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It is located in the HPR office and studio complex at 738 Kaheka Street, across from the Honolulu Don Quijote. The Studio is available for rent for musical performances, community group meetings, and lectures. The Atherton Studio seats 75 people and is home to a magnificent BГ¶sendorfer concert grand piano. Green is the long-time owner and operator of Surf N Sea in Haleiwa and has been a resident of Oahu's North Shore since 1977.ДЄbout HPR's Atherton Performing Arts Studio

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In 2010 he decided it was time to learn how to make his favorite instrument and founded Haleiwa Ukulele. Singing, performing and composing have been among Green's interests throughout his decades-long love affair with music. The Atherton Studio is located at Hawaii Public Radio, 738 Kaheka Street. Tickets are $30 general, $25 for HPR members, and $15 for students with ID. Reservations may be made online at or by calling the station (80) during regular business hours.

Accompanying Green will be master bluesman Rick Smith. The evening will feature original, semi-autobiographical compositions inspired by Green's love of Hawaiian song, especially the sound of the ukulele, with a little Southern flair mixed in. The North Shore's Joe Green shares stories and performs original music from his debut CD, 'The Music in Me,' in the intimacy of HPR's Atherton Studio on Saturday, May 17 th at 7:30 p.m. May 17th concert features music inspired by life on Oahu's North Shore Mahalo Records is owned by Surfside Hawaii, Inc., P.O.'The Music in Me' with Joe Green and Rick Smith Lehua Records is owned by Surfside Hawaii, Inc., P.O. Web Site CopyrightВ© 2022 - Surfside Hawaii, Inc. Jerry 'Manu' Byrd (1975) Steel Guitar, Nashville/Hawaii That's the 'SUPER PICKERS' - Super guys - Super everything. No other drummer could carry Buddy's hat, let alone his sticks! I say this because that is exactly what he would say. Last, but certainly the last (just kidding, Buddy) is drummer Buddy Harmon. A real genius on all keyboards.Д«obby Thompson - soft spoken, and he doesn't say much - but that 5-string banjo does! Hargus Robbins - nickname, 'Pig.' How in the devil that came about I'll never know, but you've heard the old clichГ© - 'he can play the piano blindfolded.' Well 'Pig' does - he is blind and was chosen as the leader of the SUPER PICKERS. Would be like having a wedding without the bride's folks! I can't imagine doing a recording session without him. Harold Bradley- born with guitar picks in his mouth instead of teeth! He eats a guitar up - along with anything else that has strings on it.Д«obby Moore - Bass. Rhythm guitar supreme and a country boy who made good. He's got to be the best lead guitar in the universe. We spent a lot of hours together in Nashville recording studios, before I moved to Paradise! Writing about these guys - the 'Nashville Super Pickers', who won all the Grammy Awards in Country music this year, is like writing about my brothers. In this album, the first of its kind ever produced, the songs are of old and new Hawaii and the accompaniments are straight from Nashville country, with the exception of the lovely 'sweetening' by Jerry Byrd and his Hawaiian Steel Guitar.ДЄnd there, as superlative bridge between the two, is MELVEEN LEED, the Hawaiian-Country girl. Blending English lyrics with Hawaiian or Hawaiian words with songs written originally in English seems natural to her. She handles the Island songs with ease - whether they are in Hawaiian or English. The two forms of musical expression have so much in common and Melveen is at home in both fields. It is only natural that Melveen Leed, the part-Hawaiian country girl from Molokai, is the singer leading the way in bridging the gap between Hawaiian and Country music.

To buy this album, please contact one of our distributors listed below. Me `Oe E A`u E Hele Pu ( A Closer Walk With Thee)Д¬ontact Lehua Records, the owner of this recording, about the licensingДЇor the use of any part of this album, press Walk Through Paradise & Jesu Me Ke Kanaka Wai Wai