Beautiful Music , Great songs ,, big 10s 10s 10s 10s 10s 10s

Beautiful ❤

Wonderful desu. Hi Keni, Brad

16:04 I think that's Kaipo Asing doing a good job as MC. This is the kind of stuff you learn on the bandstand. They don't teach you that in music conservatory, lol. Being a good MC is an art unto itself, and Kaipo does it very well.

🤙Right on man. Great work.

👯👯👯👯

Great song repertoire and approach.

Aloha! Mahalo nui for the comment. I am sorry that it is very hard to find even in Japan now. That guitar was built-to-order product so the number is limited. They had stopped to accept orders over twenty years ago.

Aloha! Great playing! I play with George Kuo and noticed that your double-neck resembles the double-neck George Kuo plays today? George told me that he had acquired his from Japan. I was wondering if you could share how I would able to buy or order a double-neck for myself? Any information would be greatly appreciated!

気持ちが落ち着きます。音楽は言葉ですね

選曲がいいですね。バンド編成も面白いです。

Old time band music sound of yesterday

Love it! ❤️‍🔥

Apparently this flower has been picked.

Oh! My! This is beautiful! It touches your spirit with these lingering notes. Thankyou.

maika'i

Thank you for sharing!

この曲大好きです！

Love the fun take!

懐かしい！

Lovely touch! You do that Weizzy justice! Mr. Dave would love this.

Absolutely gorgeous. Thank you. In 1986 (or there abouts) El Rayo-X was appearing at The Belly-Up Tavern in Solana Beach, CA. (I saw them there a couple of times) a few miles from my hometown of Escondido) and I made a point of arriving a little earlier than usual to catch him pre-show after their sound check to make a special "offering" personally to Mr. Dave himself of something near and dear to his well-known "shameful, lustful sickness" ( his words) for cheap & weird polyester. I presented to him two pieces of clothing - one pair of white Farrah slacks with green & yellow verticle stripes that looked just like Beech Nut Fruit Striped gum, with a wide bell-bottom flare - which he was very impressed with ("Where th' HELL did you find these? El-Habu is pleased!" he said with a fraternal bow) as well as a God-awful shiny Polyester buttoned shirt of black, red, and white swirls, with very wide lapels ("This shirt looks ANGRY" he said, holding it out and admiring it with a evil smile... The only cost for them, I said, was if I could do for him MY Jimmy Stewart impression, seeing as how he was so well known for his. He said in this best Jimmy, "W-w-w-ell s-s-ure, of c-c-c-ourse, son!" and then channeling my Jimmy, I did mine for him.... and, although I can't say here what it was I said (I could, but I won't) but he threw his head back and roared, laughing so hard he almost pissed himself, I mean laughed for a solid 3 or 4 minutes, saying, "Oh! Oh! That's just The Shit, man, that's so messed up!! Oh m-a-a-a-n!!" and then had me repeat it for a member of the band who was standing nearby (rather Jorge Calderon or Bernie Larson, I can't recall now.) Later, during the show, he repeated my line Jimmy Stewart style into the mike during their Ska-tinged "Werewolves Of London" and, while no one in the crowd had a clue what it meant, I was so proud of that moment, that I made someone that I admire so much so happy with laughter & joy with an inside joke that I'm sure he would remember and take with him, that made my night!! The afternoon that he died I just sat down and teared up, like getting punched in the stomach, just in absolute disbelief.....it was hard to believe that someone so cool, with so much soul & once-in-a-lifetime talent as Mr. David Lindley could be taken away.....I am a guitarist as well, and David Lindley's stunning tone, touch & style runs deep, deep like the big muddy, but when I think of him I will always think of his laugh that night...that man, I tell you, was a conduit for soul & joy.... R.I.P., El Habu.

Woaw, between all the greats. Sounds and feels like one big family. Do you think your Clinesmith frypan sounds as good as Bobby's Rickenbacher? I am still trying to make a horse-shoe pickup like in these lap steel guitars, but so far no luck.....Thanks for uploading.

Beautiful !

Wow...3 of the greatest Hammahs in Hawaiian music today! The legendary Uncle Gary Aiko, Kaipo Asing and of course, my handsome & multi-talented compadre, Bobby Ingano!

We're dropping down to -20C in British Columbia. Sure appreciate a bit of Hawaii in the meantime. Really liked the harmonics sections.

That's a great song. Listening a second time. Interesting tuning. Prefer A6 to C6 on lap steel but have been fooling around with open C (CGCGCE) on Weissenborn. Hadn't occured to me yet to try adding A for the 6th and minor chords. Ha.

Good Songs. Great thank you. Yaaah. You make me feel happy ahhhh !❤❤❤

Beautiful in every way. Thank you.

Loved it! Congratulations! :D

Beautiful.

フライパンの音が素晴らしい🌺🌴🌈

Lovely melody and excellent musicians!!

So nice

very nice!

I love your music

おっ、フライパン！ハワイアンムード最高潮！👍ギターの女性も上手い。👍

Aiko さん、久しぶりに拝見しました。

❤ 😊

fry pan! I'm jealous lol good job on the chimes 🤙🤙

I love Hawaiian music soo much 🌺

Bravo!

Just came across this after seeing Cindy Cashdollar with Johnny Nicholas doing Yellow Roses elsewhere on KZbin and then listening to Ry Cooder's version. Beautiful lap steel playing! Thank you for putting this up.

Pre war. very nice I watch Ledwad Ka'apana every month in my home town Kona. sounds good brah

FRY PAN!!!!!!!! I want one bad

Gary Aiko on bass... the son of the late Great Auntie Genoa Keawe

Thanks for that. So long, Dave.

🙌ありがとうございます

Thanks to Mr. Dave for sharing this beautiful song with me and to you for reminding me.

Beautiful! I wonder how many of us would be building and playing Weissenborns had not Mr. Dave rescued them from the dust bin of history and showed their beautiful sound to the world. He was a well of inspiration. I going to miss hearing new music from him but am glad he left us with so much recorded music. RIP Dave.