2 variations of this classic '60s tune! Includes chord diagrams, sheet music, tabs, and some lyrics.


Variation 1 is in the style of the song as recorded - the mp3 audio is for this version.
Variation 2 is in a different time signature and style, and more of an excerpt (no repeats of verse or chorus) - the YouTube link is for this version.

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This is an instrumental (in C major) using a ukulele chord melody styleof play with both finger picking and chords. A low-g tuning is required. The melody and the chord progression arethose of Harold Arlen rather than the accompaniment chords of Brother Iz. This is not intended to be an accompanimentto singing. In this duet version one ukulele plays only chords and base runswhile the other plays the chord melody arrangement.

This is an instrumental solo for the ukulele in the chord melody style. A single ukulele plays both the complete melody and the chords. This makes a fine performance piece to show off the ukulele as something besides a novelty and accompaniment instrument. The linked YouTube version has an additional ukulele playing backing chords and maintaining the bossa groove.

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