Going to Hawaii solely to visit your shop is now on my bucket list. You guys bring joy and peace to many. Thanks!

Btw, this is the best KZfaq channel ever!

Hi all, You are my only and best 'ukulele teachers! I didn't play the instrument until COVID came along. I'm in my late 70s now and have considered myself a musician ever since I entered kindergarten because I loved to sing and had the only alto voice in my school. Unfortunately my father hated music and wouldn't allow me to have an instrument in our house. I left home early but I always missed those early years when I would have liked to have learned to play an instrument - or many. When the COVID lock-down began, I went on-line and over the next six months I bought a tenor, a super tenor, and a baritone 'ukulele from Kanile'a because I really liked the sound that their instruments made. I also discoved your programs on-line! Thank you so much for taking the time to make sure that your sound quality is wonderful and for explaining the various ways to play 'ukuleles and the music from Hawaii - step by step! This week's discussion of the various ways you could connect with 'ukuleles was really helpful and I know that I'll spend the next week looking at my finger tips, nails, flat picks, etc., more closely than I ever have before. Aloha from the little fishing village of Ladner on the coast of the Salish Sea, in south-west British Columbia, Canada.

I’m the proud owner of two Kamaka tenors (the second, a long neck, arrives tomorrow). I purchased both in the last few weeks after hearing Corey play one and Brittni play the other. I’m counting on the magic I heard when you two played them making it’s way into my fingers. I know they will become two of my most precious possessions. Thank you for sharing your music and making these amazing instruments available to us mear-mortal players. You four sound so good together. Cheers from Salt Lake City.

Brah these four gotta do a album together with Andrew on bass that would be NUTZ🔥🔥🔥🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

Beautiful opening... Yay, Brittni and Mika!. Keep bring them back.

I love it, every time a new video is posted, we are treated to a concert. I am all in favor of you guys recording a cd. I would order right now . . . .

Woow that opening❤️

Can only say, Thank You. Too beautiful !

What a lovely surprise to have the podcast earlier! 😀 still watching it, but wanted to point out I see 👀 a smiley face on the back of the Ken Franklin uke, it's so beautiful and sounds great too!

Great episode

one of my fave episodes this season! Love these songs ... played so beautifully by super talented and humble musicians on decked out ukes! :)

Heart and Soul music!

Crazy Awesome! Love the magic you have together! Aloha from Maine! ♥️✌️💕

Elle apporte toujours le calme et la sérénité , je l ’écoute depuis plusieurs années avec grand plaisir Merci !

But just want to thank all you folks for the great instruction and inspiration.

inspirational!

Yay for the whole A-TEAM! Superb, as always. Mahalo.

The best four artists ever assembled…in my honest opinion. You are my inspiration and my pleasure to learn more about the ukulele lessons. It’s my every day entertainment.

Great lineup of artists and instruments.

Such a gift, great instruments individually but together and you all playing them such a warm feeling. Knockout pod cast. The albumn, plus guests, gotta be on its way.🤞

Terrific performance. All of you work really well together. Best wishes from the San Francisco Bay Area.

Wow, gorgeous rendition of both songs! Loving the uke & guitar orchestra!

Great stuff!!!

Thanks you guys! Good jams and talk story!

Absolutely fabulous playing - thank you so much!

So inspirational! Mahalo for the great episode. Fabulous!

Awesome stuff guys.

Superb! Thanks for spreading joy with your amazing talents!

How do I get to this point of greatness? I've been playing for over 10 years and not even close to somewhere decent! Sigh! I look forward to retirement when I can practice every day. You guys inspire me. Britney- great rendition of Ocean eyes!

I can watch your videos forever…there’s too much talents and wide variety of music (songs) I love and enjoy listening. Thank you for your special program…HMS you rock 🤟🙏🙏❤️

My favorite ukulele players all together. Thank you!

What a great one, the more the merrier, seems like tyde is onto something with their slim ukuleles, sounds amazing, thank you guys!

Thank you for giving me a GREAT AFTERNOON of wonderful music and conversation.🤙🏻

Perfection! Mahalo.

The jam session was one of the coollest things I’ve seen on ukulele world.

Los tres primeros minutos ya son un espectáculo!!! Thanks! Saludos desde España!

Thank you for your training on playing with multiple players. I really like playing with Pepe Romero Baby Baritone strings and it gives a full sound playing the same cords transformed to Baritone.

Perfection. Mahalo.

i might think i'm a good player until I listen to any one of these guys - then the reality hits and its back to the practice routine. These are seriously good players and I enjoy each and every episode. Thanks Andrew & company

There are alot of great Ukulele players but none of them make the Ukulele sound like these four yeah throw Neal in there Brah🤯🤯🤯

This was my favorite episode so far in 2022. Are any of the songs Brittni played available in TAB or Tutorial on site or Patreon? Bob Dowell, Radcliff, Kentucky.

Plaes put it on spotify(ocean eyes) 🙏

Can we get Brittani to do Member's lesson on Here comes the Sun. Thanks

So good!!! You guys playing and jamming, having fun, but still jaw dropping on this end. Wow, seems like Tyde is getting better and better. 🤙🤙

"Greatness.......... takes time." He says after one entire week.

The whole crew!!! Where's Tobias!!!?!?!?! And Joel!!!

Did anyone else notice that when Brittni showed the back of the Ken Franklin @ 15:25 the figuring looks like the old-time Kool Aid pitcher face?

between mika and corey, if i am not mistaken, is the mini soprano Tyde gifted you guys a while a go! Don't know way but i was wondering about it on the previous podcast :D

The Kala elite spruce sounds like a classical guitar.

There's an aNueNue BigBang Rocket Electric Guitar in the back and nobody even noticed it.

Request: Nothing Else Matters

26:00 makes me hungry for spaghetti and meatballs. Bringa mea soma parmy shawny.

The trouble with having four genius players together they act like children but so good

28:33 Made me sniff my uke 😆 🤣 😂

This was a wonderful podcast! I loved the music so much! Regarding the "relative C": kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fLJkf9ujs5PNqas.html Herbie Hancock relates a story about when he played with Miles Davis. Such a good story and life lesson.