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Nahiku (Live)
12:59
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Country Cabin (Live)
04:32
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"...Gone, in the blink of an eye...It's a love vibration..."
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Franklin's Tower (Live)
10:16
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In another time's forgotten space,
your eyes looked from your mother's face,
wildflower seed on sand and stone,
may the four winds blow you safely home.
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Kanekoa Paia
KANEKOA play what is described as “ukulele-powered Hawaiian jam-rock,” their sound is based on the untapped potential of the electrified ukulele. Guided by the culture and land of Hawai‘i, playing any type of genre from traditional Hawaiian to 80’s Pop to Jamband Blues, uniquely offering their signature electric ukulele sound to everything they play. "the Hawaiian Grateful Dead" —Bill Kreutzman ... more
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