Rob has submitted his performance of the Wikipedia article “Ukulele“, and after much wrangling of video codecs and the such, it is now available for all to see.

I’m sure it will come as no surprise that Wikipedia has an article on the Ukelele. What may come as a surprise however is that Rob is twice the size of normal humans and is playing a regular guitar in the video.

Rob appears courtesy of West Yorkshire’s one-time second-best three-piece acoustic folk-country-scifi-gospel fusion band The Gillroyd Parade.

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Last but certainly not least from the legend that is Mister Blindingham, here is a very brave rendition of the article on ‘Cortinarius Ponderosus‘. Long, complicated words ahoy!

Big, big thanks to Blindingham for his submissions. If we ever work out where the Chiltern Gateway Centre is, I will send him a Bedfordshire Clanger for his efforts ;)

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You might want to take a nice deep breath before watching this video - I get exhausted just watching it.

The wonderful Blindingham again, this time singing the article on Unterseeboot 5.

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The wonder that is Blindingham has submitted not one! not two! but THREE! videos for our enjoyment. He is my new god.

First up, the Bedfordshire Clanger “which is, disappointingly, a kind of pasty, and not a small knitted moon dweller. Ah well.”.

Meat and jam in one handy pasty parcel?! Très merveilleux!

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Hurrah! The first Ukepedia submission from someone we’ve not beaten into it!

The star that is Nick Douglas has recorded a lovely little number for us: the List of WXW Hardcore Champions.

Splendid, just splendid.

(Also check out Nick singing/uking Twitter - which is, funny enough, how Ukepedia started off too ;) )

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