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Post by jasmine on Jul 13, 2023 5:28:56 GMT
In 1985, during the height of popularity of USA for Africa’s “We are the World,” a group of Hawaii recording artists decided to contribute their own song to the cause. Among the popular performers were Henry Kapono, Nohelani Cypriano, Roland Cazimero, Danny Kaleikini, Na Leo o Pilimehana, Karen Kaweahawaii and others.
For those of you who used to spend time in Hawaii in the old days, how many folks do you recognize in this video?
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Post by jasmine on Jul 13, 2023 5:33:46 GMT
Here is Canada’s song. It’s very pretty.
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Post by jasmine on Jul 13, 2023 5:35:35 GMT
And here is Mexico. I think this song may be the best of the bunch.
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Post by jasmine on Jul 13, 2023 5:37:02 GMT
And the song that started it all.
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Post by thor on Jul 13, 2023 9:31:51 GMT
In 1985, during the height of popularity of USA for Africa’s “We are the World,” a group of Hawaii recording artists decided to contribute their own song to the cause. Among the popular performers were Henry Kapono, Nohelani Cypriano, Roland Cazimero, Danny Kaleikini, Na Leo o Pilimehana, Karen Kaweahawaii and others. For those of you who used to spend time in Hawaii in the old days, how many folks do you recognize in this video? Soooo good. I remember this! Memories!  |
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Post by Greg55_99 on Jul 13, 2023 11:57:58 GMT
I was in Hawaii during that time but I was drunk.
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Post by Mercy for All on Jul 13, 2023 16:26:22 GMT
I think it was Britain's "Do They Know It's Christmas" that started this trend.
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Post by Greg55_99 on Jul 13, 2023 17:52:26 GMT
In 1985, during the height of popularity of USA for Africa’s “We are the World,” a group of Hawaii recording artists decided to contribute their own song to the cause. Among the popular performers were Henry Kapono, Nohelani Cypriano, Roland Cazimero, Danny Kaleikini, Na Leo o Pilimehana, Karen Kaweahawaii and others. For those of you who used to spend time in Hawaii in the old days, how many folks do you recognize in this video? Was Don Ho alive and sober at the time? Speaking of alive and sober, I vaguely remember spending a LOT of time and money at some joint called "The Lolipop Lounge" back then. Fond memories.... What I have of them anyways... Greg |
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Post by Mercy for All on Jul 13, 2023 19:07:10 GMT
Here is Canada’s song. It’s very pretty. I thought I saw Paul Shaffer in the crowd, and yeah, he's in the list, but wait, what? John Candy, Eugene Levy, and Catherine O'Hara? Why did I not know they were in that? Wayne Gretzky!? |
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Post by jasmine on Jul 13, 2023 19:59:23 GMT
I think it was Britain's "Do They Know It's Christmas" that started this trend. You’re right! |
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Post by jasmine on Jul 13, 2023 22:29:17 GMT
In 1985, during the height of popularity of USA for Africa’s “We are the World,” a group of Hawaii recording artists decided to contribute their own song to the cause. Among the popular performers were Henry Kapono, Nohelani Cypriano, Roland Cazimero, Danny Kaleikini, Na Leo o Pilimehana, Karen Kaweahawaii and others. For those of you who used to spend time in Hawaii in the old days, how many folks do you recognize in this video? Was Don Ho alive and sober at the time? Speaking of alive and sober, I vaguely remember spending a LOT of time and money at some joint called "The Lolipop Lounge" back then. Fond memories.... What I have of them anyways... Greg He definitely was alive then. I’m not sure how relevant he was by then though. |
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