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Pre convention jam with President Kamaka Tom on uke, Bobby Ingano, Tricone.
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Dick Honold (l) likes the way Bobby Ingano plays. Louis Zerdoner from New York agrees.
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Bobby Ingano
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Duke Ching giving fatherly advice to Derrick Mau. Derrick looking for a grain of salt.
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Duke tunes up.
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Bobby Ingano (l) and Rick Aiello (r) consider Bill Leff's song request.
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Friday morning 2 AM. (l-r) Bernie Endaya, Ian Ufton, Kamaka Tom, Duke Ching.
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(l-r) John Anderson, Howard Reinlieb and Bobby Ingano share a laugh.
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Bobby Ingano, steel. Bernie Endaya, bass.
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Hula Dancers relaxing after the Luau gig. Dancers are known to take good care of their health through diet and exercise. Anyone seen my Zippo?
(l-r) Mike Beeks, Leigh Bell, Gloria Akuna, Luverne Murawski |
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Bernie Endaya, bass. HSGA Security Officers Doug Smith and Duke Ching, question Mary and Bill Creller
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(l-r) Kamaka Tom and Duke Ching performing a duet on what looks like the world's longest steel guitar.
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Well past midnight. (l-r) Rick Aiello, Floyd Alexander, Bill Leff.
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Doug Smith, guitar. Bernie Endaya, bass.
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Gil Ogawa, tenor guitar. Tom and Setsuko Tohma enjoying the evening.
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Rick Aiello talks, Bill Creller considers.
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Barb Kuhns, uke. Tom Tohma, steel.
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Honolulu's Derrick Mau.
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Jeff Au Hoy, uke. Rick Aiello, Dustpan.
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Three, count em, three steels at once! (l-r) Herb Hanawahine, Bobby Ingano, Derrick Mau, Jeff Au Hoy, Bill Leff.
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"Twilight Blues" jam. (bottom l-r) Tom Tohma, Gerald Ross, Chris Kennison, Dave Giegerich, Bill Leff, John Anderson, Steve Kreider, Duke Ching.
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Derrick Mau, guitar. Chris Kennison, steel. Setsuko Tohma listens.
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Jeff Au Hoy.
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Julie Waters learning a new tune.
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Lobby jam. Ian Ufton. Duke Ching.
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Aina Smith's impromtu hula.
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Chris Kennison, steel. Bill Leff, guitar.
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Rick face off. Bill Leff (l) playing the Dick McIntire frypan. Rick Aiello (r) on his creation the "Dustpan".
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