@ ——— : ] THE eee SONG BOOK As Arranged and Played by ROY SMECK WIZARD OF THE STRINGS” Vucluding MODERN UKULELE INSTRUCTIONS CONTENTS IT HAD TO BE YOU THERE'S YES! YES! IN YOUR EYES DREAMY MELODY I'M LOOKING OVER A FOUR LEAF CLOVER SWEET GEORGIA BROWN DON'T BRING LULU J BYE BYE BLACKBIRD | fj CAROLINA IN THE MORNING ( MY BUDDY eZ \ FOR YOU A ROSE GIVE ME A NIGHT IN JUNE BY THE LIGHT OF THE STARS I'M JUST A LITTLE BLUE TAMIAMI TRAIL OH SAY CAN | SEE YOU TONIGHT WHERE THE LAZY DAISIES GROW MY BEST GIRL HILHO THE MERRIO SAILIN’ AWAY ON THE HENRY CLAY BESIDE A BABBLING BROOK REMICK MUSIC CORPORATION Rael ag EnteChe Remick ULELE Song Book ‘As Arranged and Played by ROY SMECK “Wizard of the Strings” CONTENTS Playing Instructions for the UKULELE BESIDE A BABBLING BROOK ty Donaldson a Kab BYE BYE BLACKBIRD by Henderson » Dizon BY THE LIGHT OF THE STARS by Littl, Sizemore « Sbay. CAROLINA IN THE MORNING by Denaldson « Kab. DONT BRING LULL by Henderson, Rose « Bro. DREAMY MELODY by Kocbler, Magine « Nac! FOR YOU A ROSE by Edvards « Cobb GIVE ME A NIGHT IN JUNE by Friend HI-HO THE MERRIO by Broun, Davis & Conrad PM JUST A LITTLE BLUE by Yar Alstyne « Gilespe YM LOOKING OVER A FOUR LEAF CLOVER by Moods « Dison IT HAD TO BE YOU by Tones « Kab MY BEST GIRL by Donaldson MY BUDDY by Donaldor «Kab. (OH SAVI CANT SEE YOU TONIGHT by Creamer, Schuster « Flatow SAILIN' AWAY ON THEHIENRY CLAY by Pas alate « Kab ‘SWEET GEORGIA BROWN by Bernie, Pskard « Casey TAMIAMI TRAIL by Sanly 5 Sriend ‘THERE'S YES! YES! IN YOUR EYES by Santly « Trend. WHERE THE LAZY DAISIES GROW by Friend REMICK MUSIC CORP. NEW YORK Poge 0 6 4 4 8 1% a » 7 23 8 2 1Che Remick Ukulele Song Book 1 PLAYING INSTRUCTIONS for the UKULELE The Ukulele is played: 1) by the fingers ofthe Left Hand (.H.) which press the sings on the fingerboard, as indicated in the Diagrams on the pages following thereby producing the chord desied bb) by the fingers of the Right Hind, ether by “strumming” the strings with the Ist (or index) finger with a down stroke across the stings, ot by use of the Ukulele Felt Pick hich is held between the thumb and fist age: ‘The DIAGRAM represents the fngeiboard of the Ukulele with its fou strings in vertical Lines, end the frets in ovisontal lines, The frets are sections 0: divisions ofthe fingerboard between which the Left Hund fingers are tobe placed as indicated by the mamecls ‘The Left Hane! fingers used to press down the strings within the various frets are designated by che numbers 2, 3 and 4; counting from the index finger whichis 1, tothe “litle” finger, 4. |The thanb of the Lett Hand helds the Ukulele i plying postion and acts to guide the hand in moving | up or dowa the fingerboard tothe vavios chord postion dere. | | The Right Hand (RH) fingers are employed to produce the sound {rom the Ukulele, either by striking or strumming the stings {com top to botiom with the index finger, or with the Felt Pick beld between the thumb and index of Ist finger, as mentioned previoudy. When stcumming with te Ist finger, itis necesury ta hold it loosely or ria hanging pos on. When usieg the pick, it must be held lightly so that cere is “give” in the stroke Copyright MOME. by Remick Monic Corporation, N. iene MOMigile water @f RECA” pies ee ‘iam iniragomant of eopyrih and mubjecte the Sakinger ws tovere prosite under: the Gopyiane Ack,