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All Right Now: Ukulele

As performed by Free / As performed by Rod Stewart / As performed by Pepsi & Shirlie

Item: 35-DS00384086

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 3
SKU: 35-DS00384086

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About the Artist: Free

Free was a British rock band that emerged in the late 1960s, fronted by Paul Rodgers' distinctive raspy vocals and anchored by Paul Kossoff's blues-inflected guitar work. Their 1970 hit "All Right Now" became an enduring classic of rock radio, stripped down to essentials yet radiating swagger and groove. The song's cultural reach extended far beyond its original release, covered and reinterpreted by artists across genres and decades.

Why we love this

This arrangement captures the swagger of the original without requiring the full power of a rock band. The song's iconic hook translates beautifully to ukulele, letting students experience how a great riff works across completely different instrumental contexts. It's a crowd pleaser that keeps students engaged because they recognize it immediately.

What to expect

Laid back yet propulsive, with the kind of straightforward cool that made the original a radio staple. The arrangement invites you to sit back in the pocket rather than show off technical flash, letting the song's inherent charm do the heavy lifting.

Who it's for

Intermediate ukulele students ready to tackle a recognizable rock standard will thrive with this arrangement. It works equally well for students building confidence in their ability to handle contemporary repertoire or for ensembles looking to add accessible, fun material to their rotation.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock into the rhythmic pocket of the main riff; it's deceptively simple but drives the entire song's energy
  • Pay attention to dynamics across the three pages; the arrangement likely builds intensity, so shape your tone accordingly
  • Match the recorded accompaniment's tempo first, then find places where you can add subtle variations without losing the groove

How to use it

Include this in a concert exploring how classic rock songs adapt across different instruments, or slot it into a spring or informal concert where students appreciate lighter, more contemporary fare. It pairs well with other ukulele arrangements of recognizable pop and rock material, creating a set that appeals to audiences beyond traditional music students.

Skills your students will build

  • Maintaining steady groove while following a riff-based harmonic structure
  • Interpreting rhythmic notation within a rock idiom
  • Balancing melodic clarity with rhythmic accompaniment
  • Responding to dynamics cues across multiple pages of music

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