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Hawaiian Music & Culture Enthusiasts

Track List 1) Hawaiʻi '78 Introduction (Mickey Loane) (5:05) 2) Ka Huila Wai (Alfred Alohikea) (3:18) 3) ʻAmaʻama (Sam Alama) (2:11) 4) Panini Pua Kea (Johnny Almeida) (3:06) 5) Take Me Home Country Roads (John Denver, Bill Danoff, Taffy Nivert) (4:56) 6) Kūhiō Bay (Keliana Bishaw) (3:29) 7) Ka Pua Uʻi (Bina Mossman) (2:53) 8) White Sandy Beach of Hawaiʻi (Willie Dann) (2:37) 9) Henehene Kou ʻAka (traditional) (4:22) 10) Lā ʻElima (Elizabeth Kapeka Kuahuia) (3:37) 11) Pili Me Kaʻu Manu (Johnny Spencer) (2:33) 12) Maui Hawaiian Sup'pa Man (Del Beazley) (3:53) 13) Kaulana Kawaihae (Alice Na`ai) (4:03) 14) Somewhere over the Rainbow/What a Wonderful World (Edgar "Yip" Harburg, Harold Arlen / Bob Thiele (George Douglas), George David Weiss) (5:07) 15) Hawaiʻi '78 (Mickey Loane) (5:15)

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307 views1 page

Hawaiian Music & Culture Enthusiasts

Track List 1) Hawaiʻi '78 Introduction (Mickey Loane) (5:05) 2) Ka Huila Wai (Alfred Alohikea) (3:18) 3) ʻAmaʻama (Sam Alama) (2:11) 4) Panini Pua Kea (Johnny Almeida) (3:06) 5) Take Me Home Country Roads (John Denver, Bill Danoff, Taffy Nivert) (4:56) 6) Kūhiō Bay (Keliana Bishaw) (3:29) 7) Ka Pua Uʻi (Bina Mossman) (2:53) 8) White Sandy Beach of Hawaiʻi (Willie Dann) (2:37) 9) Henehene Kou ʻAka (traditional) (4:22) 10) Lā ʻElima (Elizabeth Kapeka Kuahuia) (3:37) 11) Pili Me Kaʻu Manu (Johnny Spencer) (2:33) 12) Maui Hawaiian Sup'pa Man (Del Beazley) (3:53) 13) Kaulana Kawaihae (Alice Na`ai) (4:03) 14) Somewhere over the Rainbow/What a Wonderful World (Edgar "Yip" Harburg, Harold Arlen / Bob Thiele (George Douglas), George David Weiss) (5:07) 15) Hawaiʻi '78 (Mickey Loane) (5:15)

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Artist: Keali'i Reichel

Album: Kawaipunahele
Released: 1994
Genres: World, Music, Hawaii, Vocal, Singer/Songwriter
Track List
1. Kawaipunahele
2. In My Life
3. Hanohano Ka Lei Pikake
4. If We Hold on Together
5. E Ho`i I Ka Pili
6. Wanting Memories
7. Kauanoeanuhea
8. Ku`u Wehi O Ke Aumoe
9. `Akaka Falls
10. Ku`u Pua Mikinolia
11. Come Sail Away
12. He Mele Inoa No Kawaipuhahele
Short Biography
Kealii was born and raised on Maui, growing up in Lahaina and spending weekends and summers at his
grandmother's house in Paia on the windward side of the island. His passion for the language and culture
of Hawaii led him to become the founding director for Pnana Leo O Maui, the Hawaiian language
immersion school. He also founded his own hula school, Halau Ke`alaokamaile, in 1980 and has won
numerous awards over the years. Keali`i is also recognized as an accomplished chanter.
In 1994 he independently produced and released a collection of Hawaiian traditional and contemporary
songs and chants entitled "Kawaipunahele. His subsequent music releases, "Lei Hali`a" (1995), "E O
Mai" (1997), "Melelana" (1999), and Kealaokamaile (2003) have cemented his place in the Hawaiian
music industry. All told, he has been awarded 19 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards, and his consistent
placement in Billboard Magazine's World Music and Heatseeker Charts has garnered him international
attention.
Keali`i has opened concerts for Bonnie Raitt, LeAnn Rimes, Celine Dion and Sting, and has played such
diverse venues as Carnegie Hall and the Hollywood Bowl, and consistently sells out concerts from
Honokaa to Honolulu, Seattle to San Diego, Okinawa to Osaka.
Kealii retains his initial goal of presenting new compositions in the Hawaiian language for hula students,
and works to dispel long-held stereotypes of Hawaiis living culture and her indigenous people.

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