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Texas Ukulele: The Plucky History of a Hawaiian Instrument in the Lone Star State

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Texas Ukulele: The Plucky History of a Hawaiian Instrument in the Lone Star State
Texas Ukulele: The Plucky History of a Hawaiian Instrument in the Lone Star State

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Texas Ukulele: The Plucky History of a Hawaiian Instrument in the Lone Star State

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Aloha, Texas!
Texas may be famous as the birthplace of both Willie Nelson and western swing, but its thriving ukulele community also boasts a rich heritage. Say howdy to the cowboy who plays ukulele and washtub bass at the same time. Don’t leave Austin’s famous music scene without visiting one the country’s biggest ukulele clubs. Jeff Campbell picks his way across the Lone Star State, where the ukulele jams with reggae among the eastern pines and a former Singing Bellhop of Amarillo attempts to strum for fifty hours straight.

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