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Mystery Guest, Knowing What to Fingerpick, Song Variations & Gigging in HawaiiVideo Podcast & Timestamps: https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/threads/sincere-apologies-musical-storytelling-gigging-advice-the-ukulele-underground-podcast-159.168606/In a Heartfelt and Sincere tone, Aldrine has to issue a Deep Apology to a Close Personal Friend (who will remain anonymous). After the Completely Serious Apology, Aldrine gives a quick lesson on No Ke Ano Ahiahi. He shows how you can build up from playing the chords; to strumming; to fingerpicking; and finally adding in the Melody Line to make it a Solo Song. The guys also answer how Music (and Hawaiian Music in particular) can have a so many different variations of the same song. The crew starts talking about Classical Music and Music Notation which leads to Aldrine telling a story about being surprised by his own Sheet Music. Aldrine and Mike share some advice they got about Music and Life before sharing their own tips for getting a gig in Hawaii, and joining the Hawaii Music Scene without being "That Guy".
In this episode of Talking Art, Kevin Maynard sits down with Pono Fernandez and Shawn Pimentel, two dynamic members of the acclaimed Hawaiian music group Kulaiwi.
The state Health Department discusses how it's tracking dengue cases in Hawaiʻi; a local undefeated boxer shares his hopes and dreams after winning his latest fight; and Hawaiian music legend Marlene Sai talks about her passion for creating educational opportunities for young people
This week Joe celebrates Hawaiian music and shares some early to mid-20th century public domain century recordings. 1. Dreams of Old Hawaii-Varsity Hawaiian Orchestra 2. Farewell to Thee - Toots Paka Hawaiians 3. Mai Poina Oe Ia'u- Lani McIntire and his Aloha Islanders 4 Aloha Oe- Hawaiian Quartett 5. Kuuaina Aliha-Varstiy Hawaiian Orchestra 6. Ke Kali Nei Au- George Kainapau with George Archer And His Pagans 7. He Manoa He Aloha- Kaai Glee Club 8. Kewaii - Palakiko and Paaluhi 9. Wailana (Drowsy Waters) -Ferera and Franchini 10. Aloha and Goodnight-Varsity Hawaiian Orchestra Ruinous Media Episode supported by Izotope Episode supported by Distrokid
Video Podcast & Timestamps: https://ukuleleunderground.com/2024/07/sci-fi-uke-song-tuup124/ Hear 3 interpretations of a Sci-Fi Song using the Ukulele. The guys are playing their Songs for the Songwriting Challenge this week. They also discuss their ideas behind the songs, and how songs will write themselves. Aldrine answers a question about the Wahine `Ilikea Play Along, and his Signature Ukulele before talking about his two lost sentimental Ukuleles. Aldrine answers a couple of questions using 5 words which leads into a more than 5 word answer about respecting Hawaiian Music.
Sharing some stories and thoughts on receiving critique and the power of being open.Register for my Basic Moveable Chord Shapes workshop: https://liveukulele.com/register/4-27-24-workshop/- Institute of Hawaiian Music: https://www.maui.hawaii.edu/ihm/program- George Kahumoku, Jr. Slack Key & ʻUkulele Workshop: https://kahumoku.com/workshops/Support the showJoin my newsletter! It's free and I won't spam you. Get updates on new lessons and access to exclusive resources: https://liveukulele.com/signup/Support the podcast: Buy video lessons or a book: https://liveukulele.com/store/ Use my Sweetwater affiliate link next time you need to buy some gear! https://sweetwater.sjv.io/9WbER0. Enter their gear giveaway every month while you're there (affiliate link): https://sweetwater.sjv.io/rQ4n9G Gear I use to create this podcast: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/eKJb6zCREDITS- Hosted, produced, edited, and mixed by Brad Bordessa - Theme music by Brad Bordessa; available on If Only: https://bradbordessa.bandcamp.com/album/if-only- Ad spot music: "Hoʻale" and "Honaunau Rodeo" by Dagan Bernstein (https://daganmusic.com/hoale/)
Good News: The Polish government is beginning to protect ancient woodlands, Link HERE. The Good Word: A lovely poetic excerpt from Langston Hughes. Good To Know: A bizarre cheese fact from 2014… Good News: A great step forward for political representation in Spain, Link HERE. Wonderful World: Explore the beauty of the hula, “The Heartbeat […]
We jump into the HPR time-machine and revisit long-time HPR reporter Noe Tanigawa's interview with musicians Mark Yim and Bobby Hall who reflect on Peter Moon and the Hawaiian music scene; and musician Robert Cazimero about the changing soundtrack of Waikīkī
Liam Moleta is a Hawaiian Music Artist and Falsetto singer who gained a following on social media and most recently won the 21st annual Richard Ho‘opi‘i Leo Kiʻekiʻe Falsetto Contest. He grew up in California singing and dancing hula before he moved home to Hawai'i to start his career. He has shared the stage with artists such as Robert Cazimero, Kuana Torres Kahele, Fia and opened for J Boog, The Green, and Rebel Souljahz. In this episode, we talk about growing up as a "poly kid" on the continent and why he's choosing the untraditional route of traditional Hawaiian music. Airline Sponsor: www.hawaiianair.com Drink Sponsor: www.kapenatequila.com Recorded at https://www.cpb.bank/tidepools Connect with Liam: https://www.instagram.com/liam.moleta https://www.youtube.com/user/LiamMoleta https://www.tiktok.com/@liammoleta?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc Connect with Andrew and Kolby: www.uncuthawaii.com https://www.instagram.com/uncut_hawaii https://www.instagram.com/kolbymoser https://www.instagram.com/_andrewtran https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK0QcO3Eq8wnx9Ao63Kj1Hw #uncutpodcast #uncuthawaii #hawaiicreators #hawaiipodcast #podcastersofinstagram #podcastersofinstagram #spotifypodcast #newpodcast #applepodcast #hawaii #podcast #hawaiilife #hawaiian #luckywelivehawaii #podcasts #podcasting #podcaster #madeinhawaii #oahuhawaii #hawaiinei #mauihawaii #hawaiiliving #podcastshow #podcasters #podcastlife #podcasthost #podcastaddict --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncuthawaii/support
Raiatea Helm is a Native-Hawaiian musical talent from the island of Moloka'i. She skyrocketed to fame at just 18-years-old with her debut album, "Far away heaven” in 2002. Her pure, resonant voice mastered the art of leo ki'eki'e (Hawaiian falsetto), earning her two Nā Hōkū Hanohano awards, including Female Vocalist of the Year. Her second release earned her 4 more Nā Hōkū Hanohano awards in 2006 when she also became the first Hawaii solo female vocalist grammy nominee. Raiatea's musical journey was celebrated in the top 10 of the 25 greatest Hawaiian albums of the new century…and she received a second grammy nomination in 2008. In 2017 she clinched her 8th Nā Hōkū Hanohano award being named Female Vocalist of the Year. She is Hawai'i's premier female vocalist, preserving the tradition of Hawaiian falsetto from the early to mid-20th century. In this episode we talk about growing up in Moloka'i, her legendary family, her music career, going back to school, Hawaiian ancestors, and so much more. Enjoy! Find Raiatea here: https://www.instagram.com/raiateamusic// Buy our merch on: https://keepitaloha.com/ Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/kamakadias Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KeepitAlohaPod/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keepitalohapod/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/keepitalohapod/ Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@keepitalohapod
Kuana Torres Kahele is a Native-Hawaiian award-winning musician from the Big Island of Hawai'i. He is a vocalist, songwriter, record producer, hula dancer and educator most known for his original acoustic compositions in the Hawaiian language. In 1995 he co-founded Nā Palapalai, a legendary Hawaiian music group that has released numerous albums which have charted in the top five of the Billboard top world album charts. Nā Palapalai also won many Nā Hōkū Hanohano awards including Group of the year. In 2011 he released his first solo album which reached No. 2 on the top world albums chart and won him 5 Nā Hōkū Hanohano awards, including Male vocalist of the year. In 2014 he voiced the lead character in the animated short film by Pixar called Lava. Kuana also regularly teaches cultural workshops around the world and runs the Kuana School of Hawaiian Music and Culture, teaching 200+ students in Tokyo, Fukuoka, and Osaka. In this episode we talk about growing up in Hilo with his grandmother, starting his music career, lei making, learning from legendary Hula teacher Johnny Lum Ho, Hawaiian folklore, and so much more. Enjoy! Find Kuana at: https://www.instagram.com/kahelemele/ Buy our merch on: https://keepitaloha.com/ Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/kamakadias Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KeepitAlohaPod/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keepitalohapod/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/keepitalohapod/ Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@keepitalohapod Filmed at https://id8studios.org/
Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - years. He started coming after a family sailboat trip through Desolation Sound. “The last two days of that trip were spent at Manson's Landing and Gorge Harbour. And we just said, ‘holy cow, we got to check this island out!' So the next summer we rented Cedar Moon for the first of many years and came up for one or two weeks, pretty much every summer since.” Antle is also the lead vocalist in a band that plays traditional Hawaiian music and this Thursday, August 31 at 6:30, he will be performing at the Cortes Island Museum.
On this day in 1898, President William McKinley signed a joint resolution annexing the Hawaiian islands to the United States.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
"Laguna Tropical Surf" brings in the Summer Solstice with vintage Surf Tunes that have been popular since the 1960's! The show finishes with Hawaiian Music and the Brothers Cazimero.Michelle's Henton Update was 117° at the Rusty Dog Ranch! Happy Summer y'all!Laguna Beach legend Ron Sizemore surfing the Huntington Beach Pier is our featured photo!
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Get ready to ride the waves while we jump on the Raggae Train of Hawaiian and music as we talk story with the legendary Kelly Boy DeLima, founder and leader of the group Kapena.Kelly Boy takes us on a journey through his life growing up in Waianae, Makaha, and Waikiki - sharing unforgettable experiences like surfing at Turtle Beach and exploring Kaena Point. Join us to discover the rich history, traditions, and magic that make Hawaii one of the most incredible places in the world.In this heartwarming conversation, Kelly Boy shares his impressive musical career, from winning Brown Bags in 1984 to securing numerous Na Hoku Hanohano awards. We gain valuable insight into his songwriting process and the inspiration behind his song 'Kalena Ku,' written for his daughter. Kelly Boy's immense pride in Hawaiian culture shines through as we discuss the importance of family and legacy in his life and career.Kelly Boy reveals his story of transitioning from his original group to the family band and how Tonga's culture and family importance heavily influenced this decision. Hear about his experiences as a coach for his kids, pushing them to hone their musical talents, and how it all worked out in the end. Don't miss this captivating conversation that truly highlights the beauty of Hawaii's culture, history, and music. Mahalo!-> Learn More
In this episode I recap the George Kahumoku, Jr. Slack Key & Ukulele Workshop and share an interview with a longtime friend, Peter DeAquino. We talk about some ukulele gear, full time gigging, learning from the masters of Hawaiian music, and what the fair market value of live music is.Resources:- Peter on Facebook (live stream every Thursday): https://www.facebook.com/PeterDMaui/- GKSK Workshop: https://kahumoku.com/workshops/Support the show ---Like what you hear? Support the podcast in these ways: Check out my top-notch ukulele lessons: https://liveukulele.com/store/ Leave a tip vis Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/bradbordessa or Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/liveukulele Use my Sweetwater affiliate link next time you need to buy some gear! https://sweetwater.sjv.io/9WbER0. Enter their gear giveaway every month while you're there (affiliate link): https://sweetwater.sjv.io/rQ4n9G See the gear I use to record the podcast: https://liveukulele.com/about/my-gear/CREDITS- Hosted, produced, edited, and mixed by Brad Bordessa - Theme music: "Fallout" and "Sister's Got a Gun" by Brad Bordessa (Both songs are available on my album, If Only: https://bradbordessa.bandcamp.com/album/if-only)- Ad spot music: "Hoʻale" and "Honaunau Rodeo" by Dagan Bernstein (https://daganmusic.com/hoale/); "+dB" by Brad Bordessa
There's been a lot of buzz about Roman De Peralta, the heart and soul behind the esteemed Hawaiian recording group Kolohe Kai, after Iam Tongi sang his song "Cool Down" at the "American Idol" finale. Amid all the buzz, De Peralta has also recently released a fresh new track titled “Hope,” in a time when the world could use it the most. The song is a poignant commentary on the issues plaguing society today, such as hate crimes and gun violence. Yet, it also emanates a sense of unity and peace, encapsulated in the powerful image of a family enjoying a tranquil sunset together. In this episode, Billy V talks to De Peralta about the new song as well as what it was like hearing Iam Tongi singing his song on "American Idol." Plus, you'll even get to hear De Peralta perform "Hope" and "Cool Down" in this episode!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Kenny Tagavilla is a truck driver and hot rod enthusiast. But he's also a recording artist. Born and raised on Hawaii Island, the Honaunau native is making a new EP. One of his latest songs, "Kona Grown," is a nostalgic look back at the community and how fast things seem to be changing. In the latest episode of Island Beat, Billy V spoke with Tagavilla about his upbringing on Hawaii Island and what making music means to him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Radio and television personality Mele Apana is gearing up for her 14th annual Mother's Day show, featuring a host of local entertainers. The show first started back in May of 2006 and has been going strong since. In the years since, Apana has donated many of the proceeds from her Mother's Day show to children who are sick, some of them with cancer. In the latest episode of Island Beat, Billy V chats with Apana about why she continues to put on her Mother's Day show every year as well as what else she's been up to, including recording new music.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Guests: Marlén Rodriguez-Wolfe Hosts: Stuart Yoshida, Doug Brown While the snows falls on Los Angeles and solar flares pummel the earth, we find our warm and safe spot for wellness with the CEO of the Ukulele Kids Club, Marlén, and learn about the history, programs, and Big Hairy Audacious Goal of the UKC for 2023. PLUS, hear about how you can help kids in Ukraine, AND the return of Casa Bonita in Denver, Colorado! Links: - The Ukulele Kids Club: https://theukc.org/ - Corey Bergman Music Heals - TEDx CoconutGrove: https://youtu.be/4IgyDjFAxdg - UKC Academy: https://theukc.org/ukcacademy/ - James Hill's UkeTropolis: https://www.uketropolis.com/ - Peace Like a Ukulele: https://www.uketropolis.com/peace - Portland Ukulele Anarchy: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pdxukulelewednesdays - Denver Ukulele Community: https://den-uke.com/ - Berklee music therapy: https://college.berklee.edu/music-therapy - Querétaro, Mexico: https://goo.gl/maps/gBojHmb661WcPPUo8 - Casa Bonita, Denver: https://www.casabonitadenver.com - Shoot Ogawa: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoot_Ogawa - Paul Rudd Magic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCXCU3tYxJg - UKC Emmy: https://theukc.org/2022-mid-america-emmy-winner/#:~:text=Oct%2031%202022&text=Louis%2C%20MO%5D%20%E2%80%93%20A%20video,medical%20short%20form%20content%20category. - Luthiers for A Cause: https://www.luthiersforacause.org/ - Masters of Hawaiian Music: https://swallowhillmusic.org/masters-of-hawaiian-music/
The biggest-selling comedy recording artist of all time is bringing his talents to Hawaii, but he doesn't have to travel too far. “Weird Al” Yankovic is performing at the Blaisdell Concert Hall on Oahu on March 25 and Castle Theater on Maui on March 26 as part of his “Ridiculously Self-Indulgent, Ill-Advised Vanity Tour." The show will feature his non-parody material, rather than focus on the hits from his career. But here's something you might not know: He's a part-time Hawaii resident. In this episode of Island Beat, Billy V chats with Weird Al about what it's like splitting his time between Hawaii and Los Angeles and what to expect during his upcoming shows. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Na Hoku Hano Hano Award-winning artist Josh Tatofi recently came back from being on tour in Australia and Aotearoa. He was only supposed to do a couple of gigs that would be small just to test the waters. A couple hundred swelled to 700, then 1,200-seat venues. The 1,200-seat venue sold out in about an hour. Overall, Tatofi wound up doing seven sold-out shows. In the latest episode of “Island Beat,” Tatofi shares more details about his recent concert experiences in Australia and Aotearoa, as well as how he's preparing to play at the Blaisdell Concert Hall for Valentine's Day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A conversation with the director of the Institute of Hawaiian Music. Keola is a composer, translator, and ʻōlelo tech nerd.Keola's website: https://keoladonaghy.com/Tennessee Whiskey in Hawaiian: https://open.spotify.com/track/12PMkbwHpQaWFg51g62ldX?si=3b5ea1da82bc433cInstitute of Hawaiian Music : https://maui.hawaii.edu/ihm/Support the show ---Be sure to check out all my ukulele lessons: https://liveukulele.com/store/My current voiceover is recorded with (affiliate links): - Neumann TLM 103 microphone: https://imp.i114863.net/za3EX6 - Focusrite ISA Two mic pre: https://imp.i114863.net/RygOAX - Focusrite Clarett 4Pre USB interface: https://imp.i114863.net/0J7gPP- Fabfilter VST plugins: https://imp.i114863.net/YgEqXeSweetwater monthly gear giveaway - it's super easy (and free) to enter! Be sure to throw your name in the hat every month (affiliate link): https://imp.i114863.net/kjYJ4LUse my Sweetwater affiliate link next time you need to buy some gear! https://imp.i114863.net/Zd5xYWCREDITS- Hosted and produced by Brad Bordessa - Theme music: "Fallout" and "Sister's Got a Gun" by Brad Bordessa (Both songs are available on my album, If Only: https://bradbordessa.bandcamp.com/album/if-only)- Ad spot music: "Hoʻale" and "Honaunau Rodeo" by Dagan Kamakawiwoʻole Pahinui Bernstein; "+dB" by Brad Bordessa
The Hawaiian music group Walea wrapped up 2022 with a big achievement: winning several Na Hoku Hanohano Awards. The group -- comprised of Koanui-Souza, David “Kekoa” Woodward and Kings Kalohelani -- won Hoku Awards for “most promising artist of the year,” “hoku mele of the year” and “liner notes of the year.” Heading into 2023, Walea has some exciting plans, including trips to Japan and even more music. In the latest episode of Island Beat, Billy V sits down with the three members of Walea for an in-depth chat about their Hoku Award experience and what's next for the group.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
One of Broadway's biggest musicals made its debut in Hawaii last month, proving to be a huge hit. DeAundré Woods plays the title role of Alexander Hamilton, and Morgan Anita Wood plays Eliza Hamilton. In this episode of Island Beat, Billy V chats with the two main stars of "Hamilton" to find out what it's like to perform in such a huge show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Frankie Vaughan seemed to be constantly present on British Television in 1960s. Mr Moonlight they called him. He had a big voice and a big stage presence, top hat, bow tie and tails. He had many hits during the 1950s and had a brief career in Holywood. Most notably opposite Marilyn Monroe in Lets make Love. Here he gives us The Green door. Lita Rosa- Hernando's Hideaway. Rosa started her stage career at the age of 12. At 24 she was lead female singer with Ted Heath. A strong voice which probably never reached its full potential with the material she was given. Variety is the spice of life on Forgotten Songs. So next up is Tom Wright with Driving into Glasgae in a sour milk cairt. Its billed as traditional on the Beltona label. It's not but was written in 1914 by Tom Johnstone for the comedian J.C macDonald. It's in broad Scots. Two from a F.S favourite, Kay Starr- Too busy and If you love me. Dickie Valentine was a popular crooner in Britain through the 50s. Like many British singers he existed on a diet of American covers. He died in a car crash in 1971. Joan Regan and The Squadronaires give us Ricochet. The Squadronaires were the R.A.F big band. There is some confusion of her birth name and exactly where she was born. Again she did a lot of American covers through the 50s but her U.S recorded version of Don't talk to me of love become a Northern Soul classic. Languishing in the F.S colection has been this piece of US Billbord chart history from Tommy Edwards. It's all in the game was the first number one by an African American in the chart. Released in 1958 it was the biggest hit from this singer- song writer. He sadly died young at 47. Frank Ferera with Beautiful Love. He was a Hawaiian music pioneer. We go all posh with Air on a G string with Norbert Wethmar on violin. The only information I can be certain of about him are two references from The Radio Times in the late 1930s. Two performances with the BBC Orchestra. Florrie Forde was the Australian born grand Dame of British Music hall. Whose career spanned Victorian variety theatre to entertaining the troops in Aberdeen in 1940. She died after the performance, aged 64. Her songs included- Hold out your hand you naughty boy, Down at the old Bull and Bush and I do like to be by the seaside. Here she gives us When we were strolling around town. Maurice Winnick was another Manchester born musical child prodigy. As a teenager he was a band leader on a transatlantic liner. He had a succesful career through the 1930s and 40s. He died in 1960. He plays a lovely version of The Waltz you saved for me. The Platters need no introduction and neither does the song- Smoke gets in your eyes. Okay its not forgotten but how often do you hear it directly from the original 78?
In a surprise announcement made on the “Tamron Hall Show,” a Hawaii-based nonprofit program learned Monday that it won a prestigious national music award. The Lewis Prize for Music presented Hawaii's Mana Maoli with a $500,000 Accelerator Award. Founded in 1999, Mana Maoli is a collective of educators, artists, musicians and more who share a common goal of community empowerment. In 2013, the Mana Mele Project began. In this episode of Island Beat, Billy V sits down and talks to Pomaikai Keawe, a kumu with Mana Maoli, and Dalouge Smith, who's the CEO of the Lewis Prize for Music, about the program and award. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hawaiian Music w/ Ocean Waves Sounds in Distance from Swing Chair | Hammock Life, Gentle Ocean Waves _____ Please subscribe for *DAILY* videos: https://bit.ly/31YtQPc Link to video: https://youtu.be/tB3HHgo2ZEQ ========= BEST 4 EARBUDS FOR LISTENING EXPERIENCE: ➤ Most affordable but still high-quality sound, noise-canceling Bluetooth earbuds - https://bit.ly/3AQohjH ➤ Premium 180Hr Playtime Bluetooth earbuds w/ overall best sound & quality construction - https://bit.ly/3KJIFqW ➤ Affordable in-ear style Bluetooth earbuds w/ great sound - https://bit.ly/3BbAalk ➤ Affordable over-ear style exercise Bluetooth earbuds w/ great sound - https://bit.ly/3CWrwc2 _________________ SOOTHING SOUNDzzz ON SOCAL MEDIA: TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@soothingsounds000?lang=en Instagram https://www.instagram.com/soothingsoundzzz/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Soothing-Soundzzz-271614694688828/ Spotify (Podcast) https://open.spotify.com/show/6vHMEcA5DQdriv4SBNePwe ______________________ ABOUT: This channel is dedicated to making soothing audio, nature sounds, and relaxing ambiance to help people sleep better, fight insomnia, reduce stress, relieve anxiety, focus, study, read, ASMR, meditate, and more. #hawaiianmusic #oceanwavessounds #hammocklife #swingchair #sleepmeditation #cozyambience #fallasleepfast #relaxingambience #relaxingsounds #soothingsoundzzz
Aunty Toni Lee is a longtime advocate for the native Hawaiian community, serving as the chair of the Aloha Festival Floral Parade for the past decade and held multiple leadership positions in the Hawaiian civic Club communities. She is currently the president of the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame, which is the nonprofit behind Waikiki Beach Walk's free cultural exhibit, The Royal Room. To Learn more about Culturised visit: https://www.culturised.com/ Culturised is a https://www.wikiocast.com/ production.
Hawaii recording artist Kimie Miner has had quite the year. This past summer, she went to Portugal. But it wasn't just any trip. She went to the Azores, where her family is from, to learn more about her Portuguese heritage – and her identity. In this episode of Island Beat, Billy V chats with Kimie about how this trip has inspired some new music coming up, as well as her upcoming Christmas tour. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Calm Ocean Waves & Ukulele Music Outside Hotel Room | Ukulele Music Hawaiian Music Beach Waves _____ Please subscribe for *DAILY* videos: https://bit.ly/31YtQPc Link to video: https://youtu.be/eGYsPeMwZR0 ========= BEST 4 EARBUDS FOR LISTENING EXPERIENCE: ➤ Most affordable but still high-quality sound, noise-canceling Bluetooth earbuds - https://bit.ly/3AQohjH ➤ Premium 180Hr Playtime Bluetooth earbuds w/ overall best sound & quality construction - https://bit.ly/3KJIFqW ➤ Affordable in-ear style Bluetooth earbuds w/ great sound - https://bit.ly/3BbAalk ➤ Affordable over-ear style exercise Bluetooth earbuds w/ great sound - https://bit.ly/3CWrwc2 _________________ SOOTHING SOUNDzzz ON SOCAL MEDIA: TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@soothingsounds000?lang=en Instagram https://www.instagram.com/soothingsoundzzz/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Soothing-Soundzzz-271614694688828/ Spotify (Podcast) https://open.spotify.com/show/6vHMEcA5DQdriv4SBNePwe ______________________ ABOUT: This channel is dedicated to making soothing audio, nature sounds, and relaxing ambiance to help people sleep better, fight insomnia, reduce stress, relieve anxiety, focus, study, read, ASMR, meditate, and more. #ukulelemusic #hawaiianmusic #beachmusic #beachwaves #ukulele #sleepmeditation #cozyambience #fallasleepfast #relaxingambience #relaxingsounds #soothingsoundzzz
Ukulele virtuoso and composer Taimane Gardner has a new album out that's four years in the making. Her latest album, "Hawaiki," explores her Polynesian heritage and pays tribute to her mother, who passed away in 2018. While listening to the album, you'll hear Samoan lyrics, Tahitian ukulele, Samoan fire knife drumming and more. In the latest episode of Island Beat, Billy V catches up with Taimane to talk about how a trip to Samoa led to the creation of her new album. She also dishes on everything she's been up to, from touring the world to creating her own signature ukulele.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Roger Bong started Aloha Got Soul as a blog in 2010 and later turned it into a record label in 2015. Just last year, he found a physical space on King and McCully streets and evolved it into both a record label and store. In the latest episode of Island Beat, Bill V talks to Bong about how his love for vinyl turned into a record label and how Aloha Got Soul celebrates music across all generations. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Johnson Enos is a Grammy-nominated music producer, songwriter and playwright. Among his many credits: the Lilo & Stitch II soundtrack, Lilo & Stitch Tokyo parade, and work for Aulani, a Disney Resort and Spa. He's also the creative genius behind a musical called “Honu By the Sea,” a family-friendly musical that follows a Waikiki Beach Boy who meets Malia the honu and her ocean friends. In the latest episode of Island Beat, Billy V chats with Enos to get an inside look at his successful music career. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A citizen group's lawsuit against the Navy over Red Hill adds new plaintiffs; Hawaiʻi's long history as a youth baseball powerhouse; Local musicians come together to honor the late radio host Harry B. Soria
"Laguna Tropical Surf" brings the Aloha of Hawaiian Music mixed with Surf Instrumentals, the Surf Report with Mark Freeman, Michelle's Henton Updates and a PSA from Max Weidhaas!
The great Hawaiian slack-key guitarist, George Kahumoku Jr. is on the show this week! George has been playing around the Hawaiian islands for decades, but came to prominence in the 80's and 90's when Dancing Cat records started putting out records by the foremost traditional slack-key players. George was one of the main ones, but we were alo introduced to his brother Moses, Sonny Chillngworth, Keola Beamer, Ledward Ka'apana, Barney Isacs, Cyril Pahanui, and quite a few more. George is one of the greats of the fingerstyle slack-key genre - he grooves, he has an amazing voice, he plays almost exclusively on a 12-string and he has his own F-tuning that suits the style so well. The first part of this interview includes some really interesting Hawaiian history that was mostly news to me, so I hope you enjoy that! George is very active still and plays a weekly show on Maui called Masters of Hawaiian Music. He is also a multiple Grammy award winner, not to mention a celebrated farmer. His latest album is called Rennaisance Man, and he's also going on tour this fall around the western states. You can get all of that info at kahumoku.comListen to the accompanying playlist for this episode here, which features the artist's own music, plus many of the songs that were discussed during the show.This episode is brought to you by Izotope - check out their amazing recording software at: www.izotope.comThanks for your support, and your fearless host, Steve Dawson can be found at: www.stevedawson.ca
The 2022 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards wrapped up last month for an in-person show, with a set of returning and first-time winners. Hoku Award-winning artist Josh Tatofi once again claimed awards this year, winning Single of the Year and Hawaiian Music Video of the Year. Grammy and Hoku Award-winning artist Kalani Pea also took home two awards, including Male Vocalist of the Year and Song of the Year for Composers. Paula Fuga received her first ever Na Hoku Hanohano Award for best Female Vocalist of the Year for her song and album, “Rain on Sunday.” And this year's biggest winner was the group Kulaiwi, which won Album of the Year, Hawaiian Music Album of the Year and Group of the Year for their record “Native Lands.” In this episode of Island Beat, Billy V sits down and chats with some of the winners to debrief the Na Hoku Hanohano Awards and find out how they're feeling after the big night and what winning these awards means to them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Na Hoku Hanohano Award winner Chaz Umamoto has gone from performer and entertainer to producer and songwriter.Umamoto, a former member of the folk group Streetlight Cadence, recently teamed up with Joshua Stephens, a former member of the Indie group The Fresh Preps. Together, these two formed the group The Brewz and are forging their own path by entering the hip-hop sphere and collaborating with some of Hawaii's biggest names in music. In this episode of Island Beat, Billy V chats with Umamoto about their inspiration for making new music and why their new album will be different from anything they have produced thus far.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Avant Garde Legend Releases New Album After Almost 50 Years#avantgarde #spiritualjourney #captainbeefheart #mu #newmusic #love #fyp Known for his work as a member of Captain Beefheart's Magic Band, Jeff Cotton first came to attention as guitarist with Merrell and the Exiles. He subsequently joined Blues in a Bottle, which also featured future Magic Band members Mark Boston, Bill Harkleroad and John French. He was recruited into the Magic Band in 1967 as a replacement for Ry Cooder. Cotton contributed unique and challenging slide guitar to live performances, Strictly Personal, Mirror Man and Trout Mask Replica; for which he was renamed Antennae Jimmy Semens. After almost 50 years, Jeff is releasing new music in the form of his first solo project- The Fantasy of RealityWebsite: https://jeffcottonmusic.us/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeff.cotton.754The Vibes Broadcast Network - Podcasting for the fun of it! Thanks for tuning in, please be sure to click that subscribe button and give this a thumbs up!!Email: thevibesbroadcast@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/listen_to_the_vibes_/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevibesbroadcastnetworkLinktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastTikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeuTVRv2/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheVibesBrdcstTruth: https://truthsocial.com/@KoyoteAnd Now!!! The Bandmates' club, Supporters of the channel: Matthew Arrowood Host of The ONLY Brocast podcast:https://youtube.com/channel/UCsfv1wWu3oUg42I2nOtnMTADon Hahn of In the Margins: https://www.youtube.com/c/InTheMarginsBukas Siguro: https://www.youtube.com/c/BukasS%C4%ABgur%C3%B8Will Scoville of Ranch Rehab DIY: https://www.youtube.com/c/RanchRehabDrew Lee Nicholas of DN-TV: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8TVqL9mn6NzPkXOLOZSX-A
Henry Kapono is a music icon in Hawaii, but he has fans around the world. He's a Na Hoku Hanohano Award winner, Lifetime Achievement recipient, philanthropist, former University of Hawaii linebacker and is of 100% Hawaiian blood. In this episode, Billy V sits down with Kapono to catch up and learn more about the Henry Kapono Foundation, what he's been doing during the pandemic, and what he thinks of the state of the music industry today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hawaii recording artist and entertainer Makana recently put out new music based on slack-key guitar stylings, but he continues to evolve his sound. His latest album, "Pulama: Legacies of Hawaii," is inspired by his heroes from the Hawaiian music renaissance, including George Helm, Gabby "Pops" Pahinui and Dennis Kamakahi. But the new music is also deeply personal. He shares all the stories that led to him making this album, plus he talks about a concert he will be performing at the Waikiki Aquarium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Jim Kimo West will play Wed evening for The Slack Key Show - Masters of Hawaiian Music is every Wednesday evening at The Napili Kai Beach Resort's Aloha Pavilion on Maui. Tickets are available in advance online at SlackKeyShow.com or by phone at 808-669-3858. https://jimkimowest.com/Jim Kimo West is recognized as one of the world's top “slack key” guitarists and brings his own unique musical perspective to this great acoustic guitar tradition. He is a 2021 Grammy® Award winner for his CD, “More Guitar Stories” and a 2019 Grammy® nominee for “Moku Maluhia-Peaceful Island”. He is also a winner of the 2008 Hawaii Music Awards, a three-time Na Hoku Hanohano (the Hawaiian “Grammy”) nominee and a two-time winner of the LA Treasures Award for his contributions toward the perpetuation of ki ho'alu.
Raiatea Mokihana Maile Helm is an authentic Hawaiian singer from Molokaʻi, Hawaiʻi who is known for her powerful vocals accompanied by an authentic ukulele strum. She has played for audiences around the world, places including China, Tahiti, Japan, and Okinawa. It is no surprise her hard work and dedication for preserving the authentic Hawaiian culture has landed her several prestigious awards including 2 Grammy nominations, Native Arts & Cultures Foundation Fellowship, and numerous Nā Hōku Hanohano Awards. Raiatea has garnered international success as well as being one of Hawaiʻi's premiere female vocalists. It's A Hawaii Thing Productions. Quality content for the Hawaii Enthusiast and traveler. Celebrities, artists & community leaders vomming together to showcase the spirit of the islands. New weekly program dedicated to anything and everything unique to life in Hawaii. To Learn more about It's A Hawaii Thing visit: https://www.itsahawaiithing.com/ It's A Hawaii Thing is a https://www.wikiocast.com/ production. #vocalist #grammy #nahoku #ukulele
Bill Kaneko, past president of the Japanese American Citizens League in Hawaii, talks about the commemoration of Executive Order 9066, which triggered the incarceration of 120,000 people of Japanese descent; State Archivist Adam Jansen and music historian Kilin Reece recount how the largest known collection of Hawaiian music ended up in the lap of the Hawaiʻi State Archives
“Practice like you've never won. Perform like you've never lost.”I was recently invited to be a special guest of the https://www.andywangmusic.com/show/masters-of-hawaiian-music/ (Masters of Hawaiian Music in New York City). In the photo above, I'm in the center, seated between 5-time Grammy award winner https://kahumoku.com/ (George Kahumoku, Jr.) and master ‘ukulele instrumentalist https://www.herbohtajr.com/ (Herb Ohta, Jr.) We each played a solo set and then jammed together to close the show. (Play the embedded podcast player at 0:24 to hear a music clip.) Getting on stage is a lot like podcasting. It can force you out of your comfort zone. Playing alongside full-time professional musicians had my imposter syndrome running high too. After the show, a friend asked me, “How much did you practice.” My answer, “By myself? Quite a bit. Together? Not at all.” He responded with a socially distanced high-five. One of the greatest acoustic guitarists of all time, https://tommyemmanuel.com/ (Tommy Emmanuel) once told me to never practice in front of friends or family. “They'll get sick of hearing you play the same song over and over again. Please spare them and preserve their enjoyment of music.” True pros know the value of woodshedding. The term comes from the idea of going out to the “woodshed” in the back yard (or some similar, solitary place), and working at something, over and over again, until it's perfected. Practice with intense repetition by yourself. Then make it look like a breeze in front of people. That's a great trick! ISOLATIONTo perform with these legendary Hawaiian musicians was a dream come true. The universe has a wicked sense of humor though. Cold-like symptoms for one musician led to a positive COVID test. Organizing live events during a pandemic is not for the faint of heart. The tour ended prematurely with a bunch of postponed shows. The CDC says that I do not need to quarantine — just wear a mask for 10 days after the exposure. My family prefers that I not eat with them, prepare food, or wash dishes. I definitely don't miss the dishwashing. As I write this, I'm isolating myself in the basement for the week. https://giphy.com/gifs/southparkgifs-l2SpWTQyOaTnqrHzO (via GIPHY) PRACTICEIt's not all bad. In fact, my man cave has everything that I need. I've got my work from home set up, a TV, workout equipment, a camping mat to sleep on, and en suite bathroom. An air purifier and space heater keep me company. You don't need a potential COVID exposure to practice. We podcasters can woodshed too. AUDIO ENGINEERINGMake time to get better at your DAW My digital audio workstation for editing audio is Reaper. I read a post at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1331712173584193 (Podcast Editors Club) and learned that I can edit video in Reaper too. This blew my mind. Optimizing audio and rendering video in the same program simplifies my workflow and saves me a lot of time. I also learned that I can render an mp3 audio file and mp4 video file at the same time. Thank you Steph Fuccio for the tips. Try new plugins http://imp.i114863.net/x9Z9zd (Izotope RX Elements) is one of my favorites. I use Voice De-noise (reduces background noise) and De-click in almost every episode that I edit. When it's on sale, it's a steal at $20! I like Elements so much that I grabbed a promotion to upgrade to http://imp.i114863.net/15gjox (RX Standard). I frequently use Breath Control and De-Reverb. This week, I was editing an interview with a guest whose laptop mic resulted in harsh, high-frequency S and Sh sounds. A little RX De-ess worked like magic. It was the first time, I've used that plugin. See if woodshedding can make your podcast sound better and improve the overall quality of your show. You might find that you can do things faster too. In the meantime, from my...
In this episode of Nobody Knows Your Story, I visit with Hawaiian music legend, Henry Kapono. We talk about his early years growing up in the shadows of Honolulu, developing a love of music from a church choir and playing lots of sports. But Henry really grew up during a two-year stint in Southeast Asia entertaining the troops playing in a rock band. There's nothing quite like playing on a base in Vietnam with rockets going off, that won't change the way you view life. I'm excited to introduce my listeners to Henry's music, and I've included several of his songs in this episode. If you've spent time in Hawaii, it would be hard to not have heard Henry's music as his career has spanned close to fifty years. Henry first found success as a part of the popular duo Cecilio & Kapono, and later with a successful solo career that has produced 21 albums. Actually, make that 22 as a new compilation CD, “HENRY'S POSITIVE WORLD” comes out today, November 24, 2021. You can check it out, and all of Henry's music at Henrykapono.com.(I snuck in a favorite of mine Na Makua from Henry's album the Wild Hawaiian at the end of the podcast.)
Kelly Boy DeLima is the founder and leader of the group, Kapena. His musical journey began in 1984 when he competed with his two Tongan brothers in Brown Bags to Stardom. His niche of being that “haole boy who could sing Hawaiian music” gained the group a lot of attention and within a few years, Kapena became one of the hottest bands in the islands. Kelly Boy has toured all over the world spreading that electrifying Kapena music that fans first fell in love with. He is a multiple Na Hoku Hanohano award winner and has come out with over 20 CDs. Kelly Boy has been bringing that feel good island music to the world for over 30 years! He plays throughout Hawaii seven nights a week and he still tours all over the world. His genuine personality, captivating stage presence and timeless music has made him one of the hardest working musicians in the business. It's A Hawaii Thing Productions. Quality content for the Hawaii Enthusiast and traveler. Celebrities, artists & community leaders vomming together to showcase the spirit of the islands. New weekly program dedicated to anything and everything unique to life in Hawaii. To Learn more about It's A Hawaii Thing visit: https://www.itsahawaiithing.com/ It's A Hawaii Thing is a https://www.wikiocast.com/ production. #hawaiianmusic #kapena
Prior to opening the main discussion the host contextualises the current delta variant lockdown that is resulting in an online semester delivery that Dr. Andrea Low is helping out with. There are a couple of examples given of early 20th century commercial representations of the Pacific and issues of skilled performances and musical innovation entangled within race, power, and colonialism. Discussion with Dr. Low begins at 14:16 Curator and ethnomusicologist Andrea Low joins this episode to discuss the invention of the kīkā kila (Hawaiian steel guitar) by La‘ie, Oahu local Joseph Kekuku, as well as her grandfather the ukulele maestro Ernest Ka‘ai, and more. We explore Hawaiian musical inventions, contributions, and global transmission, such as traveling troupes. Early 20th century commercial musical production drew from many sources across various racial and cultural lines, whose marginalised interactions led to crosscurrents of exchange and inspiration. From Mexican/Paniolo/Latin vaqueros (cowboys) arrival in the Kingdom of Hawai‘i, bringing Spanish guitars, to the musicians that emerged after the overthrow of Queen Liliuokalani's monarchy, who travelled around the world performing their unique musical styles. The kīkā kila and slack key guitar sounds from Hawai‘i found their way across the region and the world, influencing various Pacific/Moana/Wansolwara musics, delta blues, country western, and more. We end on the ideas of cosmopolitanism during this period and some local adaptations, such as Bill Savesi and the legacy of the orange ballroom in Auckland.
Shawn Kekoa Pimental is a 5-time Na Hoku Hanohano Award winner and Grammy Nominated Music Producer and Artist. He has produced records for Kealii Reichel, Lehua Kalima, Na Palapalai, Kaumakaiwa Kanakaole, Na Leo Pilimehana, Kainani Kahaunaele, Justin Young, Chad Takatsugi, Three Plus, Rebel Souljahz and many more. Shawn has also composed and produced music for Mike Post, Disney and other Award-Winning shows. He has also toured the world as a Musical Director and Band Member for many other artists, sharing the stage with Janet Jackson, Colbie Caillat, Maxi Priest, Steel Pulse, America and Jack Johnson. Shawn has worked with just about every well known Musician and Award Winning Kumu Hula in Hawaiʻi. He has produced shows for many venues, corporate events, concerts and cruise ships. Shawn also owns the award winning record label KOOPS2 Entertainment and co-owns Studio Ala Moana.
Acclaimed television and film actress, grammy award winning singer & songwriter, former model and loving mother, Tia Carrere, joins husband and wife duo, Alison Pothier and Jules Williams for this episode of IBULIEVE. Sharing about how childhood challenges framed her beginnings, inspired her healing and informed her philosophy and approach to life, Tia encourages perseverance and self-acceptance. Speaking about the importance of honing our narratives and doing the inner work to free our steps to move forward, Tia offers, "We are all facing great adversity and difficulty, but don't let that be the cement around your boots." Raised in Honolulu, Hawaii, 'Althea' Rae Duhinio Janairo, became professionally known as 'Tia' Carrere, honoring a nickname ascribed to her by her sister. First discovered at 17 years old while out grocery shopping, Tia was cast in her first movie, Aloha Summer and moved to Los Angeles, California. Among her many roles, she acted in General Hospital, Wayne's World, True Lies, Relic Hunter and many others and is the voice of Lilo's sister Nani, in Lilo & Stitch. Tia has also won two Grammy Awards for her music and shares in this special conversation, news of her upcoming song, "I'm Still Here." Links referenced in this episode:IBULIEVE.comALISONPOTHIER.comJULESWILLIAMS.comINSIDEOUTRETREATS.comGuest Links:TIACARRERE.comTIA CARRERE Music on ITUNES TIACARRERE.com/music- Featured: Upcoming New Song Title: "I'm Still Here"TIACARRERE TShirtsIBULIEVE Theme Song:Excerpt from the composition by Deepak RamapryianSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/IBULIEVE)
On today's show, we have a special Friday edition for you. Our guest is Elliot Prestwich, the producer of the Off-Farm Income Podcast. The stars definitely aligned to bring Elliot to his role on the show. Today we will introduce you to him, his role at Off-Farm Income, and talk about what is next to come! Elliot has an extensive background in audio production coming from the live entertainment and recording industry. He is an expert in brand management and marketing. Elliot is currently producing Off-Farm Income and the D&B Supply Show Podcasts. He even wrote his own bumper music for his special episode, lets us know what you think!
Full 4K Video Interview: https://culturised.com/ Kalenaku DeLima has been the keyboardist and vocalist in the group Kapena since 2006. She was classically trained in piano and voice for over 10 years. She has held the lead female vocalist role in the Disney Aulani's nighttime show called the “Aulani Starlit Hui” since the opening of the hotel in 2011 and now performs nightly in the new Disney Luau show called “Ka Wa'a”. Kalena grew up singing Hawaiian Music and playing ukulele with her father in Waikiki. She released her first Island Reggae single entitled, “Hideaway” in 2010 and with that release she earned her first Na Hoku Hanohano award nomination. She graduated from the University of Hawaii with a Bachelor's Degree in English and then continued her education in the New Media Arts Interface Design program at Kapiolani Community College. Kalena is currently the group's in-house graphic designer and writer. In 2017, the group Kapena released their first full length family album titled “Palena ‘Ole”. That release earned the band four Na Hoku Hanohano Awards including Album Of The Year and Group Of The Year.
4K Live Video: https://itsahawaiithing.com/blogs/podcast/kawika-young-music It's A Hawaii Thing Podcast welcomes back Kama'aina boy Justin Kawika Young, a gifted singer/songwriter from the Windward side who at a young age achieved great success in the Hawaiian music scene. He swept the Hawaiian Music Awards in the late 90's winning Best Performance By A Rhythm & Blues Artist, New Artist of the Year, and Honorable Recognition for his version of the classic song “Crazy Love.” Justin made his directorial debut with the documentary, My Hero's Shadow: From Hitman to Hero, based on the untold story of Shane Stant – the infamous hitman that “clubbed” Nancy Kerrigan. Told from the perspective of his much younger sister Maile, (who was two at the two of the incident) it is a personal story of childhood trauma, the cycle of child abuse, and where it leads.
Podcast Show Notes and Links: https://ukuleleunderground.com/2021/04/finding-the-fun-element-uup9/ This Week, the Team is on the search for the "Fun" Element, and Hawaiian Style. Before they embark on this journey, they start off the podcast with Song Submission reviews. It's part two of defining Hawaiian Music when the guys attempt to explain characteristics of Hawaiian Style. This proves to be just as difficult, and Aldrine goes slightly off track explaining his Ukulele Heroe's Styles. Speaking of heroes, Aldrine makes a special announcement for a future guest, and discusses the new Uke Lending program for Hawaii State Libraries. When a member asks how to get out of a rut, Aldrine and Kahai suggest trying new things, and Aaron suggests being happy with how far you've already improved. UU ties up their advice with recommending looking for the Fun in whatever you do. A "Mad" new songwriting challenge is issued, and the podcast ends with another cliffhanger question.
Sea shanty songs have recently gone viral on social media. Revell Carr, associate professor of ethnomusicology at the University of Kentucky, gives us some background on sea shanties. We hear the history of how they came to be, what purpose they served, and why sea shanties resonate now. Revell Carr is the author of the book Hawaiian Music in Motion: Mariners, Missionaries, and Minstrels so we're also going to hear some bonus Hawaiian history and maritime history. Most importantly, Revell performs a famous sea ballad called "The Mermaid." NEW! Email subscribers can get The MerMay Story Collection ebook for free! Join the list at: https://mailchi.mp/cinderly/mermaid-podcast-newsletter. Important Links: Get The MerMay Story Collection Ebook: https://mailchi.mp/cinderly/mermaid-podcast-newsletter Buy Revell Carr’s Book, Hawaiian Music in Motion: Mariners, Missionaries, and Minstrels: https://amzn.to/3ddJIiF Learn more about The Mermaid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mermaid_(ballad), https://blogs.loc.gov/folklife/2018/05/the-mermaid/ Read more books by Laura Lovely: lauralovelybooks.com First Cup of Coffee Podcast: https://jeffekennedy.com/home Tea & Strumpets Podcast: https://www.romancepod.com/ Keep in Touch! Sign up for our mailing list to get bonus mermaid stories and a heads up when we release new episodes. Support the podcast! Leave a review, buy merch or shop our Amazon recs! Get your Mermaid Merch! Get 15% off on official Mermaid Podcast merchandise. Use this link to shop: https://teespring.com/stores/the-mermaid-podcast?pr=PODCAST Support this podcast by shopping our mermaid books and other recommendations. Did you like this episode? Got a question or comment? Leave a review or email us at podcast@cinderly.com. Follow us! Go to MermaidPodcast.com for more mermaid history and facts. Follow us on Instagram @mermaidpodcast and Facebook. The Mermaid Podcast is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to at Frolic.media/podcasts! ♡ ♡ ♡ MORE PRODUCTS FROM CINDERLY ♡ ♡ ♡ Bake the rainbow with our Easy to Bake Unicorn Cookbook at unicorncookbook.com YOU’RE DOING GREAT!! Do you have a dream in your heart that you’d like to make real? Join us for “You’re Doing Great!” - a new video course and podcast to revitalize your creativity and business! Check it out at fairybossmother.com.
Podcast Show Notes and Links: https://ukuleleunderground.com/2021/03/truss-in-me-uup8/ Do you "Truss" us? This week, the Team answers what benefits Truss Rods add to ukuleles, and if they really need them? The guys also help a couple members with their humidity inquiries. Someone throws UU a fast one with, "How do you define Hawaiian Music?" Aldrine gives some of his favorite Jazz chord progressions, Aaron explains how you can find and learn Jazz standards, and the whole team discuss what scales someone should practice for Jazz. The guys answer a final question on how to find a minor key in the Circle of Fifths before closing out with some announcements and a Special Guest Teaser.
Au programme ce mercredi ! Il existe un lieu, à Saint-Erblon, qui s’appelle La Casba. On y trouve tout un tas d’activités : des spectacles, des artistes, du bricolage, des gens trop sympas et un club radio : les mini-reporters, dont June, Ema et Nawelle font partie. Cette semaine, elles ont rencontré un groupe de musique, les Hawaiians Pistoleros. De la musique Hawaiienne, oui ! Mais pas que ! Ils la mélangent avec du Western Swing et jouent de la steal guitar. Tu en as déjà entendu parler ? Non ?! Alors prépare toi à partir en exploration musicale direction l’ouest des États-Unis d’Amérique. Ça va swinguer ! Les musiques de l’émission : - Drivin’ nails in my coffin - Hawaiians Pistoleros - Right or wrong - Hawaiians Pistoleros - Beyond the reef - Hawaiians Pistoleros - Song for Jesse - Nick Cave et Warren Ellis Visuel : pochette de l’album vinyle Hawaiian Music par le groupe Varsity Hawaiian Orchestra
Au programme ce mercredi ! Il existe un lieu, à Saint-Erblon, qui s'appelle La Casba. On y trouve tout un tas d'activités : des spectacles, des artistes, du bricolage, des gens trop sympas et un club radio : les mini-reporters, dont June, Ema et Nawelle font partie. Cette semaine, elles ont rencontré un groupe de musique, les Hawaiians Pistoleros. De la musique Hawaiienne, oui ! Mais pas que ! Ils la mélangent avec du Western Swing et jouent de la steal guitar. Tu en as déjà entendu parler ? Non ?! Alors prépare toi à partir en exploration musicale direction l'ouest des États-Unis d'Amérique. Ça va swinguer ! Les musiques de l'émission : - Drivin' nails in my coffin - Hawaiians Pistoleros - Right or wrong - Hawaiians Pistoleros - Beyond the reef - Hawaiians Pistoleros - Song for Jesse - Nick Cave & Warren Ellis Visuel : pochette de l'album vinyle Hawaiian Music par le groupe Varsity Hawaiian Orchestra
Frank B Shaner was born and raised in Honolulu, I grew up in Kapahulu around Hawaiian Music. His love for this music, unique to any other in the world, led me to a career in radio, where I have spent over 35 years behind the microphone. He produced the Frank B. Shaner Falsetto Contest for 11 years. All proceeds from these events went to support Aloha Festivals around the State. He also recorded “The Adventures of Leimomi”, a Hawaiian satire of turbulent times in 20th century Hawaiian history. For which received the the Na Hoku Hanohano award for best Comedy Album of the Year. In addition to radio, his other passion is painting. It all began on September 11, 2001, when the World Trade Centers were destroyed. I had been covering the news for hours, and when I left I was beyond exhaustion. For some inexplicable reason, I found myself parked in front of an art supply store. I went in, bought, paints, brushes and canvases, then went home and started painting. And I’ve painted every day since. People ask me if I have a style, but for me, style is a prison and technique a trap. I paint what I feel in my na’au and let it come through in various subjects and mediums. Website: “frankbshanerart.com”
John’s Old Time Radio Show “GREAT HAWAIIAN MUSIC OF KALAMA’S QUARTET”. Fantastic old 78 rpm records featuring guitarist Mike Hanapi and Kalama’s Quartet from John Heneghan’s record collection. HONOLULU HULA MEDLEY NA PUA EHA E LILIU E HAPA HAOLE HULA … Continue reading →
Anuhea Jenkins: she has performed and toured with artists such as Soja, Fiji, Kimie, Jack Johnson, Taj Mahal, Jake Shimabukuro, Ziggy Marley and opened for artists like Bruno Mars and many others... she won multiple Na Hoku Hanohano awards, for most promising artist and contemporary album of the year as well as female vocalist of the year. in addition she was named as one of Honolulu magazine's 25 greatest Hawaii album of the century and best solo female artist at the island music awards. She Is Anuhea!
Mundo Juillerat is a guitarist based out of Las Vegas, NV. He his known for leading the gypsy jazz group, The Hot Club of Las Vegas. He played guitar in the show 'Le Rev' at the Wynn Hotel, which was set in an aquatic theater-in-the-round stage. The show featured diving, gymnastics, and stunt performances. He is a well-versed musician who has professionally played a wide-range of musical styles like, jazz, musical theater, rock, metal, gypsy jazz and more! He is also the owner of Fly'n Hawaiian Music.
It's A Hawaii Thing Da Podcast welcomes Kama'aina boy - Justin Kawika Young, a gifted singer/songwriter from the Windward side who at a young age achieved great success in the Hawaiian music scene and has been touring with Colbie Caillat for many years. They have performed at the White House and on Good Morning America, to name a couple. He then went on to direct the documentary, My Heroes Shadow: From Hitman to Hero. Hear about their new band Gone West and recent album release, “Canyons.” He may be famous but yet he can't afford to have a good internet connection I guess… hence why his video keeps cutting out…. It's quite a cute pic tho so not like it's not enjoyable am I right??? Justin went Kalaheo… Go Mustangs! #967tree4 What's your favorite Crack Seed? Justin's is Rock Salt Plum #itsahawaiithing Did you know the steel guitar originated in Hawaii and then came to Country music? Hear all about how Justin grew up around Hawaiian music, fused that style with Country and recently released their newest album release, “Canyons.” Justin's ova dere in Nashville dreamin about fresh poke – all they got is da hokey pok-ey #itsahawaiithing
OTRS 106 John’s Old Time Radio Show “MORE GREAT OLD HAWAIIAN MUSIC”. Fantastic old 78 rpm records featuring early Hawaiian music from John Heneghan’s record collection. BREEZY HAWAII – HAWAIIAN BEACHCOMBERS (BENNIE NAWAHI) HULA BLUES – PAUL SUMMERS AND HIS … Continue reading →
Aloha Everyone,To the best of my knowledge, when it comes to how one chooses to put together a podcast, you can pretty much do whatever the hell you want. This has pretty much always been my approach so, it works well for me.Typically I'm the one asking the questions though I have been on both sides of the mic in the past. Having said this, I really do prefer asking the questions. I want to say thanks to Doug Jardine for agreeing to interview me for my podcast. Whenever we get together, many laughs are shared and it was no different during this exercise. The dudes like a cousin to me. Perhaps it's because, he is a cousin to me. :)Before anyone asks, yes I know I somewhat stayed on the periphery of the subject of Hawai'i. There's a reason. It's because I am planning on doing a Hawai'i In My Life podcast down the road. I did however strategically insert a couple of my favorite Hawai'ian songs in the podcast. In particular, I included my good friend Braddah Ernest Puaa singing a version of White Sandy Beach. This is the song my daughter Tatum asked Ernest to sing as I walked her down the aisle on her wedding day back in 2017. Finally, I just want to thank each of you who listens to what I have to say and invite you to reach out to me if you ever want to talk story. Aloha,Larry
Please support us at patreon.com/hisessions Kyle starts off the show with a "What's Wrong With You" segment. Looking back on it, all that we discussed two weeks ago is coming to fruition now in regards to Coronavirus. Bryan is in studio and everyone discusses the complications of being a musician with a day job. Other topics that come up are Lemon Kit Kat, acrylic nails, Benny Chong, the Hawaiian Music scene, and Bryan as an accompany-ist.
"Laguna Tropical Surf" at KXFMRadio.org/shows/laguna-tropical-surf/ from the Pearl Street Julie Lawton Studios presents an evening of Hawaiian Music featuring the obscure "Cracked Seed" album by Sunday Manoa, era 1972. Roland Cazimero – 6 & 12 String Guitar, Bass and Vocals Robert Cazimero – Bass and Vocals Peter Moon – Ukulele, Tiple, Slack-key Guitar and Vocals […]
Like what you see? Please give generously. http://www.thinktechhawaii.com Remember the Voice. The Life and Legacy of Genoa Keawe through granddaughter; Pomaikaʻi Lyman.The host for this episode is Walter H. Kawaiaea Jr. The guests for this episode are and Pomaikaʻi Lyman.
Like what you see? Please give generously. http://www.thinktechhawaii.com Our next generation of Hawaiian Musicians. Hawaiian Music from yesterday and the impact it has in good forward. The host for this episode is Walter H. Kawaiaea Jr. The guest for this episode is Halehaku Seabury.
Like what you see? Please give generously. http://www.thinktechhawaii.com Territorial Airwaves, Your Source for the History of Hawaiian Music. 2019, marks the 40 th year anniversary of Territorial Waves on Air! Hawaii’s musical history in the days of the Territory of Hawaii! The host for this episode is Walter H. Kawaiaiea Jr.
ArtHouse Radio is on the road! We’re coming to you live from the beautiful city of Los Angeles, California. We wanted to capture some of the beautiful people and artistic experiences in LA and bring these happenings and discoveries to our listeners. From chatting with strangers on Venice Beach to movie reviews with local artists and discussions about works at LA’s major museums, we are very proud to present you with: The LA Shows. Over the course of the next few episodes we will present you with recordings of discussions made during our LA trip, as well as host Troy Ramos’s thoughts on his art experiences at the Broad Museum, LACMA, Gemini Gel and LA street art. On this episode, however, We visit the Broad Museum, Yayoi Kusama’s “The Infinity Room”, LACMA and we see the movie Pet Sematary with our does BC Ramso at the Chinese Theater on Hollywood Boulevard! Thank you so much for joining this, we hope you enjoy listening to these episodes as much as we enjoyed making them! Please remember to share these on social media and to follow us everywhere @arthouse43. And you can also support us by making a donation on our website: www.arthouse43.com.ArtHouse Radio’s “The LA Shows” was supported and sponsored by ArtHouse 43, an arts organization dedicated to connecting the community with arts. Anywhere and everywhere, everything is always art! *Hawaiian Music in episode is "Lovely Hula Girl," Sweet Sweet Steel Guitar Series no.3, Featuring The Fantastic Steel Guitar Style of Rudi Wairata with his Mena Moeria Minstrels, on MAPLE Records, 1974 re-issue of recordings made between 1951-55 AND All Star Hawaiian Band " Sweet Leilani " Steel Guitar Magic. No copyright infringement intended. For Educational Purposes only.
ArtHouse Radio is on the road! We’re coming to you live from the beautiful city of Los Angeles, California. We wanted to capture some of the beautiful people and artistic experiences in LA and bring these happenings and discoveries to our listeners. From chatting with strangers on Venice Beach to movie reviews with local artists and discussions about works at LA’s major museums, we’re very proud to present you with: The LA Shows. Over the course of the next few episodes you’ll hear recordings of discussions made during our LA trip, as well as host Troy Ramos’s thoughts on his art experiences at the Broad Museum, LACMA, Gemini Gel and LA street art. On this episode, however, we visit Venice Beach, the Graumam’s Chinese Theater and Hollywood Boulevard. We talk with strangers and familiar faces on this episode, a piano player, an artistic Satanist, an artist and so much more. Thank you so much for joining this, we hope you enjoy listening to these episodes as much as we enjoyed making them! Please remember to share these on social media and to follow us everywhere @arthouse43. And you can also support us by making a donation on our website: www.arthouse43.com. ArtHouse Radio’s “The LA Shows” was supported and sponsored by ArtHouse 43, an arts organization dedicated to connecting the community with arts. Anywhere and everywhere, everything is always art! *Hawaiian Music in episode is "Lovely Hula Girl," Sweet Sweet Steel Guitar Series no.3, Featuring The Fantastic Steel Guitar Style of Rudi Wairata with his Mena Moeria Minstrels, on MAPLE Records, 1974 re-issue of recordings made between 1951-55 AND All Star Hawaiian Band " Sweet Leilani " Steel Guitar Magic. No copyright infringement intended. For Educational Purposes only.
Four-time Grammy award-winning musician talks about how being an entrepreneur and living with ancient Hawaiian values brings him success. Guest Biography There’s a reason he’s been called Hawaii’s Renaissance man: George Kahumoku Jr. is a multiple Grammy Award & Na Hoku Hanohano Award winning master slack key guitarist, songwriter, world-traveling performer, high school teacher, artist and sculptor, story-teller and writer, farmer and entrepreneur. He hosts a weekly show on Maui called George Kahumoku Jr’s Slack Key Show: Masters of Hawaiian Music. George is currently living on Maui with his wife, Nancy, at a beautiful upland farm on the pristine north side of the West Maui Mountains. He recently retired from 40 years of teaching at risk kids, art, ceramics, guitar & ukulele at private and public schools over the years including the historic Lahainaluna High School and directing the inception of the Institute of Hawaiian Music at UH Maui College. Farming being in his blood, George now spends quality time maintaining his 3-acre farm growing fruit and vegetables, dry-land taro (for his famous home-made poi) and tending his goats, chickens, ducks, and miniature horses. True to his Hawaiian heritage, wherever he goes George always brings bundles of fresh produce to share with friends and students. “George Kahumoku, Jr. is one of the great Hawaiian slack key guitarists, as well as a wonderful composer, songwriter, song interpreter, vocalist, and storyteller.” – George Winston “Mr. Kahumoku assumed a natural role as the evening’s host, peppering the show with charming, picaresque stories (“I grew up with 26 cousins in the same household,” went the setup to one of these), and speaking with ease about the origins of the songs. Before singing “I’ll Remember You,” a beloved Hawaiian standard, he recalled his debt to its songwriter, who gave him his first break at age 11. At every turn he got a richly chiming tone from his acoustic guitar and favored a light, easeful flow of rhythm.” – Nate Chinen, New York Times Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/079 In this episode, you will learn: Why being an entrepreneur makes you a better musician. Get a glimpse George's morning routine that starts at 3 AM. How Hawaiian values can help you live better in the modern world. Find more from our guest: kahumoku.com slackkeyshow.com Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram Books: A Hawaiian Life by George Kahumoku, Jr. Nana I Ke Kumu (Look to the Source) volume I by Mary Kawena Pukui The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing by Marie Kondo Mentioned in this episode: Masters of Hawaiian Music calendar Sam Kapu, Jr. Kui Lee Hoʻoponopono Runnymede Money Tip of the Week: The Power of an Email List Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. Join us at the Inspired Money Makers groups at facebook and LinkedIn To help out the show: Leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Email me your address, and I'll mail you an autographed copy of Kimo West and Ken Emerson's CD, Slackers in Paradise. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Special thanks to Jim Kimo West for the music.
His weekly column On the Scene in the Sunday Star-Advertiser is a must-read for the entertainment & hospitality scene. Hawaii’s pre-eminent entertainment & nightlife writer over the past 45 plus years, John Berger – a.k.a. the Man In Black. John talks enjoying Don Ho & the Alii's in their prime, his favorite entertainers ever, his local dream team band, the difference in the Hawai'i entertainment scene then & now, what he thought about Maleko when he watched him 'act', the Hawaiian Music bible & his encyclopedic knowledge of local entertainers from the 70s until now. Plus Matt from Brilliant Ox forces John to drink something other than Crown. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maleko-and-flash/support
We are honored and humbled to have a True Hawaiian Legend Mr. Robert Cazimero join us to help figure it all out. By far the most insightful interview we have done on Hawaiian Music history, the Music Business, The Na Hoku Awards, and of course much more! Oh and cant forget we also got him playing Jawaii's favorite game sweeping the State, 5 QUESTIONS. Don't Sleep, we diversifying! Mahalo Shoutout our Sponsors: -Square Barrels: @squarebarrels -Earl kaimuki: @earlkaimuki -The Honolulu Club: @honoluluclub -7thFloor Honolulu: @7thfloorhonolulu -Healthness Hawaii: @healthnesshawaii Social Media: Instagram: @sleeptimesover Facebook: Sleep Times Over You Tube: Sleep Times Over Channel Music: Kavet the Catalyst "Talks" The Sunday Manoa "Pua Lilia"
Huachinango, robalo, bacalao…¿existen otros pescados? Aprende a sustituir un salmón y otros pescados con la gran diversidad que tenemos a nuestra disposición en México. Canción de intermedio: “Barracuda” - Fergie ft. Slash. Música de fondo: “Hawaiian Music” - kitchenmam.
MORE GREAT HAWAIIAN MUSIC John’s Old Time Radio Show “MORE GREAT HAWAIIAN MUSIC FROM THE 1920’s & 30’s”. John Heneghan plays forgotten 78 rpm record gems from his collection originating the Pacific Islands on John Heneghan’s Old Time Radio Show. 1. … Continue reading →
Dedicated to the memory of Diana Lai, first hostess of the Enchanted Tiki Room. Also featuring new music by Jim Fiegen, Ding Dong Devils, Slide Night and more.
Lessons With Troy - A Podcast all about Dobro (Resonator Guitar), Lap Steel, Weissenborn and More!
This is my very first podcast! In this episode my guest is Alan Akaka. Internationally renowned Hawaiian Lap Steel player and teacher, and the Director of the Ke Kula Mele School of Hawaiian Music. We talk about his early days of playing Hawaiian music and Lap Steel, his time with Jerry Byrd, and more.
Katey Laurel is from the great state of Colorado, but grew up in Vermont, then travelled in the VW bus, just like the hippie days! From the Delaware water Gap, to the Appalachian Mnts, with dulcimer playing, then a Coal town in Colorado. There were horses near the flat tops wilderness area, not far from Wyoming. I have lived in an amazing place near the Mountains, but now am in the Suburbs, but still love being near the Mountains...... The Optimist, a really great track, and its me in perpetuity, overall I have an underlying hopefulness, and its my faith in God that keeps me that way. The inspirations in my life have been, Bluegrass, Classic Rock, Fleetwood Mac, Doc Watson, Tom Petty, Emy Lou Harris,Joan Baez, then I became influenced in Pop, Janet Jackson, Debbie Gibson, Paula Abdul. Stevie Nicks, Jars of Clay, Switchfoot, Newsboys, Ben Folds Five, Cake, Natalie Merchant, Dixie Chicks. Walnut Valley, Tuscon Folk Festival, Great American Song, International, Country Showdown, NPR Mountain Stage, International Songwriting Competition Life is my inspiration, music is therapeutic, and captures the honesty......like a Journal only better. "Its so great when you write something that's really good" I am part of the Durango Songwriters Conference and help out their administration. Meghan Trainor got signed through Durango. I like to listen to Amos Lee, Asgeir from Iceland, Bon Iver, the weepies, Keith Urban, Shanai Twain. Alpha Rev, Katie Hertzog, Hawaiian Music, Hapa I write relationship, philisophical, and story songs, I play out regionally, and house concerts, Books I have been reading, Ann Lamot, Traveling Mercy's, Jeanette Walls, The Glass Castle, Half Broke Horses, The Silver Star Warren Huart worked with me on my new EP, and I have a Christmas Record coming out also. Tracks played from Katey's music * The Optimist * Hurricane * Periscope * Thanks for Loving me Links to Katey and her music www.kateylaurel.com https://www.facebook.com/kateylaurel?fref=ts twitter@kateylaurel https://soundcloud.com/search/sounds?q=Katey%20Laurel
The weather is definitely warming up and it feels like Home! Enjoy another wonderful weekend with family and friends riding Da Coconut Wireless!If you enjoy what you're listening to with our regular programming and want to learn more, check us out at https://spreadaloha.wordpress.com and become a student of The Halau! We offer spiritual mentoring, Reiki healing and life coaching services delivered with plenty of Aloha Spirit. Join us and feel better on the daily today. A-LO-HA!
The weather is definitely warming up and it feels like Home! Enjoy another wonderful weekend with family and friends riding Da Coconut Wireless!If you enjoy what you're listening to with our regular programming and want to learn more, check us out at https://spreadaloha.wordpress.com and become a student of The Halau! We offer spiritual mentoring, Reiki healing and life coaching services delivered with plenty of Aloha Spirit. Join us and feel better on the daily today. A-LO-HA!
More with singer/songwriter Curt Yagi! (Part 2 of 2)
Curt Yagi joins us with new music! (Part 1 of 2)
Episode 95 features some stories from my recent trip to Hawaii along with hemoroids, strange overhead bins, an up(chuck) do, London Foxes, airplane elevators and hotel hijinks. Contact... flywithbetty@gmail.com Music is from a Hawaiian u-tube video called Hawaiian Sunrise with Hawaiian Music
Two new movies pay tribute to musical instruments and/or traditions that haven't always gotten their due in mainstream USA. In part one, Tad Nakamura, director of "Jake Shimabukuro: Life on Four Strings." It's a moving portrait of the musician who's taken the ukulele—-sometimes wrongly dissed as a novelty instrument—-to virtuosic heights. In part two, Tom Gunderson director of "Mariachi Gringo," the tale of a young man from the midwest who falls in love with Mexico and devotes himself to mariachi music. Lead actor Shawn Ashmore devoted himself to the music too, going to school on vihuela. The film also includes Mexican diva Lila Downs.
The University of Hawaii Maui College's Institute for Hawaiian Music is dedicated to the perpetuation and preservation of Hawaiian music. Students take a variety of music classes, a music business course and Hawaiian language classes and are mentored by some of the greatest Hawaiian musicians around. The institute director is George Kahumoku, Jr.
You want more music? You've got more music. This week, Jen highlights five Hawaiian music artists that have caught her ear lately. Fresh from the Na Hoku Hanohano Awards (Hawaii's version of the Grammy Awards), we look at some younger acts with a bright future in Hawaiian music.
January 23, 2006 - February 26, 2006 Aloha mai kakou, This podcast features calendar items found on the Concert Calendar (at left). Please refer to that page during the podcast to see what is coming up. This podcast covers about the next 30 days or so of events. Songs featured in this podcast include: Ahe Lau Makani - STEPHEN INGLIS - Driftwood Stephen Inglis Ipo Lei Manu - STEPHEN INGLIS - Driftwood E Ola Hilo - Kawika Keikiali'i Alfiche - Nalei Hale Leleo - Kawika Keikiali'i Alfiche - Nalei 'Ulili E - Dennis Kamakahi & David Kamakahi - Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Masters Colleciton Vol 2 Hurrah Lani Ha'a Ha'a - Cyril Pahinui - Night Moon Wai O Ke Aniani - Patrick Landeza - Pu'unaue (Self Promo) Ka Wai O Namolokama - The Maile Serenaders - Hawaii's Favorite Slack Key & Steel Guitar Vol 1 HUNA_WAI_BAND-Kuu_Home_O-clip-3-90.mp3 Huna Wai HUNA_WAI_BAND-Moanalua-clip-0-110.mp3 HUNA_WAI_BAND-Hokuliilii-clip-0-115.mp3 HUNA_WAI_BAND-Waipii-clip-0-120.mp3 Shake It Up - Jake Shimabukuro - Dragon Close To You - Jake Shimabukuro - Sunday Morning Manoa, in the Rain - Hapa - In the Name of Love Haleakala Ku Hanohano - Hapa - Hapa Bill Tapia Sampler Mix - Bill Tapia - Duke of Uke Mokuoeo - Aloha Pumehana Serenaders - Hula Gems Be sure to sign up for the Institute of Hawaiian Music and Culture scheduled for January 28-29, 2006. Space is limited for each class so please sign up early to ensure your seat. Beginner, intermediate and advanced Slack Key and Ukulele players are all encouraged to participate in this event. If you live, or will be in town, anywhere near Whittier, CA, you are highly encouraged to attend. Check the flyer at right Please see the attached application for at left (click to see full size) for more details regarding this event. I will be there in person for both days and hope to meet each and every one of you, the listeners of the Hawaiian Concert Guide. The application form at left has all the details about the classes being offered. With Dennis Kamakahi, Cyril Pahinui, David Kamakahi and Patrick Landeza you can't go wrong! Mahalo nui for staying subscribed! Please share with your friends by sending an email to everyone you know who might be interested in Hawaiian concert events on the mainland! A hui hou, Piko
January 23, 2006 - February 26, 2006 Aloha mai kakou, This podcast features calendar items found on the Concert Calendar (at left). Please refer to that page during the podcast to see what is coming up. This podcast covers about the next 30 days or so of events. Songs featured in this podcast include: Ahe Lau Makani - STEPHEN INGLIS - Driftwood Stephen Inglis Ipo Lei Manu - STEPHEN INGLIS - Driftwood E Ola Hilo - Kawika Keikiali'i Alfiche - Nalei Hale Leleo - Kawika Keikiali'i Alfiche - Nalei 'Ulili E - Dennis Kamakahi & David Kamakahi - Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Masters Colleciton Vol 2 Hurrah Lani Ha'a Ha'a - Cyril Pahinui - Night Moon Wai O Ke Aniani - Patrick Landeza - Pu'unaue (Self Promo) Ka Wai O Namolokama - The Maile Serenaders - Hawaii's Favorite Slack Key & Steel Guitar Vol 1 HUNA_WAI_BAND-Kuu_Home_O-clip-3-90.mp3 Huna Wai HUNA_WAI_BAND-Moanalua-clip-0-110.mp3 HUNA_WAI_BAND-Hokuliilii-clip-0-115.mp3 HUNA_WAI_BAND-Waipii-clip-0-120.mp3 Shake It Up - Jake Shimabukuro - Dragon Close To You - Jake Shimabukuro - Sunday Morning Manoa, in the Rain - Hapa - In the Name of Love Haleakala Ku Hanohano - Hapa - Hapa Bill Tapia Sampler Mix - Bill Tapia - Duke of Uke Mokuoeo - Aloha Pumehana Serenaders - Hula Gems Be sure to sign up for the Institute of Hawaiian Music and Culture scheduled for January 28-29, 2006. Space is limited for each class so please sign up early to ensure your seat. Beginner, intermediate and advanced Slack Key and Ukulele players are all encouraged to participate in this event. If you live, or will be in town, anywhere near Whittier, CA, you are highly encouraged to attend. Check the flyer at right Please see the attached application for at left (click to see full size) for more details regarding this event. I will be there in person for both days and hope to meet each and every one of you, the listeners of the Hawaiian Concert Guide. The application form at left has all the details about the classes being offered. With Dennis Kamakahi, Cyril Pahinui, David Kamakahi and Patrick Landeza you can't go wrong! Mahalo nui for staying subscribed! Please share with your friends by sending an email to everyone you know who might be interested in Hawaiian concert events on the mainland! A hui hou, Piko
Aloha mai kakou, This podcast features calendar items found on the Concert Calendar (at left). Please refer to that page during the podcast to see what is coming up. This podcast covers about the next 30 days or so of events. Songs featured in this podcast include: Pink Panther - Jake Shimabukuro Blue Roses Falling - Jake Shimabukuro - Walking Down Rainhill Kalae O Ka Ena - Patrick Landeza - Pu'unaue Nintendo Hula - Patrick Landeza - Pu'unaue Hilo One/Pili Aumoe - Makaha Sons - On The Road Live Medley: Kiss Me Love, Ka Pua U'i - Makaha Sons of Ni'Ihau Makaha Bash 3 Swing - Henry Kaleialoha Allen Hale Leleo - Kawika Keikiali'i Alfiche - Nalei Hokulani - Kawika Keikiali'i Alfiche - Nalei Waikiki Hula - Dennis Kamakahi Wahine Ilikea - Dennis Kamakahi - Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Masters Colleciton Vol 2 Hawaiian Cowboy - Cyril Pahinui + Bob Brozman - Four Hands Sweet and Hot Wai' alai - Cyril Pahinui + Bob Brozman - Four Hands Sweet and Hot Stars In The Morning Sky - Hapa - Namahana Nani Wale o Ka'iulani - Hapa - In the Name of Love New Seasons - Darin Leong - When Home Is Far Away Be sure to sign up for the Institute of Hawaiian Music and Culture scheduled for January 28-29, 2006. Space is limited for each class so please sign up early to ensure your seat. Beginner, intermediate and advanced Slack Key and Ukulele players are all encouraged to participate in this event. If you live, or will be in town, anywhere near Whittier, CA, you are highly encouraged to attend. Check the flyer at right Please see the attached application for at left (click to see full size) for more details regarding this event. I will be there in person for both days and hope to meet each and every one of you, the listeners of the Hawaiian Concert Guide. The application form at left has all the details about the classes being offered. With Dennis Kamakahi, Cyril Pahinui, David Kamakahi and Patrick Landeza you can't go wrong! Mahalo nui for staying subscribed! Please share with your friends by sending an email to everyone you know who might be interested in Hawaiian concert events on the mainland! A hui hou, Piko
Aloha mai kakou, This podcast features calendar items found on the Concert Calendar (at left). Please refer to that page during the podcast to see what is coming up. This podcast covers about the next 30 days or so of events. Songs featured in this podcast include: Pink Panther - Jake Shimabukuro Blue Roses Falling - Jake Shimabukuro - Walking Down Rainhill Kalae O Ka Ena - Patrick Landeza - Pu'unaue Nintendo Hula - Patrick Landeza - Pu'unaue Hilo One/Pili Aumoe - Makaha Sons - On The Road Live Medley: Kiss Me Love, Ka Pua U'i - Makaha Sons of Ni'Ihau Makaha Bash 3 Swing - Henry Kaleialoha Allen Hale Leleo - Kawika Keikiali'i Alfiche - Nalei Hokulani - Kawika Keikiali'i Alfiche - Nalei Waikiki Hula - Dennis Kamakahi Wahine Ilikea - Dennis Kamakahi - Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Masters Colleciton Vol 2 Hawaiian Cowboy - Cyril Pahinui + Bob Brozman - Four Hands Sweet and Hot Wai' alai - Cyril Pahinui + Bob Brozman - Four Hands Sweet and Hot Stars In The Morning Sky - Hapa - Namahana Nani Wale o Ka'iulani - Hapa - In the Name of Love New Seasons - Darin Leong - When Home Is Far Away Be sure to sign up for the Institute of Hawaiian Music and Culture scheduled for January 28-29, 2006. Space is limited for each class so please sign up early to ensure your seat. Beginner, intermediate and advanced Slack Key and Ukulele players are all encouraged to participate in this event. If you live, or will be in town, anywhere near Whittier, CA, you are highly encouraged to attend. Check the flyer at right Please see the attached application for at left (click to see full size) for more details regarding this event. I will be there in person for both days and hope to meet each and every one of you, the listeners of the Hawaiian Concert Guide. The application form at left has all the details about the classes being offered. With Dennis Kamakahi, Cyril Pahinui, David Kamakahi and Patrick Landeza you can't go wrong! Mahalo nui for staying subscribed! Please share with your friends by sending an email to everyone you know who might be interested in Hawaiian concert events on the mainland! A hui hou, Piko
Aloha mai kakou, This Wednesday night special features the life work and music of The Brothers Cazimero. Songs played in this podcast include: The Sound Of The Sea Surrounds Me - The Brothers Cazimero - The Best Of The Brothers Cazimero Vol. II Only You - The Sunday Manoa - Guava Jam Nani Ka`ala - The Sunday Manoa - The Sunday Manoa 3 Nani Hanalei - Brothers Cazimero - The Best Of The Brothers Cazimero Kamalani o Keaukaha - The Brothers Cazimero - Follow Me Come Become - Brothers Cazimero - The Best Of The Brothers Cazimero The Beauty Of Maunakea - Brothers Cazimero - The Best Of The Brothers Cazimero Kai Hanupanupa - The Brothers Cazimero The Best Of The Brothers Cazimero Vol. II Ka Poli O Waimea - Kaipo Hale - My Thoughts My Music My Life Aloha Honaunau - Ho'okena - Ho'okena 5 My Isle of Golden Dreams/Pua Malihini - Makaha Sons - Na Pua O Hawai'i As usual, all music played on the Hawaiian Concert Guide is available for purchase from: BuyHawaiianMusic.com Please kokua the Hawaiian Music industry! Attend concerts! Buy Hawaiian Music! Please help to perpetuate this uniquely American artform. Malama pono, Piko
Aloha mai kakou, This Wednesday night special features the life work and music of The Brothers Cazimero. Songs played in this podcast include: The Sound Of The Sea Surrounds Me - The Brothers Cazimero - The Best Of The Brothers Cazimero Vol. II Only You - The Sunday Manoa - Guava Jam Nani Ka`ala - The Sunday Manoa - The Sunday Manoa 3 Nani Hanalei - Brothers Cazimero - The Best Of The Brothers Cazimero Kamalani o Keaukaha - The Brothers Cazimero - Follow Me Come Become - Brothers Cazimero - The Best Of The Brothers Cazimero The Beauty Of Maunakea - Brothers Cazimero - The Best Of The Brothers Cazimero Kai Hanupanupa - The Brothers Cazimero The Best Of The Brothers Cazimero Vol. II Ka Poli O Waimea - Kaipo Hale - My Thoughts My Music My Life Aloha Honaunau - Ho'okena - Ho'okena 5 My Isle of Golden Dreams/Pua Malihini - Makaha Sons - Na Pua O Hawai'i As usual, all music played on the Hawaiian Concert Guide is available for purchase from: BuyHawaiianMusic.com Please kokua the Hawaiian Music industry! Attend concerts! Buy Hawaiian Music! Please help to perpetuate this uniquely American artform. Malama pono, Piko
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