New members always welcome
Pluc pride ourselves on being an inclusive club
Come along Tuesday nights from 8pm
We can be contacted on pluc09@googlemail.com or via this page
Building on the success of The Winters ukulele evening in January This week we have been deciding on our new set list songs include:
After hours
The rainbow connection
Wild young hearts
Moonglow
Makin whoopee
Through the dark
All in preparation for Colliers wood on the 7th of may
Radders
The Acts have finished practicing
The venue is ready
See you all Saturday night
Photos to follow
Simon
Dear All Ukulele players of london
Pluc are organising a ukulele night in January
Why not beat the winter blues with night in Lewisham
If your interested in playing a set email me at pluc09@googlemail.com
We hope to see you there
Radders
Dear All
From October we will be meeting weekly @ the lewis club from 730-10pm
Simon
Chris, James, Julia, Rufus, Lecky and Andy all trying out songs for the Colliers Wood Set.
What is our set list?
Only the camara man knows 
Hope you can all make it on 17th April
Radders
We are having our yearly Christmas strum along on 1st of December
Play Along ‘Ukulele’ Xmas Tunes Book
- We wish you a merry xmas
- silent night
- Rudolph the red nosed reindeer
- Jingle Bells
- Jingle bell rock
- Santa Claus is coming to town
- Let it snow
- Rocking around the Christmas tree
- Frosty the snowman
- Deck the Hall
- White Christmas
- Dr Uke’s Xmas Medley
- Blue Christmas
- Hear comes Santa Claus
Please print and bring along it is available from doctoruke.com
Some song books will be available on the night
Look forward to seeing you all
Simon
Uncle Rufus with his trusty national in hand
Strumming from our new song book. Thanks James
A couple of pics from the night of 22nd Sept 2009
Sept 8th & 22nd
Oct 6th & 20th
Nov 3rd and 17th
Dec 1st and 15th
Hope to see you there
Simon
the night before last
Published August 13, 2009 Uke Night Leave a CommentTags: outdoors, PLUC, Uke Night
radders, rufus, catgut and hillfield took the club out of doors and strummed the evening away, talking uke and the glories of Raystock, and exactly what shape a Dm6 should be… and if it was even needed
