Paint It, Black: Ukulele TAB
19 Stones Classics Arranged for Ukulele, Complete with Authentic Riffs and Solos!
The Rolling Stones
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About the Composer: Mick Jagger
Mick Jagger cofounded The Rolling Stones in 1962 and established himself as one of rock music's most distinctive frontmen. His songwriting partnership with Keith Richards produced some of the most enduring rock compositions of the past six decades, from blues-rooted riffs to intricate arrangements that showcase sophisticated harmonic and rhythmic ideas.
Why we love this
These 19 essential Stones tracks translate beautifully to ukulele, letting students experience iconic rock riffs on a more intimate instrument. The TAB notation makes the classic guitar lines accessible while the variety of tempos and styles keeps players engaged across the full collection.
What to expect
Raw energy channeled through four strings. These are songs built on attitude, swagger, and unforgettable riffs that feel just as vital on ukulele as they do on guitar, delivering that classic Stones blend of blues influence and rock confidence.
Who it's for
Ukulele players who want to move beyond folk and pop standards into rock repertoire with genuine historical weight. This collection suits intermediate players comfortable with TAB and looking for songs with recognizable melodies and strong rhythmic character.
How to get the most out of it
- Study the original recordings to internalize the groove and feel of each track; the ukulele arrangement succeeds when the rhythmic intention comes through clearly.
- Pay attention to the dynamic shape within each riff rather than playing the TAB notes at a uniform volume; listen for how the original guitar parts breathe.
- Experiment with different ukulele tunings if you have the option; some of these songs may sit more comfortably in alternate tunings that match the original key.
- Work on smooth transitions between the riffs and any chord sections; rock arrangements on ukulele demand clean fingering changes to maintain momentum.
How to use it
Build a rock history unit or casual ensemble set around these classics, pairing ukulele arrangements with other instruments for a full band sound. Individual players can also use this for recital programs that showcase how timeless rock compositions adapt across different instruments.
Skills your students will build
- Reading and executing guitar-style riffs in ukulele TAB
- Maintaining steady groove and rhythmic placement in rock contexts
- Translating original guitar voicings and techniques to ukulele fingerboard
- Developing finger strength and dexterity for single-note passages
- Understanding rock song structure through classic compositions