The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

[Music] winds blowing the creatures of the night are abroad and over there in the ruined church yard in the ruined church steeple the cracked Bell is being activated by the light breezes suddenly I heard the plaintive cries of a young Mexican girl [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music]

Channel: UkuleleOrchestra

Views: 20,456,264

Rating: 4.8929605 out of 5

Keywords: ukulele, ukulele orchestra, ukelele, the good the bad and the ugly, sergio leone, ennio morricone, british, The Ukulele Orchestra Of Great Britain (Musical Group), Concert (TV Genre), Ukulele (Musical Instrument), UK, UOGB, Ukulele Orchestra, Music (Industry)

Id: pLgJ7pk0X-s

Length: 5min 6sec (306 seconds)

Published: Thu Jan 14 2010

Reddit Comments

[u/StallinForTime]

They have an amazing whistler

[u/MontaukWanderer]

This will always be my favorite cover for it.

[u/mrmeeseeks86]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enuOArEfqGo Danish National Symphony Orchestra - my favourite cover of this song.

[u/billyjack669]

At around 3:15 I wanted to upvote twice.

[u/RedditClueless]

It’s good.

But this is the real deal https://youtu.be/SWhUGWXjOoE

[u/RockerElvis]

I love their version of Teenage Dirtbag

[u/ugotamesij]

This is a great performance but holy balls it's just a fucking amazing piece of music eh. RIP Ennio, truly one of the GOATs at what he did.

[u/inFamousMax]

The good, the bad and the ugly soundtrack have always been one that as stuck in my brain from young childhood.

Played together with the movie scene it just makes you feel exactly in that moment the feelings I think the director/composer/writer/actors all wanted you to feel even if you didn't want to.

Edit: Just wanted to give another example of another soundtrack I believe does the exact same thing. the scene in question

HQ version no scene The Last of the Mohicans - Promontory (Main Theme)

[u/dobikrisz]

That's a big ass ukulele on the right.

But on a serious note, no matter how and who covers this, it'll never get old. Truly a stroke of genius. Rest in peace Maestro.