Posts Tagged ‘kamaka ukulele’Strummin’ in the City (#84)Wednesday, June 5, 2013  Strummin’ beside the new Citi Bikes here in NYC. (Kamaka 6-string tenor/Lili’u ‘ukulele. Union Square, NYC. June 2013) A lot of folks find it hard to believe that I carry my ‘ukulele with me all the time.But you never know when you might feel like strumming! And as Pops is always quick to advise: Ho’omākaukau. Be prepared. Ah… the life of an urban strummer!(Do you like the ʻukulele in the photo? Check out www.kamakahawaii.com for some of the best ʻukuleles on the planet!) Strummin’ in the City (#83)Tuesday, November 20, 2012  Strummin’ in the Catskills! (Kamaka 6-string Tenor/Lili’u ‘ukulele. Catskill Mountains 11.4.12) A lot of folks find it hard to believe that I carry my ‘ukulele with me all the time.But you never know when you might feel like strumming! And as Pops is always quick to advise: E ho’omākaukau. Be prepared. Ah… the life of an urban strummer!(Do you like the ʻukulele in the photo? Check out www.kamakahawaii.com for some of the best ʻukuleles on the planet!) Strummin’ in the City (#82)Tuesday, November 13, 2012  Yup. I brought my ‘ukulele with me when I got a root canal today. (Kamaka soprano/standard ‘ukulele) NYC 11.13.12 A lot of folks find it hard to believe that I carry my ‘ukulele with me all the time.But you never know when you might feel like strumming! And as Pops is always quick to advise: E ho’omākaukau. Be prepared. Ah… the life of an urban strummer!(Do you like the ʻukulele in the photo? Check out www.kamakahawaii.com for some of the best ʻukuleles on the planet!) Strummin’ in the City (#81) ELECTION DAY 2012!Tuesday, November 6, 2012  Yup. I even took it with me when I went to vote today! Rockin' a Kamaka soprano (standard) 'ukulele at the voting site! (NYC 11.6.12) A lot of folks find it hard to believe that I carry my ‘ukulele with me all the time.(Yup! I even took it with me when I went to vote today! See photo above.) But you never know when you might feel like strumming! And as Pops is always quick to advise: E ho’omākaukau. Be prepared. Ah… the life of an urban strummer!(Do you like the ʻukulele in the photo? Check out www.kamakahawaii.com for some of the best ʻukuleles on the planet!) Strummin’ in the City (#79)Tuesday, October 16, 2012  GOOD MEDICINE: Kamaka soprano (standard) 'ukulele & Columbia University Medical Center (NYC, 10.16.12) A lot of folks find it hard to believe that I carry my ‘ukulele with me all the time.But you never know when you might feel like strumming! And as Pops is always quick to advise: E ho’omākaukau. Be prepared. Ah… the life of an urban strummer!(Do you like the ʻukulele in the photo? Check out www.kamakahawaii.com for some of the best ʻukuleles on the planet!) Strummin’ in the City (#78)Tuesday, October 9, 2012  War and Peace: An antique cannon and my Kamaka 6-string Tenor 'ukulele. (Fort Tryon Park, NYC 10.8.12) A lot of folks find it hard to believe that I carry my ‘ukulele with me all the time.But you never know when you might feel like strumming! And as Pops is always quick to advise: E ho’omākaukau. Be prepared. Ah… the life of an urban strummer!(Do you like the ʻukulele in the photo? Check out www.kamakahawaii.com for some of the best ʻukuleles on the planet!) |
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This is pertaining to my hānai son, Jason Poole. I call him Iakona. He's been with me for quite some time now. I've always admired this young man. I invited him to join me. I took him in as a son. |
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How did Pittsburgh-born, classically trained singer Jason Poole find himself knee-deep in mud, gutting fish on the remote island of Molokai? |
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