King Benny Nawahi Island Lords Transcriptions

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Andy Volk
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King Benny Nawahi Island Lords Transcriptions

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FYI .... Thanks for the tip from Christo Ruppenthal. A new digital album .... King Benny Nawahi Island Lords Transcriptions.

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Thanks for the heads-up, Andy. This is the good stuff!

Benny was a monster steel player and uke wizard. One of my all-time faves.
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Post by Jesse Pearson »

Thanks for posting this Andy...Reminds me of why I love playing and studying steel guitar. Sounds like an acoustic guitar and I've also heard Bennie use a metal Reso as well. Probable a Ric Fry Pan to but not sure. Is this Sol Hoopii's C#min7 tuning I'm wondering? Nice stuff...
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Some really beautiful material here. Great guitar tone. Not the usual Hawai'ian repertoire. Thanks.
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You're welcome, all. FYI, the size of the original record was huge! 16". I assume these were manufactured solely for radio use.

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Post by Roger Fletcher »

Yes, I once had a translucent red transcription disk like that. I had forgotten they start on the inside.
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