Ukulele Social Club

The Ukulele Place To Meet And Greet!

Pat Nelson
  • Female
  • Seattle, Washington
  • United States
Share 

Pat Nelson's Friends

Pat Nelson's Groups

Pat Nelson's Discussions

Tenor banjo tuned as a uke
21 Replies

Started this discussion. Last reply by Pat Nelson Jan 28.

 

Pat Nelson's Page

Gifts Received

Gift

Pat Nelson has not received any gifts yet

Give Pat Nelson a Gift

Latest Activity

You might want to check out my video, "Ukefying a Tenor Banjo' If you do, I'd be interested in what you think. In this video, I put Baritone uke strings on my banjo and I share some ukulele strums. Par
yesterday
Very cute! You and your daughter make a great team. Hope you submit more videos. The Out Takes were fun to watch too. Captured a bit of the relationship you two have.
yesterday
Pat Nelson and Patrick Klopich are now friends
on Saturday
Hi Patrick, I haven't visited this site for a long time. Good to see you here. Pat
December 19
Pat Nelson and Jim D'Ville are now friends
October 6
There will be a big hole in the Portland Ukulele Festival this year without John King. He was such a neat person and a great artist on the ukulele. We will miss him terribly. Pat N.
April 9
Hi Topher, I think you might be damaging your banjo-uke by stringing it with metal. Banjo-ukes are meant to have ukulele strings. Wire strings have more tension than nylon strings. Your banjo-uke sounds like a fun one to play. Will you post a pictu…
April 9

Profile Information

What are your favorite ukuleles?
It changes from month to month. Today it's a 6 string tenor 'Island' ukulele, and a 'Bean Sprout' banjo-uke.
Who are your favorite ukulele players?
James Hill
Jake Shimabaruko
Ralph Shaw
Del Ray
Casey McGill
Joel Eckhaus
Do you have a website?
Not yet
Do you have recordings, CDs, Books for sale? Where can we find them?
Working on it.
My Musical Biography
1998 - Member of the drum ensemble, Batucada Yemanja.
2001- Palindrome, I was half of a hammer dulcimer duo that performed locally.
2008 -I formed a trio called Triple Shot. I play ukulele and percussion. Marj Paul plays fiddle and flute, and Mike Dorman plays bass and lap steel guitar.
When I was five yeas old, my mother bought me a white, plastic ukulele with rainbow colored strings. On the box was a picture of Arthur Godfrey. My mother learned three chords and three songs so she could teach them to me. One day she told me, 'The secret to the uke is in the strum.' I think she was on to something.

When my mother died, my sisters and I found three ukuleles when we were preparing to sell her house. It made me a little sad. She must have been playing secretly for years. I wish I had known.

Pat Nelson's Photos

Loading…

Comment Wall (4 comments)

You need to be a member of Ukulele Social Club to add comments!

Join this Ning Network

At 12:50pm on January 30, 2009, Chris Rooney said…
Hi Pat,

Thanks for the kind words on my video. I'm having a lot of fun learning the flea. Your group sounds great! Nice feel to your tunes.
At 8:50pm on November 30, 2008, Nipper said…
Thanks for your kind comment on my video lesson. Indeed this could be a great uke club learning tool. Perhaps you could do one, your playing with Triple Shot in the video is just wonderful.
At 5:38pm on November 18, 2008, Marcy Marxer said…
These pictures are wonderful. Thanks for posting.
At 1:07am on November 17, 2008, Howlin Hobbit said…
Wow! I'm so glad to see at least one more Seattleite here. I was beginning to despair. ;-)
 
 
 

© 2009   Created by Marcy Marxer on Ning.   Create a Ning Network!

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Privacy  |  Terms of Service

Sign in to chat!