Podcasts about hawaiian slack key

Life Changes Show with Filippo Voltaggio and cohost Mark Laisure, with Executive Producer Dorothy With Guests, “Ki ho'alu,” Grammy Winner, Jim “Kimo” West and Reverend Leaders, Speakers, Gregory and Gail Hoag Featuring Interview Guests, Reverend Leaders, Speakers, Teachers, and Bestselling Authors, Gregory and Gail Hoag; and Performance Guest, Grammy Winner, World's Foremost “Ki ho'alu,” (Hawaiian “Slack Key”), Guitar Artist, Jim “Kimo” West, on The Life Changes Show, Episode 803 Interview Guests: GREGORY and GAIL HOAG; and Performance Guests: JIM “KIMO” WEST

David Lindley was one of a kind - The ultimate sideman.  “The Prince of Polyester” played a mind-boggling array of exotic stringed instruments and musical genres with swing and inventiveness. One of the pillars of the Southern California folk-rock sound that dominated the airwaves in the 70s, this Sancho Panza to the dueling Quixotes of Jackson Browne and Ry Cooder was founder of the legendary 1960s world music pioneers Kaleidoscope, and deeply beloved. When he went solo I guess it was too hard to pin him down commercially. For example, this satirical Hawaiian Slack-Key pastiche is one of several styles covered in his “Very Greasy” album - which also includes a cover of the Temptations Papa Was A Rollin' Stone and Bobby Freeman's Do You Wanna Dance (in a Ska rhythm). It's a brilliant evocation of a drunken, middle-class, luau themed office party.He was a humble genius, I suspect. When my wife went to see him in Santa Monica I asked her to have him sign my Kaleidoscope CD. She told me that when he saw it he was touched, remarking that he was surprised that anybody still listened to it. On the contrary, it remains a precious reminder of a musical giant who once bestrode the earth.

There's a beautiful style of guitar music you'll hear in the Hawaiian Islands called Slack Key Guitar - Ki ho 'alu (loosen the key) in Hawaiian. But what is it and how is it played? In this episode Marlene describes the distinct characteristics of this style and how you can play slack key on your guitar.   Marlene's Guitar Courses & Learning Resources  Learn to Play Guitar in a Day!  Coaching Sessions Marlene's Tips For Guitar Playing Success book Thursday Tips blog Thank you to our sponsors! GatorCo.com  LevysLeathers.com Celebrate Recording Month! at... Sweetwater.com We are a Sweetwater.com affiliate. So. when you purchase your guitar, guitar gear or anything else you might need from  you are also helping to support this show - thank you!  Available on... @applepodcasts @applemusic @spotify @spotifypodcasts @podbean #slackkeyguitar #Hawaiianslackkey #guitartuning #Howto #guitar #learnguitar #playguitar #guitartips #guitarpodcast #playon  Credits: Creator, Host, Producer: Marlene Hutchinson This podcast was made possible in part by: Gator Cases Sweetwater.com I Create Sound - For help getting your best sound go to www.icreatesound.com

Aloha mai kakou, Please enjoy this broadcast of new Hawaiian music, most of which you have probably never heard before. Click here to support the show: Hawaiian Concert Guide Tip Jar He KoʻIhonua No Ke AliʻI KalanianaʻOle Kahikinaokalā Domingo, Kaiao Domingo, KauhaʻAnui Domingo & Keaolamalamaokahikilani KuʻIkahi Domingo Mele HoʻOpulapula, Vol. 1 Aloha KalanianaʻOle Jonah Kahanuola Solatorio Mele HoʻOpulapula, Vol. 1 Ho'oheno Kēia No Beauty The Tuahine Troupe Keaiwaokulamanu Rain Tuahine O Mānoa The Tuahine Troupe Keaiwaokulamanu E Ka Mahina Hoku Zachary Lorenzo Kāwili Ka Hana Pokela Kahikina Juan & Kalanikini Juan Kāwili A Song in the Wind Makana Pūlama: Legacies of Hawai'i Kuʻe Manu Gary Haleamau Hemolele Wanine Hele La + He Inoa No Pauahi Gary Haleamau Hemolele Mahalo Nui Gabby Pahinui The Best of Hawaiian Slack Key Molokʻai Nui Ahina Gabby Pahinui The Best of Hawaiian Slack Key

Aloha mai kakou, Please enjoy this broadcast of new Hawaiian music, most of which you have probably never heard before. Click here to support the show: Hawaiian Concert Guide Tip Jar Eia Hawaiinuiakea E The Tuahine Troupe Keaiwaokulamanu Aloha Hawaiinuiakea The Tuahine Troupe Keaiwaokulamanu Lubi-Lubi Jeff Au Hoy Kāwili Kauhale Uluwehi Ānuenue Pūnua, Koʻiahi Pūnua, Maʻaloa Pūnua & Kūlaʻilaʻi Pūnua Kāwili Deep in an Ancient Hawaiian Forest Makana Pūlama: Legacies of Hawai'i Wahine 'Ilikea Makana Pūlama: Legacies of Hawai'i Ku'u Lihikai Gary Haleamau Hemolele Baby 'Io Gary Haleamau Hemolele Ka Ua Loko Gabby Pahinui The Best of Hawaiian Slack Key Hame Pila Gabby Pahinui The Best of Hawaiian Slack Key

“Aloha! I'm Patrick Landeza, and I'm from the island of Berkeley, California.” Audiences chuckle whenever Patrick introduces himself, in part because it has become an inside joke that he shares with those who attend his concerts regularly – he says it every single time. But the fact that Patrick is from Berkeley is key in how he defines himself and his role in Hawaiian music. Not only is he an exceptional and award-winning slack key guitarist; he has also been producing Hawaiian concerts for over twenty years, and teaches slack key guitar in music camps and classes around the country. He has become northern California's – if not much of the West Coast's – go-to man for all things related to Hawaiian music, and he is one of the essential seams binding California's Hawaiian community together. This didn't happen overnight. Patrick's well-regarded status is due to many years of hard work, persistence, talent, and a huge amount of aloha. 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. #slackkey #guitarist #nahoku

Though now living in beautiful Waimānalo, Kawika grew up in the small town of Kane`ohe on the windward side of O`ahu. One cannot think about the windward side without images of the breathtaking Ko`olau mountain range, lush, green valleys and the magnificent ocean views. Born to Samuel (Uncle Sam) and Josephine (Aunty Jo) Kahiapo, Kawika is the 5th of 6 children. Kawika's interest in music began at an early age, when, inspired by his father, he spent many hours alone in his room strumming along. Some of his fondest memories are of their "garage" jam sessions, when "Pops" Gabby Pahinui would show up with his guitar and bottle of vodka. This is what inspired Kawika's passion for ki ho`alu (slack-key guitar). Today, Kawika continues to perpetuate the art of ki ho`alu in his sound recordings and annually at Slack Key Festivals. He was honored as the 2007 Na Hoku Hanohano Slack Key Artist of the year. At the age of 17, Kawika entered the professional music scene, joining Chucky Boy Chock and O`ahu Brand, then soon thereafter found himself on stage as a member of Palani Vaughan's Kings Own. He married his high school sweetheart, Laurie Yano, and they have been blessed with five children and three beautiful grandchildren. Over the years, Kawika has contributed his musical talent to some 108+ recording projects and has collaborated or performed with artists such as Jack Johnson, Kaukahi, Palani Vaughan, Melveen Leed, Brother Noland, Leon and Malia, Kawehi Lindsey, Jesse Rivera, Kapena, Pierre Grill, Na Leo Pilimehana, Kelly Boy Delima, Del Beazley, Native Hawaiian Band ,Cyri Pahinui, Amy Gilliom, Dennis Kamakahi, Daniel Ho, Paula Fuga, Martin Pahinui, Rene Paulo, and Walt Keale. Besides being a recording artist and an ordained minister, Kawika is also on the Kokua Hawai'i Foundation board, a non-profit organization that supports environmental education in the schools and communities of Hawai'i. This is the reason many of you may have seen Kawika emceeing the Kokua Hawai'i Festivals and jumping on stage with Jack Johnson at some point during the concert. This is one of the ways Kawika is able to be a blessing to the community and our 'aina. 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. #nahoku #slackkey

Retired Army Colonel Dave 'Kawika' Fiely fell in love with Hawaii on his first tour to Oahu, the moment he stepped off the plane.  The music and culture of Hawaii introduced him to Hawaiian Slack Key guitar.  

"Laguna Tropical Surf" celebrates the life of Ken Maloney with Hawaiian Slack Key Meles. Olympic surfing is included in Lark Freeman's Surf Report, Call's from Gale and the mermaids from the Catmosphere Fundraiser at the Anchor Line Bar, Jim Kempton's "Women on Waves" signing at Laguna Beach Bookstore, TasteofLagunaBeach.com tickets for October 14 at Festival of the Arts, and Guinea Fowl keets have been born in Michelle Haynes' Henton Update! Aaaaaaiiiiiieeeeee!!!!!!

The hapless SIN Krew led by host and comic Kamaka Brown talk with musician, songwriter Kimo Williams about some music that is uniquely Hawaiian - Slack Key. We get a taste of an original composition "Puako Breeze" Military veteran Marie Clarke speaks passionately about the Veterans Outreach Program and how our vets can get assistance. Komedy Korner features the questionable comedy of Kamaka Brown and still on medication, Andy Trask! The SIN Krew discusses how a visit to Hawaii should be a "give and take" situation. Southern California singer, songwriter Aolani Kaeka Preuss closes our show with an original song "Maui Madness". We hope you enjoy!

Investment advisor Andy Wang, host of the Inspired Money podcast, stepped out of his comfort zone, tried something that scared him, and connected with new clients and friends including celebrities like Christie Brinkley.  For more information, visit the show notes at http://www.bobbirebell.com/podcast/andrewwang

Jim "Kimo" West is a man of many talents. Besides being the guitarist for Weird Al Yankovich, he is one of the premiere Hawaiian Slack Key guitarists and just an incredible musician. Jim has a new album out, "Guitar Stories: Slack Key & Beyond," and he raises the bar and pushes his music into even more directions. We take a look at Jim's new album, where he is taking his music, and, of course, his incredible technique and tone! Joining me as my guest host is guitarist Steve Fister, of the Tri-Fecta Band and the new Steve Fister Electro Acoustic Band! It's a night of some great music and new insights into the creative genius of Jim "Kimo" West!!

Jim "Kimo" West is a man of many talents. Besides being the guitarist for Weird Al Yankovich, he is one of the premiere Hawaiian Slack Key guitarists and just an incredible musician. Jim has a new album out, "Guitar Stories: Slack Key & Beyond," and he raises the bar and pushes his music into even more directions. We take a look at Jim's new album, where he is taking his music, and, of course, his incredible technique and tone! Joining me as my guest host is guitarist Steve Fister, of the Tri-Fecta Band and the new Steve Fister Electro Acoustic Band! It's a night of some great music and new insights into the creative genius of Jim "Kimo" West!!

Patrick Landeza is passionate about the music of his Hawaiian roots, though he's Berkeley, CA, born & raised, and a special man. He was awarded the Musician of the Heart award as part of the Listen for Life concert for peace at Carnegie Hall, and he's the first mainland artist to win the Na Hoku Hanohano Award for Slack Key Album of the Year, Hawaii's equivalent of the Grammy. Catch him on the radio regularly with hisAloha Everywhere program.

Jim "Kimo" West is a man of many talents. Besides being the guitarist for Weird Al Yankovich, he is one of the premiere Hawaiian Slack Key guitarists and just an incredible musician. Jim has a new album out, "Guitar Stories: Slack Key & Beyond," and he raises the bar and pushes his music into even more directions. We take a look at Jim's new album, where he is taking his music, and, of course, his incredible technique and tone! Joining me as my guest host is guitarist Steve Fister, of the Tri-Fecta Band and the new Steve Fister Electro Acoustic Band! It's a night of some great music and new insights into the creative genius of Jim "Kimo" West!!

GEORGE WINSTON burst onto the music scene in the early 1980�s with his iconic impressionist style and a collection of seasonal-themed recordings. Since 1980, he has released nine other solo albums: “Autumn,� “Winter Into Spring,� “December,� “Summer,� “Forest,� and many others. His next album will be “Love Will Come � The Music of Vince Guaraldi, Vol. 2,� scheduled to be released in February 2010. Winston spends much of his time touring, often playing solo piano, guitar and harmonica. He also studies the techniques of the great New Orleans pianists. In addition, Winston is working on several solo projects, including recording the masters of the Hawaiian Slack Key guitar for an extensive series of albums for Dancing Cat Records; and recording music by his major inspirations for harmonica playing: Sam Hinton, Rick Epping and Curt Bouterse. WoodSongs is honored to have this brilliant master musician on our stage for this special event broadcast!