The Hawaii-related ukulele thread

[TomK]

We all know the ukulele is associated with Hawaii, so to bring some joy back into PW, how about posting some of your favorite ukulele videos? A couple of mine:

 

[Punatang]

Great thread and songs Tom!  Here's a great one where PWers can learn a thing or two while enjoying the music.

[kalianna]

Too bad that Hawaiians donʻt play ukulele as well as these masters.

[Obie]

Showing my age but this is the 1st person I heard play a Uke.

Interesting story and he actually is credited for popularizing the Uke.

https://youtu.be/ihvCJ57L9RI

https://ukulelemagazine.com/stories/ukul...ur-godfrey

[HereOnThePrimalEdge]

Former Maui resident George Harrison.
Recorded in his home, the last video he ever made.
He peeks in right at the end.
Aloha George.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYn_gx0R2rA

[Kiana]

So nice to see Punaweb in high music vibe! Here is just one hot slack key of our own Kalapana boy, Led Kaapana. It's such a treat to see him often at Orchidland Kaleo's, still. "Never on Sunday":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_6XcuitlEg&list=PLKRxWcC_LftdLDYZicufqJOroXigI78X2&index=3

[kalianna]

Than you, Kiana. Heʻs one of my favorites, although I believe thatʻs a guitar, not an ukulele. I saw him at Kaleioʻs Orchidland and he was awesome. Heʻs lost some weight since that video was posted. Hereʻs one for you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGriSxhgDSE

[Punatang]

Here ya go Kaliannna. 

[kalianna]

Yeah, that.  First one I thought of but it still gives me chicken skin whenever I hear it so I posted something else. 

[TomK]

Just one more from the band in the UK - "You don't bring me flowers." And then, Jake Shimabukuro.