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I lead a Beatles jam here locally a few months ago and this is one of the songs I REALLY enjoyed learning. #beatles #ukulele #TyDeMusic Ukulele: TyDe Music tenor ukulele: Venus tydemusic.com/ Microphone: Blue Snowball Shirt: 51st Ukulele Festival Hawaii T shirt www.ukulelefesthawaii.org/store Song Notes: Written in early 1962, "Ask Me Why" is principally a John Lennon composition, but was credi...

One of my favorite Hapa-Haole songs to sing and play as an instrumental. Inspired by last weekend's Ukulele Festival Hawaii 2021 (hence the shirt!) #ukulele #hapahaole #ukulelefestivahawaii2021 #TyDeMusic Ukulele: TyDe tenor ukulele/Model: Venus tydemusic.com/ Microphone: Blue Snowball Shirt: Ukulele Festival Hawaii 51st Anniversary www.ukulelefesthawaii.org/store Song Trivia: Written by Canadi...

Finally decided to make videos. I'll be uploading more ukulele arrangements, vocal and instrumental, so stay tuned! Figure I'd start off with one of my favorite songs, this is one of my first songs that I learned. #ukulele #cover #pono #johndenver Instrument: Pono MGBD Baritone Ukulele Microphone: Blue Snowball Song Trivia: John Denver, then a relatively unknown musician in the Los Angeles folk...

rare version of If I Wuz U. My favorite version of the song. #pmdawn #princebe

Cynthia Rose is a real person, and that's her real name. Prince's musical cohort (and girlfriend) Susannah Melvoin went to school with her and told Prince all about her. Together, they crafted the lyrics, with Melvoin earning a songwriting credit. This is a live rehearsal version before the Sign O' The Times tour in 1987.

Kaimana Hila is a Hawaiian song composed in 1916 by Charles E. King, assisted by Andrew Cummings, about Diamond Head, which can be viewed from Waikiki beach on Honolulu, Oahu Island. Kaimana Hila means Diamond head, from the Hawaiian word "Kaimana", which means diamond, and the English word hill. It is one of the popular Hawaiian songs, like Aloha Oe, On a Little Bamboo Bridge, Blue Hawaii, and...

Born Ivar Kinimaka on July 31, 1940, in Honolulu, Kinimaka became a Waikiki headliner in the 1960s when the post-statehood growth of Hawaii’s visitor industry created unprecedented opportunities for island entertainers. In the years that followed, Kinimaka earned a place on Waikiki’s list of “A-list” celebrities alongside Don Ho, Dick Jensen, Loyal Garner, Melveen Leed, Nephi Hannemann and John...

I simply love listening to Patsy play and sing. This is one of my favorite songs in the whole wide world

The incomparable Sarah Maisel

Still in a tropical mood? Here is incomparable Sarah Maisel doing 'In A Little Hula Heaven.

More Hawaiian vibes comin' your way. Enjoy!

Palolo was Troy Fernandez's group before Ka'au Krater Boys

Before Ka'au Crater Boys, Troy Fernandez had this group.

Endlessly

Love Song Of Kalua

Makalapua

Moloka'i Cowboy

Little Star

Kiss Me, Honi Me

He Hawaii Au

Down Under

Crazy

Maori Brown Eyes

Ahulili

TNC

Tears On My Pillow

Up on the Roof

Ka'au Crater Boys - Waiting In Vain

Ka'au Crater Boys - Waimea Cowboy