Very popular recording performed by Vernon Dalhart but with unclear origins: the credited author supposedly heard it from his brother who had been in prison, who in turn had heard it from another inmate singing it. Its popularity combined with lack of clarity over authorship led to decades of litigation.

Song info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Prisoner's_Song

LYRICS

Oh, I wish I had someone to love me

Oh please meet me tonight in the moonlight

I'll be carried to the new jail tomorrow

Now I have a grand ship on the ocean

Now if I had wings like an angel

First recording of the famous jazz standard, performed by its composer Ben Bernie. Modern audiences might be more familiar with this tune from its later use by the Harlem Globetrotters exhibition basketball team.

Song info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweet_Georgia_Brown

Evergreen jazz age song recorded by numerous artists since 1925, performed here by the "Queen of Syncopation".

Song info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yes_Sir,That's_My_Baby(song)

LYRICS

Yes sir, that's my baby

Yes ma'am, we've decided

Oh by the way, oh by the way

Yes sir, that's my baby

So tell me, who's coming down the street

Say, who's that who that I rave about

Yes sir, that's my baby

Well, well, just look at that baby

Oh pretty soon, oh pretty soon

Yes sir, that's my baby

Oh yes sir, that's my baby

Popular jazz track featuring Isham Jones guest conducting Ray Miller's Orchestra, featuring vocals sung by Frank Bessinger. Recorded in late 1924, released in early 1925.

More info at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I'll_See_You_in_My_Dreams_(1924_song)

LYRICS

I'll see you in my dreams

Lips that once were mine

Needs drums and another vocal track, some guitar leads.

Input from user keyboard collected and saved to new file.

I try to start a layering experiment with this song. Step one, vocals. Sorry.

This is the bumper that preceded most movies released on the RCA Capacitance Electronic Disc, or CED format, which was marketer and as RCA SelectaVision in the United States. This bumper was used on all releases from 1982 to the final releases in 1986.

For more information on the CED format, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitance_Electronic_Disc and https://cedmagic.com/

In 2015 I started writing lullabies and soothing music for solo ukulele, and dedicated most of the pieces to children around me (friend's, family's, and, or course, daughter). In 2018 I included most of these ukulele lullabies in my albums 10 minutos para ukelele solo and Lullabies for Astronauts, available from https://choan.bandcamp.com

These recordings were also my first experience in sheet music publishing, as both are distributed along the tablatures (10 minutos only digital, Lullabies for Astronauts also in print + CD).

For a long time, Aluhe was my go-to piece for checking the resonance of any instrument i got hold of, and I think it also was the first music I played on this so-special ukulele (the story has already been told, I won't keep on repeating).

I hope you'll enjoy listening to this piece of my heart.

Ukulele by Beau Hannam Guitars & Ukuleles.

FTR: Aluhe is one of brother's nieces, born 2015.

I decided to name this "Bells Of Whitten 2", me and Adam against automated rhythm.