1. Em7 Em7 4435 “Tablature” chord indications 4 3 2 1 G C E A 1 2 3 4 5
We often suggest how to form a chord by stating its name and a series of 4 digits… Em
Frets are numbered progressively from the headstock toward the body of your uke
Each of the 4 digits in the series pertains to a specific string in this order: (G-C- E-A)
The digit is the fret number (not finger!) in which you place a finger on that string. 0=open string.
Tablature does not suggest “fingering” (what finger(s) to use), but that becomes intuitive quickly with a little experience.
G C E A
FRET 1 2 3 4 5

2. 1-2-3-4 - Feist (Sesame Street version) 1
Banjo intro D / G A / X2 D One, two, three, four G A monsters walking 'cross the floor D G A I love counting, counting to the number four D G A Oh you counting, counting with me to D G A one less than five, and one more than three A G Oh, Oh-Oh, we're counting to four Oh, Oh-Oh, let's count some more
D 2220
G 0232
A 2100

3.
D 2220
G 0232
A 2100 D
One, two, three, four
G A
penguins that went by the door
D G A
I love counting, counting to the number four
D G A
I see four here, I see four there
D G A
favorite number, nothing can compare
A G
Oh, Oh, Oh we're counting to four
Oh, Oh, Oh let's count some more

4.
D 2220
G 0232
A 2100 D
One, two, three, four
G A
chickens just back from the shore
D G A
I love counting, counting to the number four
A G
Oh, Oh, Oh we're counting to four
A G
Oh, Oh, Oh lets count some more

5. LAST D
One, two, three, four
G A
penguins that went by the door
G A
monsters walking 'cross the floor
D G A
balm balm balm balm (repeat 2x)
D G
Ohhh counting to four (repeat 3x – fade away)
Banjo extro
D 2220
G 0232
A 2100

7. The Ship Titanic – trad. 1
A 2100
A7 0100
Adim7 2323
D 2220
E7 1202 A
Oh they built the ship Titanic
D A
to sail the ocean blue
And they thought they had a ship E7
that the water couldn’t go through.
But the good Lord raised His hand,
D A
And said the ship would never land.
A E A A7
It was sad when the great ship went down.

8. The Ship Titanic 2
A 2100
A7 0100
Adim7 2323
D 2220
E7 1202
n/c D A
It was sad (SO SAD) - was sad (SO SAD)
A E7
It was sad when the great ship went down
(TO THE BOTTOM OF THE
SEA …)
A A7
Husbands and wives,
D D7(Adim72323)
Little children lost their lives.
A E A
It was sad when the great ship went down.

9. The Ship Titanic 3
A 2100
A7 0100
Adim7 2323
D 2220
E7 1202 A
Well they were not far from shore
D A
When they heard that might roar
And the rich re-fused to E7
Associate with the poor.
So they put them down below,
D A
Where they were the first to go.
A E A A7
It was sad when the great ship went down.

10. The Ship Titanic 4
A 2100
A7 0100
Adim7 2323
D 2220
E7 1202
D A
It was sad (SO SAD) - was sad (SO SAD)
A E7
It was sad when the great ship went down
(TO THE BOTTOM OF THE
SEA …)
A A7
Husbands and wives,
D D7(Adim72323)
Little children lost their lives.
A E A
It was sad when the great ship went down.

11. The Ship Titanic 5
A 2100
A7 0100
Adim7 2323
D 2220
E7 1202 A
Well they sent the lifeboats out
D A
On the dark and stormy sea
And the band struck up with E7
“Nearer my God to Thee”.
Oh the heroes saved the weak,
D A
As the ship began to leak.
A E A A7
It was sad when the great ship went down.

12. The Ship Titanic 6
A 2100
A7 0100
Adim7 2323
D 2220
E7 1202
D A
It was sad (SO SAD) - was sad (SO SAD)
A E7
It was sad when the great ship went down
(TO THE BOTTOM OF THE
SEA)
A A7
Husbands and wives,
D D7(Adim72323)
Little children lost their lives.
A E A
It was sad when the great ship went down.

13. The Ship Titanic 7
A 2100
A7 0100
Adim7 2323
D 2220
E7 1202 A
Well the Captain stood on deck
D A
With a tear in his eye
As the last boats left E7
He waved them all good-bye.
He knew he made a slip,
D A
So he went down with the ship.
A E A A7
It was sad when the great ship went down.

14. The Ship Titanic LAST
A 2100
A7 0100
Adim7 2323
D 2220
E7 1202
D A
It was sad (SO SAD) - was sad (SO SAD)
A E7
It was sad when the great ship went down
(TO THE BOTTOM OF THE
SEA)
A A7
Husbands and wives,
D D7(Adim72323)
Little children lost their lives.
A E A (A7)
It was sad when the great ship went down.
Repeat … end A!

15. Am6-D/A
Em7
Am6-D/B
G C E A
G C E A 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 4 4

16. |: Em7 / / / |Am7sus4 / D/B / :|

17. On The Radio – Donna Summer 1
Em7 4435
Am7sus4 0005
D/B 2225
On The Radio – Donna Summer 1
|: Em7 / / / |Am7sus4 / D/B / :|x4
radio whoa oh- oh oh on the
4th - -
Sax Solo: G G C C Am Am
Bm Em7 A A C C D D Bm7(.)

18. Am6-D/A
Em7
Em6/A
G C E A
G C E A 1 1 2 2 2 2 4 4

19. Dmaj7 D6
G C E A
G C E A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3

20. Gmaj7
Cmaj7
G C E A
G C E A 1 1 1 1

21. On The Radio – Donna Summer 1
Em7 4435
Em6 4434
Dmaj7 2224
D6 2222
Gmaj7 0222
Cmaj7 0002 Am
F#dim7 2323
Bm7 2222
On The Radio – Donna Summer 1 
Em Em6/A
Someone found a letter you wrote me,
|Dmaj7 | D6 |
on the radio,
Em Em6/A
and they told the world just how you
Dmaj7 | |
felt

22. On The Radio – Donna Summer 2
Em7 4435
Em6 4434
Dmaj7 2224
D6 2222
Gmaj7 0222
Cmaj7 0002 Am
F#dim7 2323
Bm7 2222
On The Radio – Donna Summer 2 
Gmaj7 / / / |/ it must have fallen out of a hole
/ / / |Cmaj7 | |
in your old brown overcoat
Am7
they never said your name but I
|D | F#dim7 |
knew just who they meant Oh,

23. On The Radio – Donna Summer 3
Em Em6/A
Someone found a letter you wrote me,
|Dmaj7 | D6 |
on the radio,
Em Em6/A
and they told the world just how you
Dmaj7 | |
felt
Gmaj7 / / / |/ it must have fallen out of a hole
/ / / |Cmaj7 | |
in your old brown overcoat

24. On The Radio – Donna Summer 4
Em7 4435
Em6 4434
Dmaj7 2224
D6 2222
Gmaj7 0222
Cmaj7 0002 Am
F#dim7 2323
Bm7 2222
On The Radio – Donna Summer 4
Am7
they never said your name but I
|D | F#dim7 |
knew just who they meant.
Em Em6/A
Oh, I was so surprised and shocked,
|Dmaj | D6 |
and I wonder too

25. On The Radio – Donna Summer 5
Em Em6/A
if by chance you heard it for your
|Dmaj7 | |
self
Gmaj I never told a soul just how I've been
|Cmaj7 |/// / |
feeling over you. But they
Am7
said it really loud they
|D |F#dim |
said it on the air on the

26. On The Radio – Donna Summer 6
Em7 4435
Am7sus4 0005
D/B 2225
On The Radio – Donna Summer 6
|: Em7 / / / |Am7 / Bm7 / :|x4
radio whoa oh- oh oh on the
4th don’t it

27. On The Radio – Donna Summer 7
Em7 4435
Em6 4434
Dmaj7 2224
D6 2222
Gmaj7 0222
Cmaj7 0002 Am
F#dim7 2323
Bm7 2222
On The Radio – Donna Summer 7
Em kinda strike you sad when you
Em6/A |Dmaj7 | D6 |
hear our song on the radio
Em / / /
things are not the same since
Em6/A / / / |Dmaj7 | D6 / / / |
we broke up last June the

28. On The Radio – Donna Summer 8
Em7 4435
Em6 4434
Dmaj7 2224
D6 2222
Gmaj7 0222
Cmaj7 0002 Am
F#dim7 2323
Bm7 2222
On The Radio – Donna Summer 8
Gmaj7/ / / |/ / only thing that I wanna
/ / |Cmaj7 // / | |
hear is that you love me still
Am7 / / / |/ / and that you think you'll be comin’
/ / |D7 | D |
home real soon whoa–oh oh

29. On The Radio – Donna Summer 9
Em7 4435
Em6 4434
Dmaj7 2224
D6 2222
Gmaj7 0222
Cmaj7 0002 Am
F#dim7 2323
Bm7 2222
On The Radio – Donna Summer 9
Em7 / / / Em6/A /
yeah it kind of made me feel proud
/ / |Dmaj | F#dim7 |
when I heard him say you
Em / / / couldn't find the words to
A7 / / / |Dmaj7 | |
say it for yourself and

30. On The Radio – Donna Summer 10
Gmaj |/ / / / now in my heart I know I can say what I
Cmaj | / / / / |
really feel ‘cause they
Am7 / / /
said it really loud they
/ / / / |D |F#dim7 / / / |
said it on the air on the

31. On The Radio – Donna Summer 11
Em7 4435
Am7sus4 0005
D/B 2225
On The Radio – Donna Summer 11
|: Em7 / / / |Am7sus4 / D/B / :|x4
radio whoa oh- oh oh on the
4th - -
Sax Solo: G G C C Am Am
Bm Em7 A A C C D D Bm7(.)

32. On The Radio – Donna Summer 12
Em7 4435
Em6 4434
Dmaj7 2224
D6 2222
Gmaj7 0222
Cmaj7 0002 Am
F#dim7 2323
Bm7 2222
On The Radio – Donna Summer 12
Em Em6/A If you think that love isn't found
Dmaj7 / / / | / / F#dim7 |
on the radio well
Em7
tune right in you
Em6/A / / / |D7 | |
May find the love you lost ‘cuz

33. On The Radio – Donna Summer LAST
Gmaj7 / / /
now I'm sitting here with the
/ / / / |Cmaj7 | |
man I sent away long ago You’ve
Am / / / |/ / / /
fi-n’lly realized they said it really
Dmaj7 |F#dim7 |
loud On the
|: Em7 / / / |Am7 / Bm7 / :|x4
radio whoa oh- oh oh on the
Em7!
Radio (radio radio radio)

34. El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir work-up
Am 2000
Dm 2210
G 0232
G7 0212
E7 1202
C 0003
Cmaj7 0002 E
A 2100
B 4322
F 2010
El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir work-up 

35. El Bimbo - Ahmad Zahir Am 2000 Cmaj7 0002 Dm 2210 E7+ 1203 G 0232
F 2010

36. El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 1 Am 2000 Cmaj7 0002 Dm 2210 E7+ 1203 G 0232
F 2010
El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 1 

37. El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 2 Am 2000 Cmaj7 0002 Dm 2210 E7+ 1203 G 0232
F 2010
El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 2 

38. El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 3 Am 2000 Cmaj7 0002 Dm 2210 E7+ 1203 G 0232
F 2010
El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 3 

39. El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 4 Am 2000 Cmaj7 0002 Dm 2210 E7+ 1203 G 0232
F 2010
El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 4 

40. El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 5 Am 2000 Cmaj7 0002 Dm 2210 E7+ 1203 G 0232
F 2010
El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 5 

41. El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 6 Am 2000 Cmaj7 0002 Dm 2210 E7+ 1203 G 0232
F 2010
El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir 6 

42. El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir LAST
Am 2000
Dm 2210
G 0232
G7 0212
E7 1202
C 0003
Cmaj7 0002 E
A 2100
B 4322
F 2010
El Bimbo – Ahmad Zahir LAST