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His interactions with the crowd, combined with the lush instrumentation and harmonies, create a welcoming atmosphere that embodies the spirit of aloha. “Seeing my name on the marquee is unbelievable. Send him your comments, questions or suggestions to [email protected].
Past "Evening of Aloha" honorees are legends Genoa Keaweand Don Ho. The Japanese really love Hawaii. Most likely you will get a smile back. Danny joins exclusive company ...
JORDAN SEGUNDO and Al Waterson were judges at the Oahu Country 4-H Food Show competition Saturday at Pearl City High. She was an English schoolteacher and taught me to talk the correct way.
Only you know what you’re saying.’
“She took me aside and gave me many good lessons. I said, ‘Yes! Goodbye, dear friend!”
Hospital visit
“I was in a hospital bed at Tripler in 1970 because of a gunshot wound received in Vietnam,” Hiroshi Kato told me.
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He spent time with many boards, charities, golf and family.
Bob Robinson said last fall his oldest daughter, Shelly, was visiting from Portland, Ore. “Shelly, my wife Susan and I were having cocktails at the Pacific Club.
“We were approached by two musicians who were going from table to table asking for requests for songs.
“I asked for my favorite, ‘Old Plantation,’ about the Ward Estate.
He was always upbeat, friendly and happy. We have a beautiful Hawaiian show.’
“Fortunately, I was invited to the Expo in Osaka, Japan. Mary Louise Edwards Dickenson, niece of the late Honolulu radio personality Webley Edwards who wanted help in reaching people who knew of him, found it from Glen Tomlinson.
They include Jimmy Borges, Kit Samson, Nalani Olds, Cathy Foy, Kimo Kahoano, Rene Paulo, Bill Kaiwa, Kanoe Cazimero, Leimomi Maldonado, Jonie Albao, Iva Kinimakaand Nephi Hannemann. She said, ‘Danny, where you learn to speak?’
“I was so pidgin English. E-mail him at [email protected]
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Rearview Mirror: Danny Kaleikini had a way to make everyone feel special
Danny Kaleikini, who died Jan.
6 at the age of 85, had a way of making everyone feel special.
Rodney Okuda said he chatted with him on many occasions. This live album showcases his ability to blend traditional Hawaiian melodies with engaging storytelling, creating an immersive experience that transports listeners to the islands.
The album features a rich selection of Hawaiian classics, including songs that highlight the beauty of the islands and the deep cultural roots of its music.
He gained fame at the Kahala. It would be great if Duke surfing at Waikiki with Diamond Head in the background could fit on the quarter. I was delighted because I recognized the hula dancer, Leina‘ala Teruya, a former Miss Maui (I am originally from Maui) and Miss Hawaii.
“One gentleman sang and played an ukulele, and the other played a guitar, while the former Miss Hawaii danced.
How about Hawaii's Dean Wilson picking up $153,637 by finishing in a tie for seventh in the Nissan Open Sunday? I was so embarrassed.