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Here's something for the end of summer...

----click it---> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8JivjKVBIg


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Glad to hear someone else keeping their end up on Hawaiian.

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Very nice as usual Doug! 8)
Now I think I'll go out & sit under the trees with a cold drink in hand. :lol:
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Nicely done.
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Post by Dennis Smith »

Nice playing as always, Doug. Really like the tone of that Guyatone.
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Nice as always!! Is it in the New BOOK??

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Thanks all. Yes, this one is in the new book. I'm really enjoying this Guyatone. It's very comfortable to play, wide string spacing and an interesting tone.
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It shows that good music does not have to be complicated. Sweet stuff. Moonlight through the palms. I'll bet those "islands" don't have sand flies or mosquitos. :lol:
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Yes, it's not complicated, that's for sure! 8) I like it because it's kind of basic and features some easy slants (forward slants on nonadjacent strings) over some interesting chord changes. A good song for practicing slants IMO.
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Very...Inspirational! Thanks for posting that.
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Thanks Jim!
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Dear Doug - First of all, great job on the song. I mean REALLY great job. Your version is quite a work of art and I find myself replaying the song every time I hear it, once is not enough. It is uncomplicated yet very beautiful. I do have a question.... The previous post says the tab for the song is in the new book. I checked your website, and could not find that title in any of the collections that you offer. Is there a book that is not on the website, or I just missed the title in the ones listed there? Thanks.
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Thanks Richard, the tablature will be in my upcoming book. It takes me about a year to do one of these books/recordings. I notice that I was talking about the "new book" last August... 2014! Anyway, it will be a couple more months. My latest slow-down is a case of "trigger finger" in my thumb, left hand. I've had two shots of cortisone in that thumb in the past year but it's still a little painful and triggering. I think hand surgery is in my future. Forum members may remember that I had trigger finger surgery on my index finger, right hand, about three years ago. I guess 45 years of picking is starting to catch up with me...

Regarding the song, yes, it's a simple melody, very haunting, with interesting chord changes. I have the sheet music (1939) and I took the melody and chords directly off the sheet music. Thanks again.
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Beautiful song.
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Thanks Charlie!
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This was a wonderful video.
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Thanks Norman!
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very clean and precise touch!
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Post by Jack Aldrich »

This is the theme song of the Keawe Ohana (Gary Aiko, Momie Bee, Po'makai'i Keawe Lyman, and Alan Akaka). You can here them do it every Thursday at the Moana Terrace, Waikiki Marriott. It's a great mele!
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Beautiful tone and feel, Doug.
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Thanks all!
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Yet again!!!! Thumbs up!!!
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Thanks Jeff, I'm glad you like it.