Prince Tui Teka Story - Part 3

[@gem2490]

Thanks for the memories. This legend of a man left this world way to soon. Greatest entertainer there every was.

[@KREW4EVERest2013]

I’ve seen part 1 part 2 now I’m on part 3

[@iitumzii8378]

This dudes da man. Song reminds me of my papa n nana. Chur prince

[@62.haylem]

the farfar feelings are when there are no doe bois in the boil up 😂😂

[@BryanneCollins]

What a talented man, used to watch him all the time in Whakatane 🥰

[@waihuhu099]

This is my hometown of the 1970s. I remember the time Tui came to perform this concert at the local pub very well. It was big news ... because it was also the period he was dating Missy. It's so good to see whanaunga in this video ... many who have passed on now: Uncle Sharkey and Nanny Carol and there's even Uncle Rick in the background ...

[@TheNesianscribe]

When I listen to his wonderful voice, I am instantly catapaulted back to my childhood. Ahhhh, good days!

[@KREW4EVERest2013]

Not the wha wha feelings 😂 and *high note* ugh 🫣 arasist haha black spots *high note to low note*😂 echo echo echo echo

[@Awakeninghumanzombies247]

🦁👑🧬🌈💛

[@TheNesianscribe]

LOL at the crate of beer crossing the screen @ 4.20 - those were the days!

[@howlinblues]

THIS MUST BE TAKEN IN THE 1980,s JUDGING BY THE OLE HAIR STYLES I HAVE TO SAY I MISS THE OLE MAORI SHOW BANDS THEY HAD AROUND IN THE 1960,s AND 1970,s THEY WERE PLENTIFUL IN NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA THEN. WERATI PENETANA AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND.

[@stevenhakaraia3420]

Kapai Prince my koro and father got on with you r.i.p big fella

[@trudytihi]

kids cuz lve dis

[@wdeadman49]

how did they die....? he looks like a very sweet guy...beautiful songs he sang....

[@pukka43]

r i p cussy tui and missy your cussy graham maurirere