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Cruisin' - Smokey Robinson - Motown R&B Style Ukulele Tutorial (Patreon)

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2017-04-05 18:59:30
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Content

A rocking bass line with some nice 6th intervals up top, this song has goodness from top to bottom. The verse is just two chords, but it is in E, so get your fingers ready and enjoy this classic Smokey Robinson tune. 

Will Improve

*Riff ability

*6hts

*timing

*E chord

*Right hand strumming

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Cruisin' - Smokey Robinson - Motown Style R&B Ukulele Tutorial

Cruisin' - Smokey - Motwon Style R&B Ukulele Tutorial How to play the classic tune from one of Motown's greatest. Smokey Robinson and his smooth falsetto lines and overall coolness lay the foundation for this great tune that sounds great on the Ukulele.

Comments

Soren Friis

Hi Tyler, What a great song - your RnB, Soul and Blues videos are the best. Especially blues with some of that hot sauce, but Motown is high on the list as well. I am traveling around SE Asia with my family at the moment and felt obligated to go visit a Karaoke bar, even though it is not really our thing. It was super good fun, plus i ran into an old favorit of mine: Need you tonight with INXS. I had completly forgotten the little sexy riff, that actually works quite well on Ukulele (I am sure)... If i could only tease out the chords... I can partly get it right, but not completly. So one day when you are out of blues turn arounds you might want to do that little 80' jem. :-) Take care, Søren

UkeUwe .

Hey Tyler, could you please check verse 2. I think there went something wrong with the formatting. The F#m and the E Chord seem to be mixed up. Thank you for the sheet. Great work.