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BruddahKimo
Aloha
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 Posted - 11/24/2004 : 10:54:34 PM
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Aloha,
We are looking for one or two uke players/singers to replace our uke player who has had to leave us. We have a group based in San Jose and playing the Bay Area. We started as a trio with acoustic resonator instruments 2 years ago and now have bass, guitar, lap steel, Uke, and soon to add percussion in an acoustic band. We play vintage native Hawaiian and hapa haole tunes from the 1920 and 1930s as well as Hot Jazz and Blues from that same period. We have a lot of fun with the music and are looking for other fun people to share gigging in the area. Contact me at jlcampbell @ mindspring.com if you are interested and have something to add to our music. Would love to find two ladies who harmonize great but we are open to talking with anyone who knows and likes the music. Samples are available on our old web site http://jlcampbell.home.mindspring.com.
Hope to hear from some of you.
Mahalo,
Kimo
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Julie H
Ha`aha`a
USA
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Posted - 11/27/2004 : 5:21:50 PM
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Aloha Kimo, you have no idea how tempting your post was. But my job in San Jose (I live in Boulder Creek, an hours drive on a good day) does not end until February, and since I work on a contract basis I have to give the company 100% and more. No time left for any other thing for now. If you haven't filled your position by February, post again. Oh, and I love the music ...
Julie
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BruddahKimo
Aloha
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Posted - 11/28/2004 : 12:06:18 PM
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ALoha Julie,
February is not that far off and We are constantly on the look for people who know and love this music so keep my email and check back with me please. You sound like you would be a great addition with a lot to add to the group. We usually practice at my home in San Jose on Tuesday eveninga at about 6:30 PM. Give me a call ( 408 297-0370 ) if you should have time and want to check out what we are doing. I have got one of the best lap steel players in the bay area. But a Hawaiian band without a uke is a sad case!! I can play but then we would lose my rhythm guitar :-( I also really want to get a female voice into the mix. Don't disappear on me!
Mahalo,
Jim
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