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Sun, 15 October 2006
Hawaiian Concert Guide Show 77
October 15, 2006
Aloha mai kakou,

Yaling, Bruce,
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In da hale!!

This evening's podcast includ a live in-studio interview with Bruce and Yaling Fisher of Hawaii-Aloha.com. We discuss many topics including travel to Hawaii, hotels to consider (and avoid) and the major benefits of using a travel agency when booking a trip. We discuss all things in and around the Hawaiian islands and how to get the most from your visit. We also feature new music from Jim Kimo West, Kulia I Ka Punawai and Kimo Watanabe.

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The Hawaiian Concert Guide Internet Radio Show is a podcast that is dedicated to the preservation of Hawaiian Music and Hawaiian Culture primarily from the islands of Hawaii (Hawai'i). This includes Hawaiian musical instruments such as the 'Ukulele, Ki Ho'alu (Slack Key) Guitar, Kika Kila (Hawaiian Lap Steel Guitar), the Upright Bass and Pahu (Drum) as well as the singing styles of Leo Ki'eki'e (falsetto), the Ha'i (glotto stop) and Oli (ancient A Cappella chanting). Additionally, we're focused on the concerts as they occur on and off the Hawaii islands and around the world.

The goals of the show and web sites is to bring together those fans of Hawaiian music and the musicians they love. The first 30 minutes of each show covers upcoming Hawaiian events wherever they may soon be occurring, around the world. The balance of each two hour show is spent sharing the new and exciting Hawaiian music coming available.

As always, all music featured here on the Hawaiian Concert Guide is presented in an effort to entice listeners to attend Hawaiian Concerts and purchase Hawaiian Music. All music is readily available from http://www.mele.com or the iTunes Music Store. When you place your order, please tell Puna that you heard about them on the Hawaiian Concert Guide!

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