Andy Eastwood

The 2009 Bonus Edition includes two extra songs originally recorded for Andy's debut CD Ukulele Serenade: Misty and Here Comes The Sun.

You can watch live video of a track from this album here: WILLIAM TELL'S UKULELE

FULL TRACK LISTING...

With My Little Ukulele In My Hand - A cover of the George Formby hit
When I'm Sixty-Four - Beatles song from the Sergeant Pepper album
Isn't This A Lovely Day - Classic song freshly arranged by Andy for this recording with the mellow 'concert' size ukulele
He Played His Ukulele As The Ship Went Down - A famous 1920s comic number!
Take Your Pick - Banjo solo by Pete Mandell, arranged here by Andy for banjo-uke
Somethin' Stupid - The Sinatra classic
Here Comes The Sun - Ukulele version of George Harrison's Abbey Road favourite
The Lancashire Toreador - Catchy, lesser-known Formby song
Dream A Little Dream Of Me - 1920s ballad, famously revived in the 60s by Mama Cass
Mister Sandman - Another timeless favourite with beautiful soprano ukulele arrangement
Talking To The Moon About You - Love song from the film Much Too Shy
Happy Days Are Here Again - A standard, arranged to feature the violin and banjo-uke
William Tell's Ukulele - Andy's impressive version of the Rossini Overture
Misty - Soprano ukulele arrangement of the Errol Garner tune
Busy Line - The Rose Murphy hit
With My Little Stick Of Blackpool Rock - Recorded with George Formby's own Gibson ukulele banjo