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Today we are breaking down "You Never Can Tell" by Chuck Berry. This is one of my favorite styles of songs to teach, the super easy beginner one with something for the more advanced player. This song is only C and G, so a great place for all our brand new players to start jamming with the G chord, but it also has a great piano solo that I tabbed out note for note for the more advanced players, enjoy!

Will improve

Two chord song vocabulary

Soloing in the key of C major, beyond the pentatonic!

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Chuck Berry - You Never Can Tell - Two Chord Beginner Ukulele Tutorial w/Solo and tabs

Chuck Berry - You Never Can Tell - Super Easy Beginner Ukulele w/Solo and tabs Any Pulp Fiction fans in the house? Tarantino always does a great job with the soundtrack and is very talented and using music to create emotion and power, You Never Can Tell by Chuck Berry is no exception. This has to be one of the all time classic dance scenes in cinema as well. We are going to break the whole song down and how to play the easy two chord singing part and walk through the song and than after that we are going to play the piano solo note for note on the Ukulele as well, so no matter what your level you will have something fun to take away from this classic rock and roll tune. Enjoy learning how to play You Never Can Tell by Chuck Berry on the Ukulele with the full solo and tabs! New Ukulele tutorials every Wednesday and Saturday, bonus ones on Friday!

Comments

Dr. Ronald S. Ipock

Isn't every song a two-chord song: the chord you're on and the chord you are transitioning to? Anyway, great stuff as usual

Peter McDonnell

Your cracking me up with the photo shops. Love it

Tyler Austenfeld

Yeah in a sense, I never really looked at it that way but it is a great piece of advice for beginners just approaching the instrument. Thanks for your support brother, live this Friday at 4 PM EST talking song writing!