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You were watching two slack key masters just fooling around on a hot sunny day . Rest in peace Uncle Gabby and Uncle Peter . Thank you for all the music you left for us to listen .

Wow...I am born and bred Hawaiain. Always respected and admired Gabby's importance, but only now realize...I have never heard him speak!!! Wow! And this video..doesn't do him justice. I wish you could see one where he actualy sings

Keep searching Gabby there's alot more, Peter Moon also. Two masters. You can tell Gabby also listened to what his kids were listening to and incorporated it into his 1970's stuff. The back yard video's are awesome with his son's and other Hawaiian music royalty.

Gabby was a musical Buddha.

Cheeeeeeehhhhhhuuuuuuuuuu 💚 🤙🏿 uncle Gabby

Mahalo for watching 💕

The great Gabby Pahinui and Peter Moon! ❤️🤙😎

Gabby and Peter Moon...legends from the Hawaiian Renaissance of the 1970s...Kanikapila!! NO BETTER decade of Hawaiian local music of the day!! Kalapana, Cecilio and Kapono, Olomana, Country Comfort, Sunday Manoa...how lucky to have grown up in that era!! IMUA!!

Killer record choice . Being Hawaiian and learning slack key the traditional way that gabby refers to is spiritually rewarding.

Why uh lie ? Is how to pronounce Waialae. Gabby is an absolute legend in Hawaiian music and is one of the if not the central figure in what was called the Hawaiian renaissance in the 70s. Peter is also a Hawaiian institution, Cane Fire and Guava Jelly are two of his best known songs. Gabby's kids were all good musicians and had a band together at one time, a couple of them pursued careers as professional musicians, including Bla who was a great guitar player in his own right. Bla had a big hit in Hawaii with his song Come And Go With Me, he also played a right-handed guitar left-handed, but with the strings upside down in the right-handed position, because, as a kid he had to learn on his dads' guitar, Gabby was right-handed. Dick Dale Is another guitarist that plays a guitar in that configuration. Brada Iz - Israel Kamakavivo'ole (kah mah kah veevo olay) pays tribute to Gabby at the start of his world-famous cover of Somewhere Over The Rainbow when he says, "kay, this one's for Gabby" The video has received over 1.2 billion views and is widely considered the best version ever done. A fantastic song by another great, well known Hawaiian artist is, Magic Planet by Brother Noland, (Noland Conjugation). Either of the three (Bla, Iz, Noland) or all, would provide a great reaction. If you haven't heard any later Dick Dale, his song Nitro is a ripper with a great video. Thanks for checking out Gabby !!!

Slack key! He was all nail!!! Unko Gabby “POPS” Pahinui! Legend in Hawaii!!!

Im so glad to see younger generations reacting to our famous old time kupuna and there life long music. Every year they have a Kanikapila jam session down at Waimanalo Beach Park, its so awesome, loads of entertainers, in Honor of Pops Pahinui. I hope one day you both can come down and just to be there and listen to all these Kanaka Mauoli jam on their guitars n ukuleles. Bring your picnic gear, they have awesome food booths, the beach is right off to the side. Sunscreen is needed for the visitors for sure. You'll be amazed and in awe. Especially when you can sit with a lot of Kanakas, keiki, and our kupuna. Gosh i miss hm., Ke Akuas country/Aina 😢🤙💯🌺🎶🎤, Aloha and eo' o Waimanalo 🌺🌺🌺

Gabby Pops Pahinui singing and playing slack key is pure Hawaiian soul music. Me Ke Aloha Pumehana.

So good to see Peter moon again . He look so young there and Gabby is just Gabby the Hawaiian master slack key uncle. Mahalo nui for this. I love those times when everything was simple and so Hawaiian!

Wow I was just scrolling & came across this & love you guys for this I'm a fan of yall page now brand new subscriber

Aloha braddah. Mahalo for appreciating the music of “pops” himself

Love this style, I found you by looking for reactions to it

Gotta fact check previous comments; Person who mentioned about Kahahawai name, research the “ Macy Case”. Gabby was “hanae” by the Pahinui family. Peter Moon didn’t die a violent death, we went to visit him before he passed. He was in a coma, but very peaceful looking. As for Peter Jr., he’s fine and well. As for Peter not letting your dad go to the hospital, Peter would not be that heart-less to do such a thing.I know Peter,Peter Jr. and I have history with the Pahinui ohana. Happy New Year, Margaret MacDonald Pahinui

Awesome! Slack-key Royalty Sometime you should check out Dennis Pavao, the album Ka Leo Kiekie. ☮️🤘🤙

Love that slack key.. Hawaii style open string tuning. Always try to take some in when I visit the Islands...and it's been too long.

One thing I love is the respect you guys show towards my family 🥰 ik it’s weird to claim but this would be my great grandfather’s brother my last name is Rosecrans but since my family split up he was adopted under the Pahinui family

@JustinPanariello

Жыл бұрын

🙏

Watching and hearing this made me miss my Dad so much!! He played slack key and I grew up on that music amidst the R&B, Rock and other genres of music out there. Mahalo nui for the memories.

The Spaniard cowboys brought over their guitars and the Hawaiian "Paniolo/Cowboy" picked up these guitars and slacked the strings to provide a lower tone to accompany their singing voices. I play mostly in slack key myself and it is so simple to provide several tone levels to accompany my single voice.

Gabby is in the background. The Camera was mostly on Peter Moon with the thumb pick.

Uncle Gabby, My great grandmother used to play music with him, he would come over to her house and have a Kanika pila session which means (lets play music) and by the way, this is what a pure blooded Hawaiian looked like, there were a lot more during those days. we are a dying breed. awesome to see someone react to his music!

Thank you for making a video of my Grampa. #kahahawai #pahinui

It’s slack key a style of loosening the strings created in Hawaii where the guitar sounds so beautiful but it’s a little bit more soft on the fingers

GABBY #1.

Pahinui=Pah-hee-new-wee Waialae=Why-ah-lie, area/district, makai(towards mountain) outside of Waikiki. Also, checkout... Gabby's sons...James(Bla) & Cyril.... Sunday Manoa Peter Moon Band Hui Ohana

Try jealousy by maoli tysm for sharing this video we live on the same street as the pahinui family in beautiful waimamalo.....

Mexicans and south americans brought guitar to Hawaii because they came when hawaiians needed help ranching cattle. Also legends say the Spanish arrived in 1555. Which has been proven by spanish and french ship logs and maps.

What we have here is Hawaiian Therapy….

If you want to hear more slack key then try the band HAPA

A'ole Pilikia, not a problem. Listen to Gabby play a version of Moonlight Lady.

"W" in Hawaiian is pronounced as a "V" ex: Hawaii is Ha-Va-ii. However, most locals don't do the "V" exchange. Hawaiian is a dying language. I was born and raised in Hawaii.

why-uh-lie lol :)

My Grampa Gabby is Maui royalty descended from war Chief hero of Maui Kahahawai. That generation changed their names from Kahahawai to Pahinui because the United States government was genociding our family in 1932. They burnt down Lahaina because the US military SAID they were going to kill us all, the descendants of the last Chiefs of Maui.

@tobysettle8595

3 ай бұрын

Aloha Kamaka!

Peter Moon was a rich jeweler, and he died a horrible death in a very long coma. And the son had to deal with monetary predators. ~ My dad missed my birth because he said he was at band practice with Peter Moon and Peter wouldn't get my dad leave rehearsal. hmm.

You guys are killing me with the Olelo Hawai'i pronunciation! Are you local?! And, if so, you're just discovering Gabby? Auwe!

@JustinPanariello

3 ай бұрын

no we're not local

@tobysettle8595

3 ай бұрын

@@JustinPanariello Kay den! I was confused by your Wife's comment that there was a Country Club near you called Waialae which would suggest you live in Honolulu.

Try Hank III - Smoke and Wine!

@JustinPanariello

2 жыл бұрын

I actually know/love that song!

@SgtSaint420

2 жыл бұрын

@@JustinPanariello its one of my favorites! I think it would be a good introduction for your wife! If she doesn't already know it

@JustinPanariello

2 жыл бұрын

@@SgtSaint420 she doesnt.. and yes!

Why lie…why a lie = Wai`alae. Not vai a lae. Lol

Wye. Ah Lye

its pronounced WHY- AH- LIE

Cheee uncle gabby hawaiian hof

prounounced WHY A LIE

Slack key plays by ear not lessons.

Why I lie

Y a lie