Would there be interest in a Hoopii book/DVD?

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Brian Hunter
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Is your head okay?
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Mike ...the tunes Stacy covered were Hula Blues , Feelin' No Pain, Hano Hano Hawaii ( 1st break and turnarounds), Honolulu Hula Heigh, Hula Girl, Kaala, Palolo, Stack o'Lee Blues, Maui Chimes, Lei Lehua, Indiana March, Patches, Tomi Tomi. There are a couple of others I think where he includes a small part of a Sol tune. Also many of those I listed Stacy doesn't cover the entire tune .
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Brian Hunter wrote:Is your head okay?
Yes, my head is okay. Cut all the way to the bone. I think I can play better now--the ideas just seem to flow out of my mind....

Thanks for the list Les. I don't think I was going to cover any of those anyway. I'm looking at Singin' The Blues, Fascinating Rhythm, An Orange Grove, I Like You, 12th St. Rag (early version) and ????
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Hahahahaha. I ran into a guy at Motor City when I still lived in NYC who had been trepanned.
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Sol Hoopii book/Dvd

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Mike the late Bruce Clark of Cumquat Records covered some of Sol's tunes in his Play-A-Long With The Hawaiian Hotshots CD and Tab.and backing tracks. They are Twilight Blues, Aloha Oe Blues and Hula Blues in C#min7 and Chilli Blues ,Orange Grove in California and Hilo March in A high bass. His tab.and notation are excellent as well as his playing.I think I paid about $75 which I thought was good value.
I must admit that I have not yet got one of those tunes completely down yet and I agree that Sol's style of playing is difficult to master but I did get your 12th St Rag video etc. and can play that slowly. The video was a big help so any thing new you do of Sol Hoopii I'll be into.
Hope the 42 stitched laceration doesn't leave a disfiguireing scar.Regards Barry S
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Mike Neer wrote[quote]Thanks for the list Les. I don't think I was going to cover any of those anyway. I'm looking at Singin' The Blues, Fascinating Rhythm, An Orange Grove, I Like You, 12th St. Rag (early version) and ????

How about hula girl?
Man those bar scrapes!!! would love to see someone pull that off and how about those solo,s?
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Hula Girl could be a good one. As far as those rhythm breaks go, I don't know exactly how the whole thing is done, but I've gotten pretty close. I'll keep this one in mind.
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Sol has a pretty hot version of Right or Wrong, and I sense his humor in the break. I request that for consideration. :roll:
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