Hello ukulele family. On today’s podcast we have the legendary James Hill on the show. in this episode we talk about a plethora of things from the Canadian music education system to James’ early career as a solo funk artist, to his evolution as an ukulele artist and performer.
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I enjoyed the interview. I saw James Hill perform couple times in Portland, OR. He is awesome! I thought he gave some good words of advice like playing with others, getting others in the mix to get some diversity in your music. Thanks, guys, great job on the interview with an amazing ukulele player. Mahalo!
That was awesome! Good stuff!
Mahalo!