Forum member Jeff Au Hoy doing some Hawaiian trio work

Norman Markowitz · From: Santa Cruz, California

A couple of nice videos of Jeff Au Hoy along with Peter Moon on 'ukulele in support of Cyril Pahinui.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEw6L6xPNdM Jeff has a nice solo starting at 3:50 to end the song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knB82WmnrI4 Elegant fills and a couple of nice solos. He also uses his steel to imitate the sound of a Hawaiian drum called the Ipu Heke.

Mike Anderson · From: British Columbia, Canada

That is so beautiful - go Jeff!

Ron Whitfield · From: Kaaawa, Hawaii, USA

That video documented the last days of the Rick in favor of an old Fender single 8(?) that Jeff has been seen with lately at his Wed. 'Kanikapila Grill' shows with Cyril/Peter.

Mike Anderson · From: British Columbia, Canada

Whaaat? What gives, Jeff? Why no frypan?

Jeff Au Hoy · From: Honolulu, Hawai'i

Hehe thanks Mike, the video actually documents my first days back with the frypan. I threw the Deluxe 8 in the dumpster--got tired of fighting it. Well, just kidding--I just don't have the touch to get a good sound out of a Fender Embarassed

. Rickenbachers are way more forgiving.

Jerome Hawkes · From: Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA

I'm with mike on that scare...glad to hear you snapped out of that experiment. Next thing, you'd be playing a gibson Shocked

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Mike Anderson · From: British Columbia, Canada

Hell, I'd walk across <hyperbole> freshly extruded pahoehoe </hyperbole> to hear Jeff play, even if it was a cigar box strung with baling wire. Still, it was spooky there for a while. Whitfield, you are a NAUGHTY guy!

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