Darlene Ahuna is one of Hawaii's foremost female vocalists. She is a multiple Na Hoku Hanohano Award winner, including "Female Vocalist of the Year," the highest recognition available from the Hawaiian music industry. Darlene has performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City, at festivals, concerts, -and ho`olaulea throughout the United States too numerous to mention, major performances throughout Japan, and of course, extensively throughout the Hawaiian Islands. |
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| This is a celebration of the old-time Hawaiian songs that are beautiful, haunting, and full of joy and aloha. Darlene captures the essence of those special feelings that dwell in the heart and soul, reminding you once again of a gentler and simpler place and time. Songs:
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| This album is a collection of hula standards sung by the Hilo Songbird, a 20 year veteran singer-musician - much of that time having been spent accompanying hula halau in Hawai`i and Japan. Darlene and her trio (husband J.J. Ahuna on bass and Kyle Kaa`a on slack-key guitar) are joined by three of Hawaii's most talented steel guitarists: Alan Akaka of Honolulu, Ken Emerson from Kauai, and Kalei Bridges from the Big Island of Hawaii.
Songs:
Papalina Lahilahi;
Kamalani O Keaukaha;
Nani Wai`ale`ale;
Miloli`i;
Pohai Ke Aloha;
Makee `Ailana;
E Ku`u Baby Hot Cha Cha;
Kaimana Hila;
Pua `Ahihi;
Kuahiwi Nani;
Haole Hula;
Ku`u Milimili;
The Queen's Prayer (Ke Aloha O Ka Haku). |
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| Songs:
That's the Hawaiian in Me;
Ka Pili Oha;
Mai Lohilohi Mai `Oe;
Mino`aka;
Ku`u Sweetie;
Holoholo Ka`a;
Kaua`i Beauty;
Ka Lei O Punahou;
Meleana E;
Lei Hiwahiwa I Ke Anu;
He Aloha No `O Honolulu;
Could I Have This Dance?. |
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| Songs:
Moku Ola;
Lei Liko Ka Lehua;
Lei Nani;
You Don't Know Me;
Blue Darlin';
Lei Ohu;
My Ku`u Ipo;
`Alekoki;
My Sweet Gardenia Lei;
Pa`ani Kamali`i;
Ka Pua O Ka Makahala;
Lei Hinahina;
Ke Aloha Pau`ole Oe Nau. |
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| Songs:
I Ali`i No Oe;
`Akaka Falls;
Ka Nani O Kulapae;
You Are the One;
Kauoha Mai;
Kaulana `O Hilo Hanakahi;
Waikaloa;
Punalu`u;
Aloha Ka Manini;
Kipahulu;
Kaulana Keaukaha;
Hawaiian Anniversary. |
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