| My Little Ukulele | |
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A-Side |
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Released |
August 5, 1966 |
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Recorded |
26 May and 1 June 1966 |
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Genre |
Ragtime, Vaudeville, Music Hall |
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Label |
Parlourphone (UK) Capatol (US) |
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Songwriter(s) |
Nasty-McQuickly |
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Producer(s) |
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Last Single |
Paper-Route Driver (1966) |
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Next Single |
W.C. Fields Forever / Doubleback Alley (1967) |
My Little Ukulele was a song by The Rutles, on there album Rutles For Sale and was written by Ron Nasty and credited to Nasty-McQuickly. On the single cover it was mispelled as My Little Ukelele.
Released[]
- Released on Rutles For Sale.
- Another version on Vast Bastards.
- Re-released on Archaeology.
- Covered by reggae artists Joyce Bond and The Heptones on Mellow Dubmarine Sandwich.
- An acoustic cover by Rutallica, arranged by their bassist Kliff McBurtly, appeared on Shabby Load.
Personnel[]
- Ron Nasty - Lead Vocals and Ukelele
- Stig O'Hara – Kazoo and Guitar
- Barry Wom – Drums
- Archie Macaw – Orchestra Arrangement