Paradise Isle

[ignatz18cu]

Is that Sam Koki on steel guitar?

[KIKIHAWAIIANMUSIC]

Thanks for the guess at the tuning.  Uncle Kiki

[Mrmthrplucker]

B11 like ol Billy Hew Len?

[Mrmthrplucker]

Those Slants!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  It may be the E13Hawaiian tuning

Low to Hi-G# B D E G# C# I think, I play an 8string version with two E`s On top/bottom for that tuning.??????Love to find out?????

[selwavideo]

@Mrmthrplucker You sure know your chords and Hawaiian music. Glad you and the other afficiandos are enjoying this clip, don't play anything other than the radio but do like to preserve bits of the past when I can.

[KIKIHAWAIIANMUSIC]

Would love to know what tuning Lani is playing in.  Any ideas out there? Thanks! Uncle Kiki

[selwavideo]

@KIKIHAWAIIANMUSIC

Sorry to be so late to reply, but thanks for the Uncle Kiki clip.

[frozenpantsman]

And Alfred is my great-grandfather! Thanks for posting this!

To the previous commenter: please, please contact me, I'd love to find out more about my...our family.

[brothertualauta]

Very cool.. Thats my grandfather, Alfred McIntire on the bass with Lani his brother on guitar . Much mahalos for putting this on YouTube.

Tualauta

[KIKIHAWAIIANMUSIC]

What a great YouTube contribution. Mahalo for putting Lani Mcintire and his band here. This is the fabulous Sam Koki tune played by another master steel guitarist. Harmonies are beautiful. The amplified steel guitar sounds great for that era, even sounds like he's using volume control, dunno maybe my imagination. Hope you don't mind me posting my steel guitar version. Mahalo again Uncle Kiki (Johnny Pal)

[topvideoguy]

Thanx so much for reviving these great artists. Sure hard to find good music from Polynesia today. These guys were the greatest and I used to see them in the 7 seas cafe in Hollywood