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Ray Sowders
Akahai
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 Posted - 04/22/2006 : 2:59:08 PM
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Kden as promised!
Here is the "heads up" on a big concert coming up July 15th, Kaimuki High School Auditorium. If you live on Oahu, or have friends or family visiting the islands, this is a must see. Please help me pass the word. Ticket prices will be only $25 in advance. Fans of old time Hawaiian music will not be dissappointed. See the details below, or at http://www.raysowders.com/KaLikoOKaPalai.asp if you have any questions please contact me. Check out this line up eh??!! Ray Sowders
Halau Ka Liko O Kapalai Proudly Presents:
“The Songs of Old Hawaii”
Contact: Ainsley Halemanu (808) 228-2001 Ainsley @ hawaii.rr.com
Ray Sowders (808) 672-6441 ray @ raysowders.com
Saturday July 15th 11 AM - 3 PM
(Doors open 10 AM, Crafts & Food Booths 9 AM – 4 PM)
Kaimuki High School Auditorium
This once in a lifetime concert, with M.C. Harry B. Sorio will feature the recording artists, mentors, singers, musicians, and icons of Waikiki’s golden years. Hawaii’s Featured Musical Legends will include:
Nina Kealiiwahamana: A distinctive voice from “Hawaii Calls”, “World Traveler”, and well known recording veteran.
Iwalani Kahalewai: From “Hawaii Calls” singing with Alfred Apaka, and with Haunani Kahalewai at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Boyce Rodriques: From Hawaii calls, World Traveler, night club singer and son of Aunty Vickie Rodriques
Marlene Sai: The voice Hawaii will never forget, from countless hit songs like “Waikiki” written by her uncle Andy Cummings.
Ilima Baker Aylett: Featured singer at the Biltmore Hotel. She first brought fame to the song, “Church in an Old Hawaiian Town”.
Kealoha Kalama: Kumu hula, dancer, school teacher, Lifetime award winner, featured at the Polynesian show at the Waikiki Resort Hotel.
Bill Kaiwa: “The boy from Laupahoehoe”. Featured singer at the Maluna Lounge, he is the cowboy from Kipu Kai.
Just Added
Kimo Alama Keaulana & Lei Hulu : Award winning professional musician, dancer kumu hula and his talented group.
Leo Nahenahe Singers: Aunty Noelani Mahoe, Ethelynne & Mona Teves, Hawaii’s “singers of folk songs”.
Ida Kealii Chun: The adored performer, who has entertained in many shows and night clubs.
Joe Recca: The multitalented Master of Ceremonies for Tihati Polynesian Revue.
Wehilani Ching: The composer, pianist, and featured singer for Hawaiian Isle Serenaders.
Pudgie Young & Pua Melia Serenaders: Aunty and the ladies have enchanted the islands and abroad, troubadours of countless local parties.
Ainsley Halemanu & Ka Liko o Kapalai: Infamous from the Watertown Days, and countless nightclubs, our colorful “Uncle” and Halau Ka Liko O Kapalai perform.
Songs of Hawaii House Band: All accomplished musicians in themselves, Jeff Teves, guitar, vocals, Jeff Auhoy, steel guitar vocals, Keli Viernes upright bass, vocals Ainsley Halemanu ukulele, vocals.
Also shhhhh! Special Guest Artists!
** Food ** Refreshments ** Crafts ** T-Shirts ** Free Parking **
**Special guest artists to be announced**
Don’t miss this once in a lifetime chance to see these local legends in concert together. Tell your ohana and friends, Get your tickets now. The Songs of Old Hawaii live once again at Kaimuki High School Saturday July 15th 2006.
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Auntie Maria
Ha`aha`a
USA
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Posted - 04/23/2006 : 7:59:26 PM
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| Holy moley -- whadda lineup!!! |
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Ray Sowders
Akahai
USA
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Posted - 04/24/2006 : 08:00:34 AM
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Howzit Auntie,
Long time no see eh? I look forward to visiting Kauai again. If you visit Oahu from time to time send me an email, maybe we can get a cup of coffee or something, and catch up? Aloha Pumehana... Ray |
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a35asako
Aloha
Japan
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Posted - 05/01/2006 : 08:20:40 AM
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Aloha Ray,
It was great see you and your wife at Waikiki!
You will performe at Kaimuki!
Kaumuki is my fovorite town at Honolulu.
I went to Honolulu last week, I couldn't go to Kaimuki,
because I stayed at Honolulu only one night.
But I often went to coffee talk, Kaimuki dry goods, Kimuchi 2 and more.
Can I introduce this show on my blog for Japanese?
Aloha All,
I enjoyed Ray's show at Hyatt Waikiki last week!
He played slack key guitar and 6 strings ukulele, and his wife danced hula.
It was soooo excellent!
Mahalo,
Asako |
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Ray Sowders
Akahai
USA
96 Posts |
Posted - 05/01/2006 : 10:51:18 AM
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Mahalo Asako,
Yes, you can include what ever you like in your blog. I appreciate the fact that you came in to visit at the Hyatt Regency, on your only day in Honolulu...not to mention you just flew in! (I only wish I could have got you and Maki to dance for us!) It's always nice to meet the folks in the many threads here on Taropatch. And, my pleasure to play for you. A hui hou, Ray |
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a35asako
Aloha
Japan
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Posted - 05/05/2006 : 07:44:47 AM
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Aloha Ray,
Maki and I would like to dance hula with you when we would see you next time.
and I have a 4 strings ukulele but I am a beginner, so I can play code C, F, G, D, G7, C7, Am!
I will write your show at Kaimuki next week, because we have big holidays in Japan now.
Mahalo,
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Pupule
USA
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Posted - 05/17/2006 : 6:13:13 PM
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| Hi Ray. Thanks for the email. Just giving this topic a bump. |
Andy |
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Ray Sowders
Akahai
USA
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Posted - 05/18/2006 : 2:05:23 PM
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Mahalo Andy, I appreciate it.
Ray |
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