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YouTube.com - "O Kalena Kai", Kalae And The Ho'omana Band
Comments: "O Kalena Kai", performed by Kalae And The Ho'omana Band with spectacular hula provided by dancers from The Ladies Of Mehana. Video was shot at Bocci's Cellar in Santa Cruz, CA on 05/22/10 at a benefit concert for the Santa Cruz Aids project. www.scapsite.org
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YouTube.com - Kalena Kai - Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar
Comments: This old song tells of beloved places and landmarks in the area surrounding Mount Ka`ala, the tallest peak on O`ahu. The text was originally a chant composed in the time of Kamehameha II, King Liholiho. The Epiphone Masterbilt EF-500RCCE is tuned to taropatch F - same relative tuning as taropatch G but all the strings are lowered 1 whole step. So the tuning is spelled CFCFAC from low to high. This video is also a bit of a test of the low light capabilities of the Kodak Zi8. This was shot at 10:00PM, with only about 80 watts of incandescent light available, in the form of two table lamps. Audio was captured using a Zoom H2 as an external mic. Unfortunately my recording space is a lanai, with Kailua Beach on one side and a busy street on the ...
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YouTube.com - Kalena Kai - Slack Key
Comments: Hey all, This is dedicated to my dad on Father's Day. Happy Father's Day, dad. He's the one I credit with getting me more into Slack Key. When I first got into guitar playing I thought I'd wanted to play Blues...mainly because I was going through some tough times. But, my dad suggested I learn Slack Key and I'm really enjoying it. And, thanks Bruddah Duke for all your help. Hope you having one awesome Father's Day. :-) This is the second song learned for this beginning guitar player. Again, slow learner. :-) This is also the second song on the Keola Beamer DVD. Written by Charles E. King. This one had me in fits tempo-wise, but I'm getting better the more I practice it. I added some of my own stuff to it. I have to admit I couldn't get that...
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