20 Caribbean Pieces for Ukulele

This book and accompanying audio include twenty arrangements of Caribbean folk songs designed to be played on the soprano, concert or tenor ukulele. The pieces are arranged for solo playing in the chord-melody style. The collection includes two original songs by the author in the Caribbean style. Chords are provided if guitar accompaniment is desired. Players of any experience level will enjoy this book.

Introduction .............................................................. 2
Tuning - G C E A ..................................................... 2
Caribbean Sunset ................................................... 3
Bo Calinda ............................................................... 4
Ti We ........................................................................ 4
Brown Girl in the Ring …………………………… 5
Hill and Gully Rider ................................................. 6
Choucoune ............................................................... 7
Dip Dem ................................................................... 8
Maryanne ................................................................. 9
Four White Horses ................................................. 10
Hold Him Joe ......................................................... 11
Jamaica Farewell ................................................... 12
Little Baby Girl …………………………….....…. 13
Jesse Mahon .......................................................... 14
Linstead Market ..................................................... 15
Cordelia Brown ..................................................... 16
Matilda ................................................................... 17
Tingalayo ............................................................... 18
Dodo ti pitit Manman ............................................. 19
Sly Mongoose ........................................................ 20
De Ribber Ben Come Dung ................................. 21
Song Notes ............................................................ 22
Definitions .............................................................. 23
Conclusion/About the Author Definitions .......... 24