Are you a beginning ukulele player looking for Eddie Vedder to play? These songs work well on ukulele and contain chords suitable for those at the beginner level.
Eddie Vedder – Can’t Keep
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
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- Great for the beginners
- Master Half Notes, Quarter Notes, and Eighth Notes
- Develop amazing right hand strumming technique
- Learn how to play in ‘time’ and keep a solid rhythm
- Memorize essential major, minor, and 7th chords
Eddie Vedder – Sleeping By Myself
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Eddie Vedder – Without You
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Eddie Vedder – More Than you Know
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Eddie Vedder – Goodbye
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Eddie Vedder – Broken Heart
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Eddie Vedder – Satellite
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Eddie Vedder – Longing To Belong
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Hey Fahkah – Eddie Vedder
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
You’re True – Eddie Vedder
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Light Today – Eddie Vedder
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Eddie Vedder ft. Glen Hansard – Sleepless Nights
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Eddie Vedder Once in A While
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
14 Waving Palms – Eddie Vedder
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Eddie Vedder & Cat Power – Tonight You Belong
- Year of Release: 2011
- Artist: Eddie Vedder
- Album: Ukulele Songs
Common Beginner Chords
You really could choose any chord as your first ukulele chord, and learn them in any order, but many beginning ukulele players start with 1- and 2-finger chords, and with songs that contain just a few chords total, before moving on to more fingers and more chords.
It’s very common for a ukulele player to start out by learning the 1-finger shapes of C, C7, Am, and A7 chords. These are frequently followed by F and/or A chords (2 fingers). G and G7 chords are 3-finger chords considered crucial by most players, as is the D chord. Em is another one I encourage you to learn early on. Eventually you’ll want to add D7 and E7, D7, B-family chords, and the much-maligned (but so worth learning!) E chord.
