22.53 Corey & Kalei w Neal Chin!

[@dragonsanonymous]

Ya'll really keep the uke community and spirit alive with these awesome videos. I have been watching them for years, and learning from all the amazing uke players you feature. Thank you so much for providing us non-Hawaiians with this kind of access to the uke community!

[@carole8312]

Completely agree. 🙂 Thank you.👍👍

[@mikek4708]

Just magic, definitely got Ko’olau envy. Damn that uke is gorgeous. Love the session you guys are amazing musician's Neal is just such a positive soul and so talented. Bless you all and all the best for the festive season.

[@ukeing_lady721]

Gorgeous sounding instruments.

[@kurtstauffacher4425]

That Greensleeves/Nothing Else Matters arrangement = Musical magic! Thanks for sharing :)

[@ukeing_lady721]

Absolutely amazing! Thanks for making my cold freezing-rainy day feel warm and wonderful!

[@donnaukes]

Corey is just hilarious 😂😂😂 he cracks me up. True though…I totally tried that bird cll and failed. Fun to see Neal…he always looks so happy. Really had fun with that strum and I attribute a lot of my fingerpicking technique from Daniel Ward!!! Love his books! ❤❤❤ Fun episode!

[@MissPoshosho]

Not only is this a master class on so many levels.. You also make me fall in love with the Guitar/Ukulele over and over again. Wow feeling inspired.

[@erickaragon9879]

Great episode fellas! Corey and Kalei are already magical duo but when you throw Neal in the mix, insane. These 3 are brillant musicians and their chemistry is out of this world. Mahalo!!!

[@HawaiiMusicSupplyTUS]

So true! Also the way that the baritone blends in - just the right spot between the Kalei’s uke and the guitar

[@Tallulahthedog]

Really sounds quite beautiful. I always love hearing Neal playing with y’all

[@NealChin]

Thanks Margaret 😁

[@WhichwayJanus]

Thank you, Andrew, for your great recordings. We recently upgraded our sound system. Now, I close my eyes and Corey and Kalei are four feet away playing for me exclusively. Wonderful!

[@HawaiiMusicSupplyTUS]

That sounds absolutely amazing. Which speakers did you get?

[@WhichwayJanus]

@@HawaiiMusicSupplyTUS A pair of Bowers and Wilkins 805 D4’s with a REL T9x subwoofer all fed by a NAD M10v2 amp. That amp, by the way, is nothing short of a miracle.

[@mountfairweather]

Aloha 🌺 from Vancouver Canada!

[@gardengazette]

It’s so magical listening to you guys. Your Greensleeves version gave me goosebumps!

[@HawaiiMusicSupplyTUS]

Mahalo 🤙 ❤

[@raymondstebbins5904]

Everytime I watch I'm jaw dropped always enjoy can't wait for what's coming next week

[@markandaudge]

Awesome stuff guys

[@WhichwayJanus]

By the way, where is that arrangement of Greensleeves and Nothing Else Matters? Best I’ve heard in ages.

[@garygotori5022]

Always a good time watching, Neal now has all of us doing that thumb strum! 😉

[@Edvenchers]

Thank you for playing Nothing Else Matters

[@Edvenchers]

I bet you guys could do a wicked Space Oddity

[@jtelevenoyd1571]

Gotta love a bird that yells "MEOW!" at 160dB.

[@pmorey2378]

Nothing like a visit from Neal!🤙🏼

[@jeffpeterson8522]

35:00-40:00 gave me goosebumps!

[@eleesiasportraits6114]

That thumb strum was wild!

[@chrispasquarello5981]

Soft tension w hard A should be a set. It’s all I play!

[@sonnyhohulin3069]

Wondering what model of pono Baritone that was played, And do you have in stocks. Great sounding with that uke and string combo...

[@chris.lanzon]

Dangit.. I definitely tried the bird call!

[@HawaiiMusicSupplyTUS]

🐦 🎶

[@KandMe1]

You said "let us know how we can help you". I have a suggetion. The problem with these is we don't really get to know the actual sound qualities over the interent. Not the real audio, what we get is a very rugulated soundbyte. If there is a way of using what you have recorded to create a library that can be accessed for download of labeled instruments according to your post numbering it might be worth doing because being here in Western Australia I would prefer to buy an instrument online but for one thing, that is the induviduality of an instrument cannot be campled, I don't get to play it. You could make that library to compensate for lack of hands on. If I am going to pay high end prices for an instrument, I want to be able to get a good feel for it. If it could be done you guys have a vehicle to do it with. If I could get a sound byte of Ko'olau's to compare with say aNuiNui range, it would really help me. I could take a shot at say a $500-$7000 instrument but not something I got to put out $2,500 for. If I could download some samples of Koa to comare with Mango or Cedar or Redwood it would help me a lot.

[@justlearning1696]

You guys same the same thing about every ukulele but none of them sound the same