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Download or read book The Ukulele Songbook written by Thomas Balinger and published by . This book was released on 2014-02-22 with total page 94 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Thomas Balinger The Ukulele Songbook 50 All Time Classics This book features 50 songs known and loved the world over, arranged for Ukulele. From Amazing grace" and Camptown races" to Banks of the Ohio" or Scarborough fair": songs every Ukulele player simply has to know! Arranged for Ukulele in C tuning (G-C-E-A). Each song features: - melody in standard notation and tablature - chord symbols for all instruments - complete lyrics and - chord diagrams for Ukulele. A handy compendium of the most basic chords and easy strumming patterns for song accompaniment truly makes this the Ukulele players' indispensable companion! Songs 1. Amazing grace 2. Jingle Bells 3. Down by the riverside 4. Yankee Doodle 5. For he's a jolly good fellow 6. My Bonnie lies over the ocean 7. Oh Susanna 8. Old McDonald had a farm 9. Go, tell it on the mountain 10. Deck the halls 11. Auld lang syne 12. Aura Lee 13. Clementine 14. Ma come balli bene bimba 15. Careless love 16. House of the rising sun 17. When the saints go marchin' in 18. She'll be coming round the mountain 19. Michael, row the boat ashore 20. Tom Dooley 21. Little brown jug 22. Swing low, sweet chariot 23. Good night, Ladies 24. The yellow rose of Texas 25. Twinkle, twinkle little Star 26. Give me that old time religion 27. Scarborough Fair 28. Joshua fit the battle of Jericho 29. Ode an die Freude 30. The John B. sails 31. Buffalo Gals 32. Wayfaring stranger 33. The streets of Laredo 34. Guten Abend, gut' Nacht 35. I'm on my way 36. La donna e mobile 37. Banks of the Ohio 38. We wish you a merry Christmas 39. Barcarole 40. Home on the range 41. Morning has broken 42. Kum ba yah 43. What shall we do with the drunken sailor 44. Skip to my Lou 45. Camptown Races 46. The wild rover 47. The water is wide 48. Barbara Allen 49. Day-O (Banana Boat Song) 50. Nobody knows the trouble