel is pretty much a must visit. In depth ukulele reviews and even a few tips here and there. If you don’t come away from this channel knowing what your next purchase will be I’d be amazed.
Coveywood
Petey Forrest
Sawlon
Here you’ll find some fantastic ukulele arrangements to inspire you. You might have to dig around a little as there’s quite a bit of guitar stuff here too but it’s definitely worth your time.
Choan Gálvez
Choan Galvez’s channel is jam packed full of fantastic performances of his ukulele arrangements. I could (and sometimes do) sit and listen for hours.
Petey Mack
Will Grove White
The word madcap springs to mind when I visit Will’s channel. Lessons, crazy covers and even a bit of the old nose flute. What’s not to like?
And finally, I know I’ve already given you 8 but I’d like to take this opportunity to take a look at my own YouTube channel…
Ukulele Go
On my own channel I try and post useful hints and tips to help beginners get to grips with playing the ukulele.
There we go, hope you’ve found something new!
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Wow, great list... you just killed the rest of my weekend. I think the only one I knew of was Al Wood.
Here's a really odd one to add to your list:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuJATEcbHspWoUQBMsD9RNf4D6hFsm0Mv
He's Russian, the link here is with english translations, but I've found watching him in Russian (I don't speak or understand) works really well - you can concentrate on what he's doing, rather than what he's saying. And there's something about his pacing that works really well for me, he builds up patterns in an easy to grasp way I think.
Haha, well hopefully it will keep you happy!
Thanks for the link also, it looks like there's some good stuff there - going to spend some time going through that one tomorrow.
Thanks for including me! And thanks for Sawlon. I'd completely missed him.
No problem at all, keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! And thank you for showing me all these other wonderful people! I feel so honored... Thank you :0)
Thank you Pete, just keep doing what you're doing!
Thanks man - esteemed company indeed - much appreciated!
No problem!
Such an honor to be included in this list :)
Thx, Dave.
WoW!! Amazing!! And I could add Cynthia Lin channel, She is a great teacher too!! Kisses from Spain!!
I second that emotion.
Nice thx,
One more but in french https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKERK15ugaf9-nKrUroFchA?&ab_channel=tablatureukulele
Thanks for including me!
https://www.youtube.com/user/LiathGlas
On the other end of the ukulele lesson spectrum, is this guy, Pismo,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IN1c6o0bTTc
Pismo has my new favourite channel by far!,
That was hilarious!
WS 64 is the best youtube channel for original arrangements! Check it out