Israel Kamakawiwoʻole — Ka Huila Wai
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Kū wale mai nō, Ka Huila Wai
'A'ohe wai ia'u, e niniu ai
He aniani kū, mau 'oe nō
He hoa kūkā, pū me kāua
Aloha 'ia nō, 'o'i'o lele
I sa lele ahea, i ka moana
Aloha 'ia nō, 'o Waiohinu
Ka pali lele wai, a ke koa'e
Mai noho 'oe, a ho'o poina
I kahi pīkake, ulu ma'ema'e
Ha'ina 'ia mai, ana ka puana
A'ohe wai ia'u, e niniu ai
'A'ohe wai ia'u, e niniu ai
He aniani kū, mau 'oe nō
He hoa kūkā, pū me kāua
Aloha 'ia nō, 'o'i'o lele
I sa lele ahea, i ka moana
Aloha 'ia nō, 'o Waiohinu
Ka pali lele wai, a ke koa'e
Mai noho 'oe, a ho'o poina
I kahi pīkake, ulu ma'ema'e
Ha'ina 'ia mai, ana ka puana
A'ohe wai ia'u, e niniu ai
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Why Wheezer and Isreal at tge same time? What a mess…
HartPURO wrote:
Bill I don't know whether you are going for some weird modern art equivalent of radio mixing but "Island In the Sun" and "Ka Huila Wai" is being played at the same time?!? 
There have been a lot of glitches this afternoon.
Bill I don't know whether you are going for some weird modern art equivalent of radio mixing but "Island In the Sun" and "Ka Huila Wai" is being played at the same time?!?
There have been a lot of glitches this afternoon.
Bill, I don't know whether you are going for some weird modern art equivalent of radio mixing but "Island In the Sun" and "Ka Huila Wai" are being played at the same time?!? Same here. Playing Weezer and IZ
Clarentine wrote:
Yes me too - playing Weezer AND Ka Huila Wai..?
Ugh, another song is playing at the same time! I would rather have heard this one by itself.
Yes me too - playing Weezer AND Ka Huila Wai..?
Ugh, another song is playing at the same time! I would rather have heard this one by itself.
Whoa!! I'm hearing Iz and Weezer at the same time!!!
RP was playing Weezer and Israel Kamakawiwoʻole at the same tie. Anyone notice?
AndyJ wrote:
Very well put AndyJ, my sentiments exactly! Mahalo...Aloha
Takes me away. Back to a home I left so long ago. It has changed, people are gone, land is not the same. Too much anger and hatred about everything. Now I can only get there with the help of the music and memories that bring smell and feel of the air and people from long ago. Growing old is no fun. Now a different beach, different air, very different people and the air and breezes fell and smell different.
There is no going back. No going home. Aloha
Very well put AndyJ, my sentiments exactly! Mahalo...Aloha
No quibbling about that voice!
Makes me feel like i'm on vacation!
I don't watch much American Idol, though sometimes one of the early auditions catch my ear, as was the case for the eventual winner of the 2023 season, the Hawaiian Iam Tongi, who is a bit like Bruddah Iz in his performances and appearance. I'm stoked he won, and hope the world for him, and maybe one day he'll have a track on RP and I can post this comment on that song where it's more appropriate. Until then....Long Live RP and the beautiful singers from the islands of Hawaii!!
This guy is such a treat to listen too
The sound of Hawaii, man.. wow, good stuff.
I recommend listening to his earlier stuff with the Makaha Sons of Niʻihau.
Iz lives
sdn wrote:
We have a subdivision called 'Tahitian Village' that uses Polynesian street names - it is ridiculous. I think it's a public safety issue - how do you tell 911 what street you're on, when it's six syllables and all vowels?
c.
We boomers request that people not have seven-syllable surnames. Thank you.
c.
We boomers request that people not have seven-syllable surnames. Thank you.
quesarah wrote:
Here are the lyrics from AZLyrics.com:
The windmill just stands still
No water comes swirling up
You are a constant reflection of me
My companion, always conversing with me
Beloved indeed is Môlîlele
When the clouds swirl, the ocean is stormy
Beloved is the koae bird from
The waterfall of Wai'ôhinu
Just don't you forget
This attractive peacock
Tell the refrain
No water comes swirling up
Google translate must be "evolving". Today's translation is worse: Just standing there, The Water Wheel
I have no water to ask for
A standing mirror, you always are
A consultant, with us
Loved it, really flew
When to fly, to the ocean
Loved, Waiohinu
The water -falling cliff, the koa
Don't sit down and try to forget
In a peacock, grow clean
Tell me, I'll shout
I have no water to ask for
I have no water to ask for
A standing mirror, you always are
A consultant, with us
Loved it, really flew
When to fly, to the ocean
Loved, Waiohinu
The water -falling cliff, the koa
Don't sit down and try to forget
In a peacock, grow clean
Tell me, I'll shout
I have no water to ask for
Here are the lyrics from AZLyrics.com:
The windmill just stands still
No water comes swirling up
You are a constant reflection of me
My companion, always conversing with me
Beloved indeed is Môlîlele
When the clouds swirl, the ocean is stormy
Beloved is the koae bird from
The waterfall of Wai'ôhinu
Just don't you forget
This attractive peacock
Tell the refrain
No water comes swirling up
Google translate must be "evolving". Today's translation is worse: Just standing there, The Water Wheel
I have no water to ask for
A standing mirror, you always are
A consultant, with us
Loved it, really flew
When to fly, to the ocean
Loved, Waiohinu
The water -falling cliff, the koa
Don't sit down and try to forget
In a peacock, grow clean
Tell me, I'll shout
I have no water to ask for
Jelani wrote:
Just for the hell of it I thought I'd give Google another shot, seeing as how bad it can be.
Here's the result that I got~
Just standing there, The Water Wheel
I have no water, so I asked
A standing mirror, always you
Talk to you soon and keep up the good content
Loved it, really flying
When to fly, to the ocean
Loved, Waiohinu
The cliff that flies, and the koa
Do not sit down and try to forget
In a peacock, it grows clean
It was told, the rhyme was going
I have no water to pour
I have no water to ask for
A standing mirror, you always are
A consultant, with us
Loved it, really flew
When to fly, to the ocean
Loved, Waiohinu
The water -falling cliff, the koa
Don't sit down and try to forget
In a peacock, grow clean
Tell me, I'll shout
I have no water to ask for
Jelani wrote:
Just for the hell of it I thought I'd give Google another shot, seeing as how bad it can be.
Here's the result that I got~
Just standing there, The Water Wheel
I have no water, so I asked
A standing mirror, always you
Talk to you soon and keep up the good content
Loved it, really flying
When to fly, to the ocean
Loved, Waiohinu
The cliff that flies, and the koa
Do not sit down and try to forget
In a peacock, it grows clean
It was told, the rhyme was going
I have no water to pour
AvoidingWork wrote:
Using Regex to parse XML?
Actually I'm not good enough at regex to hate it. I'm just confused by it. XML on the other hand, PITA.
An excellent reference to learning regex is Larry Wall's "Programming Perl". He covers it in about 8 pages.
Using Regex to parse XML?
Actually I'm not good enough at regex to hate it. I'm just confused by it. XML on the other hand, PITA.
An excellent reference to learning regex is Larry Wall's "Programming Perl". He covers it in about 8 pages.
i think i found out where all the pies went...
big fella eat em all
big fella eat em all
stacey.otte wrote:
Bless you for including this (and so glad it's not "over the rainbow", which is great but overplayed). A touch of Hawaii is perfect for a Monday morning.
jukes1 wrote:
Overplayed where? The only place I’ve ever heard Israel is on RP.
KPIG only plays Over the Rainbow and it does get more airplay here than this song, at least to my ears. Thanks BillG for allowing me to enjoy another song from Iz.
Bless you for including this (and so glad it's not "over the rainbow", which is great but overplayed). A touch of Hawaii is perfect for a Monday morning.
jukes1 wrote:
Overplayed where? The only place I’ve ever heard Israel is on RP.
KPIG only plays Over the Rainbow and it does get more airplay here than this song, at least to my ears. Thanks BillG for allowing me to enjoy another song from Iz.
LaurieinTucson wrote:
Here's the result that I got~
Just standing there, The Water Wheel
I have no water, so I asked
A standing mirror, always you
Talk to you soon and keep up the good content
Loved it, really flying
When to fly, to the ocean
Loved, Waiohinu
The cliff that flies, and the koa
Do not sit down and try to forget
In a peacock, it grows clean
It was told, the rhyme was going
I have no water to pour
this is what Google Translate thinks he is singing:
Just stand up, Come on
There is no water for me to dig it up
There is a glass of ice, you are always
A partner, with us
Hello, well
When flying at sea, at sea
Aloha is, Waiohinu
The water pump is the water pump
Do not live, and forget
On a peanut, fresh berries
It's coming, and it's going to happen
There is no water for me, and it can poison it
Just for the hell of it I thought I'd give Google another shot, seeing as how bad it can be. Just stand up, Come on
There is no water for me to dig it up
There is a glass of ice, you are always
A partner, with us
Hello, well
When flying at sea, at sea
Aloha is, Waiohinu
The water pump is the water pump
Do not live, and forget
On a peanut, fresh berries
It's coming, and it's going to happen
There is no water for me, and it can poison it
Here's the result that I got~
Just standing there, The Water Wheel
I have no water, so I asked
A standing mirror, always you
Talk to you soon and keep up the good content
Loved it, really flying
When to fly, to the ocean
Loved, Waiohinu
The cliff that flies, and the koa
Do not sit down and try to forget
In a peacock, it grows clean
It was told, the rhyme was going
I have no water to pour
Missing the islands in 2020 and this brings me back. I can smell the sweet air of Hawaii
LaurieinTucson wrote:
@LaurieinTuscon Whew .... whether this is manufactured tongue-in-cheek or an actual "translation" -- best laugh I've had today!! Thx -- Radiotoe
this is what Google Translate thinks he is singing:
Just stand up, Come on
There is no water for me to dig it up
There is a glass of ice, you are always
A partner, with us
Hello, well
When flying at sea, at sea
Aloha is, Waiohinu
The water pump is the water pump
Do not live, and forget
On a peanut, fresh berries
It's coming, and it's going to happen
There is no water for me, and it can poison it
Just stand up, Come on
There is no water for me to dig it up
There is a glass of ice, you are always
A partner, with us
Hello, well
When flying at sea, at sea
Aloha is, Waiohinu
The water pump is the water pump
Do not live, and forget
On a peanut, fresh berries
It's coming, and it's going to happen
There is no water for me, and it can poison it
@LaurieinTuscon Whew .... whether this is manufactured tongue-in-cheek or an actual "translation" -- best laugh I've had today!! Thx -- Radiotoe
It is 6am and my body is exhausted after a sleepless night during the finals week.
But here comes Iz and my brain mush is suddenly floating in butter and eyes can only see the red sunset with palm tree shadow gently hugging the beach sand. Thank you Bill.
But here comes Iz and my brain mush is suddenly floating in butter and eyes can only see the red sunset with palm tree shadow gently hugging the beach sand. Thank you Bill.
I don't understand a word, but I can sure hear the spirit!
stacey.otte wrote:
Overplayed where? The only place I’ve ever heard Israel is on RP.
Bless you for including this (and so glad it's not "over the rainbow", which is great but overplayed). A touch of Hawaii is perfect for a Monday morning.
Overplayed where? The only place I’ve ever heard Israel is on RP.
stacey.otte wrote:
... and a Friday morning! Aina aloha!
Bless you for including this (and so glad it's not "over the rainbow", which is great but overplayed). A touch of Hawaii is perfect for a Monday morning.
... and a Friday morning! Aina aloha!
Bless you for including this (and so glad it's not "over the rainbow", which is great but overplayed). A touch of Hawaii is perfect for a Monday morning.
Awesome timing -- we just booked a trip to Hawaii! Listening to this really put me in the mood...
diane230 wrote:
Agreed, even though I'm delighted to hear the other track when BillG spins it, bruddah Iz's voice is so smooth and downright perfect....in fact I'll go 8 to 9 on this gem today. Long Live RP and RIP to bruddah Iz!!
I just learned about radio paradise in late June and you are the first to play any of Israel's songs. This Facing Future album is one of his best and there is no other Hawaiian singer that can match his angelic tone, his clarity of pronunciation and his artistry. This album is about the plight of the islands and our land and hope... Hawai'i 78 Introduction gives me chills. La Elima is about the last fishing village Miloli'i and his voice is so melodic and beautiful.
Agreed, even though I'm delighted to hear the other track when BillG spins it, bruddah Iz's voice is so smooth and downright perfect....in fact I'll go 8 to 9 on this gem today. Long Live RP and RIP to bruddah Iz!!
this is what Google Translate thinks he is singing:
Just stand up, Come on
There is no water for me to dig it up
There is a glass of ice, you are always
A partner, with us
Hello, well
When flying at sea, at sea
Aloha is, Waiohinu
The water pump is the water pump
Do not live, and forget
On a peanut, fresh berries
It's coming, and it's going to happen
There is no water for me, and it can poison it
Just stand up, Come on
There is no water for me to dig it up
There is a glass of ice, you are always
A partner, with us
Hello, well
When flying at sea, at sea
Aloha is, Waiohinu
The water pump is the water pump
Do not live, and forget
On a peanut, fresh berries
It's coming, and it's going to happen
There is no water for me, and it can poison it
Thank you for playing something other than Somewhere over the Rainbow by this phenomenal artist. . So many great songs.
I just learned about radio paradise in late June and you are the first to play any of Israel's songs. This Facing Future album is one of his best and there is no other Hawaiian singer that can match his angelic tone, his clarity of pronunciation and his artistry. This album is about the plight of the islands and our land and hope... Hawai'i 78 Introduction gives me chills. La Elima is about the last fishing village Miloli'i and his voice is so melodic and beautiful.
kcar wrote:
The very thing to cleanse the palate and clear your mind:
BTW: noted your occupation. Which do you find the greater torture: XML or Regex?
Using Regex to parse XML?
Actually I'm not good enough at regex to hate it. I'm just confused by it. XML on the other hand, PITA.
The very thing to cleanse the palate and clear your mind:
BTW: noted your occupation. Which do you find the greater torture: XML or Regex?
Using Regex to parse XML?
Actually I'm not good enough at regex to hate it. I'm just confused by it. XML on the other hand, PITA.
KevinM wrote:
Theme song for Nutri Systems?
This is one of those songs that when it comes up on my iPod, I just hit repeat and listen for about 30 minutes
Theme song for Nutri Systems?
This is one of those songs that when it comes up on my iPod, I just hit repeat and listen for about 30 minutes
AndyJ wrote:
I fear this is more prophetic than ever, today...
Takes me away. Back to a home I left so long ago. It has changed, people are gone, land is not the same. Too much anger and hatred about everything. Now I can only get there with the help of the music and memories that bring smell and feel of the air and people from long ago. Growing old is no fun. Now a different beach, different air, very different people and the air and breezes fell and smell different.
There is no going back. No going home. Aloha
There is no going back. No going home. Aloha
I fear this is more prophetic than ever, today...
I was curious, so you might be too, think it's better in the native tongue:
"Ka Huila Wai"
Kū wale mai nō, Ka Huila Wai
'A'ohe wai ia'u, e niniu ai
He aniani kū, mau 'oe nō
He hoa kūkā, pū me kāua
Aloha 'ia nō, 'o'i'o lele
I sa lele ahea, i ka moana
Aloha 'ia nō, 'o Waiohinu
Ka pali lele wai, a ke koa'e
Mai noho 'oe, a ho'o poina
I kahi pīkake, ulu ma'ema'e
Ha'ina 'ia mai, ana ka puana
A'ohe wai ia'u, e niniu ai
The windmill just stands still
No water comes swirling up
You are a constant reflection of me
My companion, always conversing with me
Beloved indeed is Môlîlele
When the clouds swirl, the ocean is stormy
Beloved is the koae bird from
The waterfall of Wai'ôhinu
Just don't you forget
This attractive peacock
Tell the refrain
No water comes swirling up
"Ka Huila Wai"
Kū wale mai nō, Ka Huila Wai
'A'ohe wai ia'u, e niniu ai
He aniani kū, mau 'oe nō
He hoa kūkā, pū me kāua
Aloha 'ia nō, 'o'i'o lele
I sa lele ahea, i ka moana
Aloha 'ia nō, 'o Waiohinu
Ka pali lele wai, a ke koa'e
Mai noho 'oe, a ho'o poina
I kahi pīkake, ulu ma'ema'e
Ha'ina 'ia mai, ana ka puana
A'ohe wai ia'u, e niniu ai
The windmill just stands still
No water comes swirling up
You are a constant reflection of me
My companion, always conversing with me
Beloved indeed is Môlîlele
When the clouds swirl, the ocean is stormy
Beloved is the koae bird from
The waterfall of Wai'ôhinu
Just don't you forget
This attractive peacock
Tell the refrain
No water comes swirling up
Iz lives!
love it...I could listen to his voice all day....so mellow and sweet!
Jannne wrote:
Janne- I had only seen "hula" in the Polynesian Cultural Center, blahblah. Good stuff but in, like, hula - in a museum? No bueno. Then I went to my Philippine friend's daughter's wedding and the young gals danced the hula for a traditional wedding blessing. Holy sh*t!! You could have cut the sexual tension in the air with a CHAINSAW! The menfolk, including me, were literally bewitched- checked out of the Consciousness Hotel you might say. It was sooooo intense, mesmerizing, powerful. It was the next year I went to Hawai'i for my fiend's wedding and heard Isreael on the radio. Wow, that changed my little whitetoast life, I gotta tell 'ya. Look up the German word anschauung. No word for it in English.
Love to get my Hawaiian Hips Hulla..ing. 
thanks Issi (RIP) ...fa'afetai lava lau susuga tama'i'tai
thanks Issi (RIP) ...fa'afetai lava lau susuga tama'i'taiJanne- I had only seen "hula" in the Polynesian Cultural Center, blahblah. Good stuff but in, like, hula - in a museum? No bueno. Then I went to my Philippine friend's daughter's wedding and the young gals danced the hula for a traditional wedding blessing. Holy sh*t!! You could have cut the sexual tension in the air with a CHAINSAW! The menfolk, including me, were literally bewitched- checked out of the Consciousness Hotel you might say. It was sooooo intense, mesmerizing, powerful. It was the next year I went to Hawai'i for my fiend's wedding and heard Isreael on the radio. Wow, that changed my little whitetoast life, I gotta tell 'ya. Look up the German word anschauung. No word for it in English.
Oh, what fun! To hear something like this tossed into the mix brought a smile to my face - Sometimes joyousness is exactly what we need, and this song was a great little escape - thank you :-)
This is why I listen to Radio Paradise! Thank you William.
...love this guy! R.I.P.!!!
Nice! I have this album.
love me some brother Iz, got married in Hawaii and picked up a CD on my honeymoon, love playing it cooking breakfasts for the family, just something about drinking coffee listening to him the in the morning just starts the day off so well.
AvoidingWork wrote:
Well, that was the connection my mind made, but now that I have double checked the script, that line isn't in the restaurant sketch. So, I don't know. I just don't know. I'm afraid, that I just don't know. I'm ......
The very thing to cleanse the palate and clear your mind:
BTW: noted your occupation. Which do you find the greater torture: XML or Regex?
Well, that was the connection my mind made, but now that I have double checked the script, that line isn't in the restaurant sketch. So, I don't know. I just don't know. I'm afraid, that I just don't know. I'm ......
The very thing to cleanse the palate and clear your mind:
BTW: noted your occupation. Which do you find the greater torture: XML or Regex?
Loved this. I hadn't heard it before.
Takes me away. Back to a home I left so long ago. It has changed, people are gone, land is not the same. Too much anger and hatred about everything. Now I can only get there with the help of the music and memories that bring smell and feel of the air and people from long ago. Growing old is no fun. Now a different beach, different air, very different people and the air and breezes fell and smell different.
There is no going back. No going home. Aloha
There is no going back. No going home. Aloha
Love the big man's voice. Too bad Brother Iz left us so early.
That made my day, I love Hawai'i especially Kaui'i!!!
stangalbraith wrote:
Yes indeed
Thank you so much for playing some of the truly Hawaiian material from Brother Iz. His repertoire is so much greater than the Rainbow/Wonderful World for which he has become famous. Hearing him sing in the Hawaiian language is magical even though I have no understanding of the actual words.
Yes indeed
Thank you so much for playing some of the truly Hawaiian material from Brother Iz. His repertoire is so much greater than the Rainbow/Wonderful World for which he has become famous. Hearing him sing in the Hawaiian language is magical even though I have no understanding of the actual words.
You are a constant reflection of me
My companion, always conversing with me
kcar wrote:
Well, that was the connection my mind made, but now that I have double checked the script, that line isn't in the restaurant sketch. So, I don't know. I just don't know. I'm afraid, that I just don't know. I'm ......
Lrobby99 wrote:
AvoidingWork wrote:
*Chuckle* You're a cruel Man Lrobby99, but fair.
? Was Lrobby99 making a reference to MR. Creosote, or...?
Lovely voice. I know some of his songs get over-played in treacly occasions but he had great talent.
Yes, Sir. Whatever you want, Sir. Right away, Sir.
AvoidingWork wrote:
*Chuckle* You're a cruel Man Lrobby99, but fair.
? Was Lrobby99 making a reference to MR. Creosote, or...?
Lovely voice. I know some of his songs get over-played in treacly occasions but he had great talent.
Well, that was the connection my mind made, but now that I have double checked the script, that line isn't in the restaurant sketch. So, I don't know. I just don't know. I'm afraid, that I just don't know. I'm ......
Love to get my Hawaiian Hips Hulla..ing. thanks Issi (RIP) ...fa'afetai lava lau susuga tama'i'tai
thanks Issi (RIP) ...fa'afetai lava lau susuga tama'i'taiLrobby99 wrote:
AvoidingWork wrote:
*Chuckle* You're a cruel Man Lrobby99, but fair.
? Was Lrobby99 making a reference to MR. Creosote, or...?
Lovely voice. I know some of his songs get over-played in treacly occasions but he had great talent.
Yes, Sir. Whatever you want, Sir. Right away, Sir.
AvoidingWork wrote:
*Chuckle* You're a cruel Man Lrobby99, but fair.
? Was Lrobby99 making a reference to MR. Creosote, or...?
Lovely voice. I know some of his songs get over-played in treacly occasions but he had great talent.
doktorpsilo wrote:
+1 that! I think he's a fine niche artist and I'm sure "Over the Rainbow" will remain a special song... But it's hard to appreciate when used in lots of commercials and teary tv endings etc.
Yay! Something other than "Over the Rainbow"!
+1 that! I think he's a fine niche artist and I'm sure "Over the Rainbow" will remain a special song... But it's hard to appreciate when used in lots of commercials and teary tv endings etc.
Yay! Something other than "Over the Rainbow"!
There's only so much one can take in a day... I'm tuning out!
Still very nice!
One of the greats. I love all his albums. Thanks for putting Brudda Iz into rotation.
Every body get up and dance
gypsyman wrote:
Nice. I'm gonna have to try that.
I totally second that
Nice. I'm gonna have to try that.
I totally second that
Aina Aloha, bruddah.
brudda IZ , da kine , R.I.P.....mahalo bro...
mahalo bro...So pleased to hear IZ doing some wonderfully authentic Hawaiian music.
"Pe-lo manei kiki bo-bo"
Joe Isuzu
Joe Isuzu
steelinox51 wrote:
x2
Izzy's versions of 'Wonderful World' and 'Over The Rainbow' can make the most cynical heart tear up.
I love this album!
x2
Izzy's versions of 'Wonderful World' and 'Over The Rainbow' can make the most cynical heart tear up.
I love this album!
AndyJ wrote:
Hawaiian music is Sunday-In-The-Park or Sunday Afternoon in Backyard, cooking, drinking beer with friends and everone singing or dancing.. Nice gentle, human... Something we all should do a bit more often...
Nice. I'm gonna have to try that.
Hawaiian music is Sunday-In-The-Park or Sunday Afternoon in Backyard, cooking, drinking beer with friends and everone singing or dancing.. Nice gentle, human... Something we all should do a bit more often...
Nice. I'm gonna have to try that.
Israel, Keola Beamer, The Brothers Cazimero, if there's a heaven, I hope that Hawaii is a hint of what it might be like.
It sincerely breaks my heart to think Israel has passed. Sing on, my brother.
Just such a great disc. Can play it all the way through.
kurtster wrote:
It's a 9 for me. One of best singers of his type I know...
8 to 9
It's a 9 for me. One of best singers of his type I know...
Oh so sad - I shipped a present back to my mom from Hawaii, and she open the box and took out the shirt, and accidentally threw out the CD!
This is a very popular song to hula to in the islands...Mahalo Bill XOX
Hawaiian music is Sunday-In-The-Park or Sunday Afternoon in Backyard, cooking, drinking beer with friends and everone singing or dancing.. Nice gentle, human... Something we all should do a bit more often...
iTuner wrote:
buh bye...
This is where I head to Pandora…
buh bye...
bindi wrote:
He was a true son of Hawaii, has falsetto voice melts me !
Sadly his sumo weight class was a factor in his demize..
Was Israel really born in Hawaii? I have not seen a birth certificate! :-)
Too bad his weight finally did him in - an amazing voice.
Too bad his weight finally did him in - an amazing voice.
He was a true son of Hawaii, has falsetto voice melts me !
Sadly his sumo weight class was a factor in his demize..
Lrobby99 wrote:
*Chuckle* You're a cruel Man Lrobby99, but fair.
Yes, Sir. Whatever you want, Sir. Right away, Sir.
*Chuckle* You're a cruel Man Lrobby99, but fair.
scraig wrote:
Yes! ...and again! Perfect Friday tune! Thanks, RP!
ALOHA FRIDAY!!!
Yes! ...and again! Perfect Friday tune! Thanks, RP!
8 to 9
Love the old style... Nice to hear it again... makes one remember Sunday Mornings in Manoa and Palolo (different loves) before the fog lifted..
Bill:
A pleasant diversion on a gloomy day. Mahalo nui loa.
A pleasant diversion on a gloomy day. Mahalo nui loa.
So sad ... he died young.
Eclectic. Hard to argue with 4 songs ago we were listening to King of Road
Great song. The picture reminds me of a AbFab scene: (paraphrased from memory)
Eddy - "Inside of me there is a skinny person trying to get out"
Eddy's mum - "Just the one, dear?"
fredriley wrote:
How come there's no George on RP? C'mon, Fred, upload something!
I would but I don't have anything of his digitized.
"I'm leaning on a lamppost at the corner of the street, in case a certain little lady comes by. Oh me, oh my..."
How come there's no George on RP? C'mon, Fred, upload something!
I would but I don't have anything of his digitized.
Was Israel really born in Hawaii? I have not seen a birth certificate! :-)
Too bad his weight finally did him in - an amazing voice.
Too bad his weight finally did him in - an amazing voice.
nice, makes me want to drink a mai tai
No, Sir, no!!
huebdoo wrote:
Wow, did THIS board get off track. Time to bring it back to the music.
Beautiful post, huebdoo. I will think of this every time I hear IZ's "Over the Rainbow."
I remember listening to him signing "Over the Rainbow" when I held my first born in my arms after her first bath at home. I remember thinking that my life was perfect.
Thanks to his gentle, perfect voice ... it is my daughters favourite tune (shes now 7) and mine too
thanks RP...
Thanks to his gentle, perfect voice ... it is my daughters favourite tune (shes now 7) and mine too
thanks RP...
Wow, did THIS board get off track. Time to bring it back to the music.
Beautiful post, huebdoo. I will think of this every time I hear IZ's "Over the Rainbow."
fredriley wrote:
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha *breathe* ha, ha, ha, ha, ha (UK in-joke. . . carry on. . . as you were)
"I'm leaning on a lamppost at the corner of the street, in case a certain little lady comes by. Oh me, oh my..."
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha *breathe* ha, ha, ha, ha, ha (UK in-joke. . . carry on. . . as you were)
Can all ways make me happy
sqqqrly wrote:
Examples?
Glad you asked:
https://paganwiccan.about.com/b/2009/09/03/arizona-pastor-calls-for-obamas-death.htm (Rev. Steven Anderson)
https://news.newamericamedia.org/news/view_article.html?article_id=a80fb9ef697d8b6381e725e5b3da72c1 (Rev. Wiley Drake)
Note to flyboy—so it's not BS, and I'll accept your take back on the facts. I was unaware that ministers were calling for Bush's death from the pulpit as well. No matter what I thought of his policies and his presidency, I find any such notion repugnant and morally abhorrent. Fair enough?
Examples?
Glad you asked:
https://paganwiccan.about.com/b/2009/09/03/arizona-pastor-calls-for-obamas-death.htm (Rev. Steven Anderson)
https://news.newamericamedia.org/news/view_article.html?article_id=a80fb9ef697d8b6381e725e5b3da72c1 (Rev. Wiley Drake)
Note to flyboy—so it's not BS, and I'll accept your take back on the facts. I was unaware that ministers were calling for Bush's death from the pulpit as well. No matter what I thought of his policies and his presidency, I find any such notion repugnant and morally abhorrent. Fair enough?
Israel was featured on NPR's Top 50 Voices of All Time. Apparently, the album he did with the "Over the Rainbow" is still the top selling record of Hawaiian music. He had a beautiful talent.
Yes, Sir. Whatever you want, Sir. Right away, Sir.
Curse you, Bill! It's not fair to play this on a day when snow is flying past my window!
Decoy wrote:
Really? As if the diabetes caused by a fatty, starchy island diet could not have been avoided by eating more fruits, fish, and vegetables. I lived on Maui for a year and I soon found myself in the best shape of my life. Your really have to work at being unhealthy there, and yet so many islanders are.
taken from us far to soon
Really? As if the diabetes caused by a fatty, starchy island diet could not have been avoided by eating more fruits, fish, and vegetables. I lived on Maui for a year and I soon found myself in the best shape of my life. Your really have to work at being unhealthy there, and yet so many islanders are.
Aloha ! Great soul
This is where I head to Pandora…
"I'm leaning on a lamppost at the corner of the street, in case a certain little lady comes by. Oh me, oh my..."
Great song, but even a better album cover!!!
Let the midnight special shine a light on me.
Let the midnight special shine it's ever lovin' light on me.
Yes let the midnight special shine a light on me.
Let the midnight special shine it's ever lovin' light on me.
Let the midnight special shine it's ever lovin' light on me.
Yes let the midnight special shine a light on me.
Let the midnight special shine it's ever lovin' light on me.
taken from us far to soon
araujokrl wrote:
Somehow I do not think it is as simple as a lack of self-discipline either. Probably a lot (was) going on with him that we just don't know about.
Many Native American tribes in the southwest have the same obesity problem. It's not so much the food that contributed to the problem but the consistent supply. As I've heard it, many humans that lived in a place where food was not in constant supply developed a feast and famine diet. Their bodies adjusted to this by absorbing food in the feast times by building up fat reserves to then consume in the times of famine. With the modern day availability of food their bodies just continue to hold fat for use later that is not needed.
That being said there are a lot of physically fit Native Americans who don't suffer from an obesity problem. So I don't know.
I think genetically the cards can be stacked either for or against you. Being blessed to come from a family with a slender build, I have great respect for the people who have overcome obesity. It's not something that I want to see if my will is strong enough to conquer.
Somehow I do not think it is as simple as a lack of self-discipline either. Probably a lot (was) going on with him that we just don't know about.
Many Native American tribes in the southwest have the same obesity problem. It's not so much the food that contributed to the problem but the consistent supply. As I've heard it, many humans that lived in a place where food was not in constant supply developed a feast and famine diet. Their bodies adjusted to this by absorbing food in the feast times by building up fat reserves to then consume in the times of famine. With the modern day availability of food their bodies just continue to hold fat for use later that is not needed.
That being said there are a lot of physically fit Native Americans who don't suffer from an obesity problem. So I don't know.
I think genetically the cards can be stacked either for or against you. Being blessed to come from a family with a slender build, I have great respect for the people who have overcome obesity. It's not something that I want to see if my will is strong enough to conquer.
beautiful voice....
xc_para_puravida wrote:
Biology demonstrates that native peoples' metabolic systems can't cope with the alcohol, sugar, processed food and chemically-laden meat of the industrial food model - and other folks aren't doing too well eating that crap either.
Or maybe he was just eating too damned much of it. Mweep-mwow
Biology demonstrates that native peoples' metabolic systems can't cope with the alcohol, sugar, processed food and chemically-laden meat of the industrial food model - and other folks aren't doing too well eating that crap either.
Or maybe he was just eating too damned much of it. Mweep-mwow
flyboy (Sarah Palin's Hometown) wrote:
I'm going to go ahead and call BS on that one. You can't go and generically say that there are "several' preachers calling for the President's head without something to back it up with. I myself have yet to agree with anything that I've heard come out of President Obama's mouth, and hate his policies with a passion. I also think he's personally an arogant prick, an enemy of the state, and an illegitimate President. I hope he's removed from office absolutely as soon as possible. But I don't wish him or anyone else death. I guess that's the difference between me and the Bush haters, Bill Ayers, Rom Emanuel, etc.
The reference to provenance—in parenthesis—seems redundant for it can be inferred from the "argument" (or lack thereof)
I'm going to go ahead and call BS on that one. You can't go and generically say that there are "several' preachers calling for the President's head without something to back it up with. I myself have yet to agree with anything that I've heard come out of President Obama's mouth, and hate his policies with a passion. I also think he's personally an arogant prick, an enemy of the state, and an illegitimate President. I hope he's removed from office absolutely as soon as possible. But I don't wish him or anyone else death. I guess that's the difference between me and the Bush haters, Bill Ayers, Rom Emanuel, etc.
The reference to provenance—in parenthesis—seems redundant for it can be inferred from the "argument" (or lack thereof)
Why Wheezer and Isreal at tge same time? What a mess…
You do it best I guess. Keep mixing it up William. Go RP