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HE ALOHA NO O HONOLULU
02:44
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2. |
ALOHA NO WAU I KO MAKA
01:42
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3. |
HAWAIIAN WEDDING SONG
02:37
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PALOLO
01:48
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KAULANA O HILO HANAKAHI
01:54
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AKAKA
02:06
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7. |
KALENA KAI
02:05
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8. |
ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL
01:30
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9. |
UA LIKE NO A LIKE
02:08
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10. |
'A'OIA
01:34
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PALIAKAMOA
01:53
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12. |
KO'ULA
02:34
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13. |
HULA O MAKEE
02:03
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Wayne B. Reis Hawaii
Wayne B. Reis is a Hawaiian composer, musician and recording artist with an assorted list of musical instrumental talents
which include his Ukulele, Banjo, various guitar tunings and his Hawaiian Steel guitar..
His diverse music compositions touches many genres.
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