Alec "Cheef" Poletsky presents
 "You can't do that on Ukulele"

 An eclectic mix of music all performed on  4, 6, and 8 string Ukuleles. Even the live percussion was done on a Tenor ukulele!

With the addition of some drum machines, keyboards, and various sound fx and processors, this album takes you on an adventurous journey through uncharted ukulele territory.
Someone had to explore these realms, and Cheef bravely volunteered.

THIS ALBUM IS STILL BEING RECORDED, SOME OF THESE TRACKS ARE DEMOS AND NOT THE FINISHED PRODUCT. (If you would like to make a donation to help the completion of this album or would like to talk to me, contact Cheef at thekingsofukulele@gmail.com) 

Alec "Cheef" Poletsky specializes in fretted instruments from all over the world, he is a contributor for Ukulele Magazine, a product demonstrator, writer, music educator, a Lanikai Ukuleles endorsee and a founding member of The Kings of Ukulele.  

Ben Rouse is a musician mainly playing solo ukulele of originals and covers.
Wide range of musical styles from rock/pop/classical/folk in a new groove ukulele style. for bookings and info email me
BenRouseUkulele@yahoo.co.uk

TattLeeMark aka Mark Pettiford, is a singer, songwriter, musician and producer, playing and writing songs for 20 years now. Living in Virginia Beach, just recently decided to shop songs for TV, film and other artists. His musical styles are funk, rock, dance, alternative, electronic, hip hop,reggae, pop, blues, country and anything else he's inspired by. With a love and respect for all styles of music he incorporates different music into his playing and writing. 
Contact 
tattleemark.net 

The Old Silo invites you into a world of new beginnings, old regrets, might-have-beens, burning questions, beautiful women, horny geezers and gold diggers. Produced by Joel Plaskett, James Hill's latest album cuts a deep, winding path through Folk, Roots Rock and Americana. The album has an edginess and swagger unlike anything Hill has ever recorded, “proving beyond the shadow of a doubt that in the right hands the uke can be a formidable axe” (Ann Arbor News).

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