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Goodbye Hawaii E-13th (Read 507 times)

basilh Big Kahuna I Try to Play Hawaiian Steel Guitar Posts: 801	Goodbye Hawaii E-13th 07/05/09 at 7:19am Samples of a couple versions.. note that only one contains the verse !! The tab is NOT of either version, it's from the original music. ALSO this song appears NOT to be recorded much by other than European groups CLICK HERE AND HERE
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Don Kona Woods Big Kahuna I Love Hawaiian Steel Guitar & My Hawaiian Family Posts: 794	Re: Goodbye Hawaii E-13th Reply #1 - 07/05/09 at 11:37am Thanks for making this available, Basil. I will be looking forward to playing it and hearing the tune and how it sounds. I am still looking forward to a tab on "Island Moon." Aloha, Don."
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Ron Simpson Big Kahuna I Love Hawaiian Steel Guitar Posts: 127	Re: Goodbye Hawaii E-13th Reply #2 - 07/05/09 at 1:28pm Mahalo nui loa for posting this song Basil. Out of curiousity, is this the the same Dave Apollon who was a child prodgigy on the mandolin, originally from Russia, and went on to great sucess in New York? Ron
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basilh Big Kahuna I Try to Play Hawaiian Steel Guitar Posts: 801	Re: Goodbye Hawaii E-13th Reply #3 - 07/05/09 at 2:52pm Don't know Ron.. BUT in this video he is playing with a group from the Philippines and there's a pretty smart Tricone player in it.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4SFn5avl_E
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Re: Goodbye Hawaii E-13th
Reply #4 - 07/08/09 at 5:00pm

Interesting! I've never seen the verses before. I have a copy of the first version you linked to, as well as one performed by Henry Hall and the BBC Dance Orchestra. The notes to the latter credit Len Fillis and George Dickinson "guitars". I recognize the steel playing of Fillis only, BUT there is a solo section which contains a steel and musical saw duet, so I assume that must be Dickinson.

Anyway, thanks for the tab. I plan on tuning to E13 and giving this a whirl.

"The music of the Hawaiians, the most fascinating in the world, is still in my ears and
haunts me sleeping and waking."
Mark Twain

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