In this episode I talk to Maui's own Kevin Brown. A slack key guitarist and vocalist, Uncle Kevin has been weaving Hawaiian sounds since the early 70s with his band, The Waiʻehu Sons. Now primarily a solo artist, we chatted about his start in music, gigging and recording in the 70s, and how to sound Hawaiian.

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- Kani Ka Pila Project: https://www.kanikapilaproject.org/

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CREDITS
- Hosted, produced, edited, and mixed by Brad Bordessa
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