If you like the ukulele, the Beatles and donating money to people, then boy-o, have we got the combo for you: The Beatles on Ukulele, a marathon concert by record producer Roger Greenawalt (pictured).

Everyone loves the Beatles, but imagine how much better they would have been if John, Paul, George and Ringo had all been playing ukuleles. That’s pretty much the spirit behind next month’s all-day ...

Imagine hearing the entire Beatles catalog -- all 185 songs -- performed live by a sprawling group of musicians playing ukuleles. Now, imagine that the whole performance stretches over two days. This ...

The charming sound of the ukulele has inspired the second annual “Beatles: Complete on Ukulele”concert in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, this Sunday, December 8. The event promises to be an kitschy marathon ...

Greg Hawkes saw the Beatles play the Baltimore Civic Center on Sept. 13, 1964. He was 11. That night something joyous exploded in his head. Already taking piano and clarinet lessons, he began to learn ...

Last year, ukulele-slinging record producer and provocateur Roger Greenwalt performed all 185 Beatles songs on ukulele during one twenty four hour concert, with help from Guster’s Ryan Miller, Ben ...

NEW YORK, Oct. 27 (UPI) -- Organizers of a musical festival in New York dedicated to Beatles songs played on the ukulele said nearly 100 musicians are slated to participate. Roger Greenawalt, 48, ...

BERKELEY, Calif. (KGO) -- "I love teaching the ukulele because I can see that it makes a difference in peoples' lives," said Cynthia Lin. A San Francisco ukulele teacher and her students recently went ...

The ukulele and the Beatles may sound like an odd pairing; for an aficionado of the four-stringed instrument such as music producer Roger McEvoy Greenawalt, it’s a match made in heaven. In January ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Sonny, Nolet, Alastar & Dennis are 4 Beatle-loving musicians who formed a Beatles tribute band in 2009 called "Day In The Life", with each ...

When musician Greg Hawkes’ wife, Elaine, gave him a ukulele for Valentine’s Day eight years ago, it was the beginning of something that might be called destiny. Hawkes is now a virtuoso on the ...