I have never Loved a song as much as this one, most especially when I did not understand the language. I have tried my best to loose my Scottish accent and sing in Maori! Much love and recpect to Prince Tui Teka and the people of New Zealand
after years of listening to this song . back home i shrugged it off . but living in europe and hearing this song when my daughter played it to me by surprise.. i just fell to the ground and cried my ass off.. realizing . i should of appreciated my mum much more , caause she passed and i got home to late for the tangi..... just a word appreciate ur mum cause we never know .. aroahanui mummy
So so chuffed I dropped everything job, partner and all to go and nurse my Mum in her last year - would not trade that time for anything. Mum's are truly special and when they are not here there's a huge hole.
I grew up with maories and this song was always played at all parties they all called me the aussie maorie because I could sing this song love every song he sings what a voice what a man
Only god knows where or when we'll meet again To hold you in my arms once more To hear your voice To see your smile God please do keep, my mum. RIP Mum. Miss u.
only NZ could do this - Prince Tui Teka to provoke a tear - you are so lovely - whenever I sing this song, I think of my Grandmother and my Mum (because Im moving overseas soon) I'll be sure to listen to you - all my love to your family - you ARE a good man - your memory lives forever xox
Im Samoan Born New Zealand .. PERFECTION sole tui .. YOUR E IPO sung live Very POWERFUL and EMOTIONAL .. Manuia FaaFetai Lava. xx dan Your MUM sOOOOOO PROUD have a SON like YOU.
I went to see the too of them in Mount Maunganui.Think I was around 16yrs.They were fantastic, He is probably one of the best entertainers and comedians on this earth. So sadly missed. Think you for sharing this clip with us.Brings back such great memories
I think this was at the Westward Ho Tavern, Kelston, Auckland. I was a young newly married woman sitting at the back, mesmerised by the Prince....Thank you for this everlasting memories of the legendary Prince!!!
Gorgeous waiata. I remember watching this on tv with my family when I was 6 years old. This song is as beautiful today as it was back then and has a special place in my heart. This song seems to weave itself into your soul and I can never listen to it without shedding a few tears. R.I.P Mr Tui Teka.
🛡️⚔️🌎 Prnce Tui Teka Maori Musician Comedien . Much loved by his people and the music industry here and abroad . My Tribe ....⚔️🛡️ Aotearoa NZfirst Coalition
I used to watch this when I was really young. I still listen to him now - Mum and E I Po are 2 amazing songs that will live on in Aotearoa for many, many years to come. They both are really missed man! Thanks Ukiewookie
love this video my Nan was in the crowd,She was a huge Tui&Missy fan,My Nan Alice has now passed this song allways reminds me of her Mun one of her favourites,and watching this song with her at the concert is a bessing
I met Missy and the band in Invercargill in the 80s, they stayed at my Uncle Charlies place whilst on tour. I saw him play the soundshell at riverton but I was too young by the time he died, I loved how they treated her, rightly so, as royally. RIP both of you. "My Darling Missy" arohamai but that brings me to tears every time....
This recording was made as part of a one-hour television special broadcast on TV-2 some weeks later. The audio was post-mixed from 16-track masters recorded on-site. The location was the TV One Theatre, a ground floor production theatre in the original Manchester Unity building on the corner of Hobson and Victoria streets, Auckland. The site is now the location of TVNZ's Network New Centre, opened in the early 1990s. Although recorded in TV1's facility, the production and others made there during the mid-80s (Ricky May, The Yandells Special, Vicky, Jane and Maggie etc) were actually made under the auspices of South Pacific TV/TV-2's entertainment department, music dept, technical crews, session musicians and musical direction.
I am writing this message from a hotel in The Anzac National Park. It has been a very emotional few days and these songs are a lovely way to end our stay here. I think the wairua of our brave Maori and Pakeha soldiers loved these songs tonight as I played them. Tears have flowed.....rest in peace to the NZ soldiers who are buried here and of course to the wonderful Prince and his Princess :).
This was played at my great grandma's funeral. It will always remind me of her. Very fortunate to have met my greats. Not many people have the luxury of saying that.
A Double Shot or Twin Spin of Prince Tui Teka he was humble and thankful one for his Mother and one for his wife the passion and everyone else that was involved.Mum good for Mother's Day and E lpo got to number 1 in New Zealand in 1982 so catchy it gets stuck in my head and it's May Music Month respect it seemed great times and life was abit easy because it's the greatest decade of all time never to forget miss it so much oh hail the 80s that's why
I soooo love this song sang by the one and only Prince Tui Teka he is so loved and his song will always be remember how he always sang with happiness and jokes i will the one regional voice miss his singing big man witha big Heart...god bless you Prince Tui Teka..xx
First time ive listened to this song since my mum passed away.. that was 5 years ago now... Thankyou for posting with footage... it means alot.. Ma te atua hei manaaki hei tiaki ...
wow .... I remember ..... early 80's in my 20's showing a new friend from nelson a good night on the town in Auckland, going into the Foundry in Nelson St and thinking it was a night club night ...... paid to get in and discovered Prince Tui Teka was the show ..... we both will never forget him .... it was a privilege now in my 40's to be there that night ... and I still tell everyone .... we were were so lucky ...
These songs use to make me cringde lol...why old paps n mas n aunties and unks...grand pas n mas sing with there eyes closed ...wen i was young was my furtune checking the couches for loose change and boosting to the spacey palar feeling like a shot caller lollies n clocking shonubi ...most effected thinking game out ....now the years have caught up now ...n sit here drinking by my louf bloody drowning my tears n how i understand why they drunk with there eyes closed ...the picture is more clearer then with them open ...miss you mum...i know ...everything is ok n now i understand alwsys missed im gonna make you proud mum ...my word
Roadtrip through Western Australia for me at the mo. I always see a NZ Fern sticker on a car now and then so its good to see the presence of other Kiwis abroad. Hahaha what food they got? You mean Canadian food is mean as?
I have never Loved a song as much as this one, most especially when I did not understand the language. I have tried my best to loose my Scottish accent and sing in Maori! Much love and recpect to Prince Tui Teka and the people of New Zealand
Unclecon, don't ever lose your Scottish accent. It is your heritage and it is beautiful just as Te Reo Māori is and their beautiful harmonious voices.
Sweet as then cuz✊🏾
You be ok after a year
Kiaora mo tou korero awhina, Thankyou for your kind words!!
after years of listening to this song . back home i shrugged it off . but living in europe and hearing this song when my daughter played it to me by surprise.. i just fell to the ground and cried my ass off.. realizing . i should of appreciated my mum much more , caause she passed and i got home to late for the tangi..... just a word appreciate ur mum cause we never know .. aroahanui mummy
Thank you very true 🙏
The humility of their mums. Old school kuia 🥺😭❤️
So so chuffed I dropped everything job, partner and all to go and nurse my Mum in her last year - would not trade that time for anything. Mum's are truly special and when they are not here there's a huge hole.
I grew up with maories and this song was always played at all parties they all called me the aussie maorie because I could sing this song love every song he sings what a voice what a man
Still listening in 2024 ❤❤❤
The words to E Ipo and Mum are beautiful. Tui Teka was great. I remember in Palmy 1972. RIP brother .
Sons love your Mama no matter what is going on...
Only god knows where or when we'll meet again
To hold you in my arms once more
To hear your voice
To see your smile
God please do keep, my mum.
RIP Mum. Miss u.
you see the humbleness in these kuia, humbleness of being who they are and also proud of their children.
Paula Ngata We can get it back bro.
only NZ could do this - Prince Tui Teka to provoke a tear - you are so lovely - whenever I sing this song, I think of my Grandmother and my Mum (because Im moving overseas soon) I'll be sure to listen to you - all my love to your family - you ARE a good man - your memory lives forever xox
The 4 of them are now reunited in heaven bless them 🙏
Tui was our dad our uncle always showed us our pride and to love who we are
I'm 48 and these songs bring back memories
RIP ! You are the best brother that a pakepakehā can have ! thinking of you always Tui Teka
2024, and I still listen to his sings 😊
Im Samoan Born New Zealand .. PERFECTION sole tui .. YOUR E IPO sung live Very POWERFUL and EMOTIONAL .. Manuia FaaFetai Lava. xx dan Your MUM sOOOOOO PROUD have a SON like YOU.
I went to see the too of them in Mount Maunganui.Think I was around 16yrs.They were fantastic, He is probably one of the best entertainers and comedians on this earth. So sadly missed. Think you for sharing this clip with us.Brings back such great memories
I think about my Nanny and Koro everytime I hear this man sing. Mary and Alan Piripi. Gone but never forgotten ❤
I think this was at the Westward Ho Tavern, Kelston, Auckland. I was a young newly married woman sitting at the back, mesmerised by the Prince....Thank you for this everlasting memories of the legendary Prince!!!
me and my cousins when we were kids, we would thrash his cassette tapes and videos, man I miss the days of old, come back.........
Gorgeous waiata. I remember watching this on tv with my family when I was 6 years old. This song is as beautiful today as it was back then and has a special place in my heart. This song seems to weave itself into your soul and I can never listen to it without shedding a few tears. R.I.P Mr Tui Teka.
Dedicate this song to my mum she passed away today on fathers day, kia kaha
This is one of my fav songs from my childhood. Such a powerful ballad and always makes me emotional. Legend. RIP Prince Tui Teka
Hahahaha I love the faces both mums make!! Its like such a typical face of the old maori women whenever attention was bought to them!! LOVE IT !!!!
Love and miss Prince Tui Teka and the song he's singing reminds me of the loss of my Mum.
I always love this song and the voices are beautiful RIP Tui Teka.I met him in Aitutaki acting The Silence One.
Yass he was the post officer.
Him and his stamp.
It awesome you got too met him.
Played this for my mum and mum inlaw when they went for their long sleep.. It has feelings aey..touchy all the time..
🛡️⚔️🌎 Prnce Tui Teka Maori Musician Comedien . Much loved by his people and the music industry here and abroad . My Tribe ....⚔️🛡️ Aotearoa NZfirst Coalition
Awesome entertainer, amazing individual the original and only Prince. RIL Prince Tui Teka your beloved wife Missy and your loving Mother's ❤💚💛
I have to say that prince tui teka was an amazing entertainer. RIP
Prince Tui is a Legend!
Synthetic NZ yesterday was just the beginning of my life
Yesterday was just the beginning of my life
I used to watch this when I was really young. I still listen to him now - Mum and E I Po are 2 amazing songs that will live on in Aotearoa for many, many years to come.
They both are really missed man! Thanks Ukiewookie
Beautiful voice and always missed , the great tui Teka .
TINOPAI!!! Kia ora koe, Prince Tui Teka!! May you live FOREVER in our hearts! God bless your wonderful family and this great nation (New Zealand)!
love all the old school songs beautiful
Very moving. I saw them live many years ago now.
This makes me wanna move back home to NZ to be with my mum :( love u mama xx
Ditto
@Glenn Dwyer I did 😊
@@reneeyoung4211 welcome home
love this video my Nan was in the crowd,She was a huge Tui&Missy fan,My Nan Alice has now passed this song allways reminds me of her Mun one of her favourites,and watching this song with her at the concert is a bessing
Love this song! Always reminds me of my own mum! I haven't lost her but moved across the ditch to Aussie n miss her :( love you mum
This song was played at my nana's funeral, makes me cry every time.
Rest In Peace Missy and Prince Tui Teka
Forever in our hearts...God Bless...
I met Missy and the band in Invercargill in the 80s, they stayed at my Uncle Charlies place whilst on tour. I saw him play the soundshell at riverton but I was too young by the time he died, I loved how they treated her, rightly so, as royally. RIP both of you. "My Darling Missy" arohamai but that brings me to tears every time....
this song was sung at my granmothers funeral. my mum broke down after she sang it. O mi got gives me the chills. I MISS YOU NANA :
Miss them days 🙏
Pure talent and no auto tunes . Reminds me of my Aunty Mary (Whina Coopers eldest daughter)
This recording was made as part of a one-hour television special broadcast on TV-2 some weeks later. The audio was post-mixed from 16-track masters recorded on-site. The location was the TV One Theatre, a ground floor production theatre in the original Manchester Unity building on the corner of Hobson and Victoria streets, Auckland. The site is now the location of TVNZ's Network New Centre, opened in the early 1990s. Although recorded in TV1's facility, the production and others made there during the mid-80s (Ricky May, The Yandells Special, Vicky, Jane and Maggie etc) were actually made under the auspices of South Pacific TV/TV-2's entertainment department, music dept, technical crews, session musicians and musical direction.
Thanks for the details of the broadcast
Nz born Australia living…music for the soul!!!❤❤❤❤❤
I am writing this message from a hotel in The Anzac National Park. It has been a very emotional few days and these songs are a lovely way to end our stay here. I think the wairua of our brave Maori and Pakeha soldiers loved these songs tonight as I played them. Tears have flowed.....rest in peace to the NZ soldiers who are buried here and of course to the wonderful Prince and his Princess :).
this song makes me tear up every time I hear it, this song was played during my dad's funeral
Why your dads was it his favourite song.
This was played at my great grandma's funeral. It will always remind me of her. Very fortunate to have met my greats. Not many people have the luxury of saying that.
A Double Shot or Twin Spin of Prince Tui Teka he was humble and thankful one for his Mother and one for his wife the passion and everyone else that was involved.Mum good for Mother's Day and E lpo got to number 1 in New Zealand in 1982 so catchy it gets stuck in my head and it's May Music Month respect it seemed great times and life was abit easy because it's the greatest decade of all time never to forget miss it so much oh hail the 80s that's why
I soooo love this song sang by the one and only Prince Tui Teka he is so loved and his song will always be remember how he always sang with happiness and jokes i will the one regional voice miss his singing big man witha big Heart...god bless you Prince Tui Teka..xx
First time ive listened to this song since my mum passed away.. that was 5 years ago now... Thankyou for posting with footage... it means alot.. Ma te atua hei manaaki hei tiaki ...
Got reminded of the Prince on X moments ago and had to hear E Ipo...tears coming down lol
wow .... I remember ..... early 80's in my 20's showing a new friend from nelson a good night on the town in Auckland, going into the Foundry in Nelson St and thinking it was a night club night ...... paid to get in and discovered Prince Tui Teka was the show ..... we both will never forget him .... it was a privilege now in my 40's to be there that night ... and I still tell everyone .... we were were so lucky ...
my babies are 8,7 and 4 and all sing this happily to themselves on the daily 😂😂😂 first time I played it, they fell in love.
Beautiful song, yes I miss my mum so much thanks tui ❤
These songs use to make me cringde lol...why old paps n mas n aunties and unks...grand pas n mas sing with there eyes closed ...wen i was young was my furtune checking the couches for loose change and boosting to the spacey palar feeling like a shot caller lollies n clocking shonubi ...most effected thinking game out ....now the years have caught up now ...n sit here drinking by my louf bloody drowning my tears n how i understand why they drunk with there eyes closed ...the picture is more clearer then with them open ...miss you mum...i know ...everything is ok n now i understand alwsys missed im gonna make you proud mum ...my word
Amazing, awesome and the best - RIP Prince Tui
Always loved his beautiful voice! amazing!! wow!!
this song reminds me of my mum who passed away on the 17/06/2006 r i p mum love and miss u heaps
Just made me cry. SO beautiful, both waiata
i lost my mum in 2006 it reminds me so much of her R.I.P
Beautiful harmony to prove love always conquer ALL!!!
I love this song I am going to sing it at my mum's 70th b'day
its been a long time since i heard this one.. and it still keeps my heart beating... thank you...cheers
Listening from Canada..love this waiata and all the old school tunes from back home.
+ϢΔVΣς ŦU Kiwi in Canada?
Yup. Alberta Canada. Where its a tropical -10 today lol. I miss those east coast summers with the whanau hanging out at the beach.
Ehhhh Whats up over there bro? Many kiwis in Canada? Far from home mate.
Haha job and missus bro. Not too many kiwis where I am but the food is mean as.
Roadtrip through Western Australia for me at the mo. I always see a NZ Fern sticker on a car now and then so its good to see the presence of other Kiwis abroad. Hahaha what food they got? You mean Canadian food is mean as?
Acknowledge the songwriter an amazing song sung by the greatest entertainer n his lovely wife always remembered great entertainment
In my heart always arohanui was there in Opononi that lovely concert my mum was passing you were there sparkling aroha aroha whanau ❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful just bloody beautiful...Arohanui
this is my nannys song altho i did nit gt to meet thm my mum n dad said they played this at their tangis miss u nannys
I wish prince tuiteka was still alive today. True honest entertainer funny, humour a complete powerhouse..
Man...we sang that song for my mum at her tangi, such a beautiful song. Thanks for posting it :)
I love dis sonq..love ue mum, forever && Tui Teka ur a legend u will never b forgotten..
I love you Neteira turoa turoa salmon xxx R.I.P MOTHER DEAREST ..to hear your voice and to see your smile God please do keep my mum.xxx
I love this song...This song reminds me of my own mum..awesome!!..thank you for sharing.
6 years later.. still cant listen to this song right through.. Hurts too much.. Miss you mum xx
thank you for putting this up, even today he brings laughter and tears
One of many great Maori performers, very talented. They were good days for Maori and Pakeha before the radical days of the 21st century...
Good old days are gone for ever
kia-ora. I love prince tui teka. o mi god, i cryed. such a lovely song. I love mi whanau
too much tui teka, ur music lives on with the whanau
forever in our lives price xxx
No matter how far you go or long you're gone for, Never forget your ROOTS!
Beautiful
This is so beautiful and moving 💕
i miss myy mum :(
♥ u alwayyz && 4eva mum
mum song makes me teary. gosh watta sook. :P
Still love listening to Prince Tui Teka...years later :):). such a beautiful soul
Never forget the day that mi mum Cherish my life i had, LOVE YOU MUM XX
love u always aunty and uncle.....best entertainers in nz ever!!!!!! my nan is nanny kururangi xoxoxoxox and the cuzi's round that table aye lenny lol
tarnd33 thats my nanny lol
One of our best entertainers - taken way to soon.
This is the best ever thank you for sharing it :)
Aroha mai my whauni my matua ko poara ngatai Williams matua keke ko hemp0 ko tata ko raka ko torirehe kenu forever in my heart
Prince Tui Teka - our true Legend..... RIP
love this clip i think of my mum and all gud mothers god bless them
This song is the best song ever❤❤❤❤
another load of fresh diced onions just turned up. gotta go check. RIP Tui.
aue - remember this from the 80's - watchng it with my baby, Josh. Love u baby xox
tuis mum was beautiful , she could of been a model for the famous artist goldie
Choice, miss the prince teka
Lu Williams
The Legend he was born to be!!! Arohamai
❤❤I love this guy
ngaaaawwww look at those beautiful humble kuia