Have You Ever Seen The Rain | Creedence Clearwater | Baritone Ukulele Tutorial

Have You Ever Seen the Rain by Creedence Clearwater Revival is one of the all time best sing alongs! Learn the easy ukulele chord progression and strumming pattern while we strum and play along together.

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Produced by Brittney Duran

[JuniorAngel]

I had bought a tenor but finding this channel I bought a baritone and the sound is much better. Thanks for the videos.

[MichaelWilliams-ticn]

NZ. First baritone ukulele and I’m in love with it. What an awesome instrument.

[georgephillips]

Great video. Would love to see some baritone uke/videos which don't waste time on the basic chords. They don't need to show basic chords every time. I've playing guitar/uke for 50 years. I just want to learn something new.

[montanaknox]

Absolutely fantastic little lessons. I recently received a beautiful Martin Baritone from the sixties. Ordered a tuner and with your teaching I’m off and running and it’s like medicine. These are GREAT. Thank you!! Please don’t stop.

[melroberts]

Planning to play in Bensalem Pa. Just outside of Philadelphia. Never played bari-uke publicly, however I am experienced with harmonica and fairly recently rudimentary mandolin. Campfire style strum Guitar is in home play only.

[fly]

So much fun! My baritone uke hangs on the wall behind my desk, always ready to play (hint). 4 soft strings and 4 left hand fingers (if you're a righty) plus a shorter scale makes this a chord machine, the low 4th making it sound much like a guitar. Beyond strumming, playing chord melodies can sound magical. Why so few still have discovered this wonderful instrument is beyond me.

[pa_maj.MARTINI-van-MAN]

One of my favourites, you did it justice.

[philipsullivan]

Thank you for such clear instructions. I'll be getting my first baritone ukulele in a couple of weeks. Looking forward to playing along with you. Cheers.

[liljamargretriedel]

I just purchased my first string instrument, the baritone ukulele and im in love! Thanks for the informative videos! Greetings from Reykjavík Iceland!

[lupicustrametis]

I must admit, besides learning the song, I find my self skipping to the play along most of the times to hear you singing and flowing. I really like that! Thank you for your work.

[MikeBrown-dkor]

Great fun to play and sing. Thanks, Kevin.

[Journeyoflove]

Thank you! I'm learning from The Netherlands. 🙂

[ekaterinaS]

Kevin, thank you so much. Barre chords're fun you taught me, us. They do take time, patience, but they're not as difficult as they seem. I love your encouraging and supportive words in every video. It's one of the reasons, why I subscribed to your channel. Thanks to you I try everything you suggest. thank you. It's the only thing I think about your videos. They're super informative and useful. What I need other uke channels for, if I watch only your channel?
And I have never seen strumming pattern, starting with up strum.
I play my uke, not baritone in Russia.
Have a great weekend.
Love and appreciate you.

[renehernandez]

Dude you rock you earned a dub from me. Being learning guitar for 2 months I thing learning the baritone on top will be a bit easier and help. Thank you.

[gavinbecker]

So enjoyed that thanks Kevin... Gavin B from Australia

[lizjones]

Thank you from the UK for such clear instructions. I am enjoying playing my baritone very much. Still battling with the F but I will get there, fingers crossed!

[ageethmuilwijk]

Hi Kevin, thank you for the great lessons/video's Love them all!! Really learned a lot already. I started with a concert ukulele 2 months ago. And I have a bariton for a few weeks now, what I like even more. Greetz from Rotterdam Holland.

[anayost]

That was a good work out for the hand, especially the F chord, ugh it's my enemy, but I am determined. Thank you for making this video (and your others you make), they are all very helpful and just wanted to give you thanks.

[jacklangedyk]

Great stuff . More Baritone tunes please

[lisaroberts]

Love these tutorials - this is a good one - learned my first riff - thanks Kevin