I stumbled on this fun little song
Ukulele's arn't allowed in Bluegrass
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I love that! I’ll have to show that to some Uke players I know…
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Ha! That’s awesome!
And while ukuleles are not suited to real bluegrass, they make great back up instruments for fiddle tunes on mandolin
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I love my little UKe’s 
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See what Bill missed out on!
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Nice!!! And all this time, I thought Ukuleles were just the little Minnie Mouse toy things ya got for the little ones to play with.
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Many people believe that to be the case until the see something like this…
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Oops, I didn’t know ukes are not allowed in bluegrass – makes sense though. I’m switching my uke stuff to JS Bach, at least 'til the baroque police find out. 
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Ukuleles aren’t loud enough for bluegrass, but I do take them seriously as an instrument, which surprises most uke players. I play a couple classical pieces on it and while my uke gently weeps, similar to Jake Shimabukuro’s version
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Sweet!
That classical gas arrangement looks pretty approachable… just saying.
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Especially if you already play it on guitar… and with a flatpick no less!
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Apparantly they work well with swing/jazz. This guy has alot of swingy uke stuff on his channel. (I originally bumped into it looking for tenor banjo stuff. Hes got some cool stuff with two tenors playing - not sure how they’re tuned.)
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Here’s a few from Laurence Diehl. Some might know him from BHO…he;s an excellent musician on several instruments.
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My Banjolele sure packs a punch, when I took it to a jam session the gang told me to turn down the volume. 
Also if you put a bunch of the wooden ukes together they sure sing out…
Here is one of my favourite videos.
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Well yes, banjoleles are quite a different beast, definitely not too quiet!
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