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fred d
Akahai
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 Posted - 03/22/2012 : 9:10:48 PM
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Steel guitat is a Hawiian invention it is the sole of Hawwiian Music Do the holie's have to reivent this sound??? This is the sole of hawie and yet we only hear it in western music. I'm white from the islands from the south east coast but I have studied and taken lelsens on the STEEL for a year and a half. Must we holie's continue the and studie the SOLE music of the magic Islands Please Please help me Show peaple that the Island music is not just ukulele and slack key the STEEL is REAL and the MUSIC of the Hawiie  where it was STARTED  
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Adam Troy
Akahai
Australia
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Posted - 03/23/2012 : 01:29:27 AM
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| Fred, I think you mean the soul of Hawaiian Music. The sole is the underside of the foot or a flat fish. |
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Ahonui
USA
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Posted - 03/23/2012 : 05:29:19 AM
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Originally posted by Adam Troy
The sole is the underside of the foot or a flat fish.
Does a flat fish really have much of an underside? Then again, I suppose it matters whether the fish is flat to the vertical or horizontal plane.
Hey, Fred. I don't think you have to worry at all about steel guitar disappearing from Hawaiian music, it's alive and well. It's always been a daunting instrument from the perspective of most beginners (`ukulele & guitar are more ubiquitous, portable and "friendly" in appearance), but those who love its sound will always pursue it.
And there are plenty of non-haole players keeping it alive - the oft-mentioned Alan Akaka being the first to spring to my mind. But as to the ethnicity of the players - well, when I listen, I just can't hear the specific skin-color of the notes... |
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Konabob
`Olu`olu
USA
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Ahonui
USA
2368 Posts |
Posted - 03/23/2012 : 07:54:42 AM
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Originally posted by Konabob
"Hawiian? hawie? lelsens? holie's? Hawiie?" Fred! You need to slow down when you type, brah!
Maybe another case of big thumb + small phone keypad syndrome? |
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fred d
Akahai
USA
60 Posts |
Posted - 03/23/2012 : 5:27:12 PM
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Well Folks I was born off the big Island off Carolina I got out of the 8 grad we didn't have elelectric till I was 6 or so high school was on the main land until I was 14 and moved to californin had a real tought time in school here but got my deplomia in 1958 so I can't spell and talk well but as Jonhie Reb I know how to fight and shoot catch fish and run a trap line and live on the land old time music is what I grew up on and i like hawiiln music something like home tme music Now tell me what's going on with the lap steel Ya I love to come to the Islands but can't offord it! Got enoff to pay rent food and make my own shine and plants Californis sucks but thats what I was delt and so make the best?l police hate me becouse I don't fear them and can out shoot them. LONG LIVE THE OLD SOUTH
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Adam Troy
Akahai
Australia
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Posted - 03/26/2012 : 02:06:36 AM
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| Fred, no one who likes hawaiian steel guitar is dumb. |
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TerryLiberty
Lokahi
USA
207 Posts |
Posted - 03/26/2012 : 09:40:51 AM
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Fred:
The big island off Carolina - is that in what folks call the Outer Banks? I understand it's a pretty special place.
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Terry
Olympia, WA
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fred d
Akahai
USA
60 Posts |
Posted - 03/26/2012 : 1:34:04 PM
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Ahonui
USA
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Posted - 03/26/2012 : 1:44:00 PM
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| I worked in Charlotte NC for four months back in 2000, and used it as a jumping off point for a couple of vacation weeks at the Outer Banks - pleasant memories endure. |
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