Ukulele Anniversary in Historic Lower Mills at Walter Baker Building
Details
• What we'll do
Where is Historic Lower Mills? It's in Boston. It's walking distance from the Milton T station. Watch this video: https://youtu.be/NSgAUwHYOa4
We celebrate first anniversary of our group which began meeting on the night of the Super Blue Blood Moon exactly a year ago. We will acknowledge this date by sharing our favorites. Please join us. There's no time limit.
Bring something to eat, drink (alcohol) and be merry! And your favorite songs.
At the last session on Jan 24th, we sang/played the following songs (alphabetically ordered below):
A Little Respect (Erasure)
All I Have to Do is Dream
Bye Bye Blackbird
The Candy Man
Can't Take My Eyes Off You
Heaven is a Place on Earth
House at Pooh Corner
I'll Fly Away
I'm Into Something Good
I Only Want to Be With You
I Will (Beatles)
King of the Road
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Manic Monday
Our Lips Are Sealed (Go Go's)
Peace Like a River
Psycho Killer
The Rainbow Connection
Sunny Afternoon (The Kinks)
The Water is Wide
You've Got a Friend
We are one of the few ukulele groups that consistently meet every single week. We will post links to the songs we will be doing as soon as we see RSVPs. Sometimes we can't stop playing till 9:30 or 10 pm!
We welcome everyone to join us in the building with big letters WALTER BAKER on top. You can see it from the Milton T station (Mattapan Trolley from Ashmont red line). Doors open from 6:40 pm. Please arrive before 7 pm for a prompt start, or else make yourself known by knocking loudly or flashing your smartphone into the room (right side of the front doors).
Here's our unique one and only Choco-lele Commercial Mash-up -- do you recognise these jingles?
https://www.facebook.com/blogmaiden/videos/10156633380991083/
We will meet each Thursday until end of March 2019. Once a month, we will hold our session at the library in Lower Mills - see separate meet-up.
• What to bring
Ukulele +, own refreshments & snacks (optional to share), printout, music stand, and/or iPad etc for music. We have free wifi access. Alcohol is definitely allowed.
• Important to know
For links to our thematic songbooks, song sheets, mailing list sign-up, schedule, please visit our website at http://www.anneku.com/ukulele/