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PearlCityBoy
Lokahi
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 Posted - 02/26/2006 : 8:27:55 PM
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Bruddah Sil, mahalo for another awesome kanikapila. How do you get so many talented musicians together? It’s a thrill for me to sit in with you all and try to keep up. I’m learning a lot and having a great time doing so. I really enjoyed meeting Uncle Charlie and hearing his sweet, old-style steel guitar playing—what a wonderful dimension to the kanikapila. I also loved the spot hula. Such wonderful music and dancing.
It was great seeing Rod, Kiwini, and Joe from our San Jose open mics joining the kani. Eh, Kiwini I knew you could sing—you’ve been holding out at the open mics! Art S., thanks for the summary of participants--look at all those seasoned pros.
Mahalo to Art and Nani for being such gracious hosts. I’m looking forward to the next jam!
Aloha,
Doug
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Kiwini
Lokahi
USA
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Posted - 03/01/2006 : 11:59:49 PM
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Eh Doug, howzit? Dat was RodV singing. I was working on my lip synching technique. I must be getting pretty good to fool you, huh?
Mahalo, but if you noticed I was playing my ukulele, which is easier for me to sing along with. When it comes to singing and trying to play "slack key" I seem to have two left hands. But I'm working on it, maybe I can take some lessons from you next Wednesday!
See you then,
Kiwini
Steve
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