Monthly Archives: December 2011

An Old Article Written by Brad Burnham About the Grammys

This is an older article about the Grammys written two years ago about George by Brad Burnham.  You can read the original on maui magazine’s site here.  Or you can read my repost below.  The Title of the post is “The … Continue reading

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Bella the Baby Goat.

As many of George’s fans may know, he is a lot like Old McDonald in the sense that he has a huge farm full of animals and almost every type is or has been there at one time or another.  … Continue reading

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A Blog Post by George’s New Friend Ray Tsuchiyama

  Recently a man by the name of Ray Tsuchiyama met George Kahumoku for the first time and wrote this blog piece about him.  He heaped George with praise of course.  You can read the full version Here.  Or you … Continue reading

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Grammy Nomination Celebration Show

As I have mentioned before my hanai father George Kahumoku and Daniel Ho have recently been nominated for the Grammys in the Regional Roots (George) and Pop Instrumental (Daniel) categories.  Tonight we had a special Slack Key show to celebrate … Continue reading

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Children’s Ukulele Class with Uncle George

Once every two weeks George has a class where he teaches local children how toplay the ukulele.  Some of the localmothers pack their and their neighbor’s kids into their mini vans and drive uphere to the Kahumoku Family Farm.  WithGeorge … Continue reading

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The Great Goat Escape

Everyone has had this happen at some point.  When you leave for an appointment only to realize a block from your house that you forgot something important.  Yesterday we were on our way to our weekly Slack Key Show this … Continue reading

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Wao Akua – The Forest of the Gods Nominated for a Grammy Yesterday

I know the Kahumoku Family Blog has been on hiatus for quite some time.  This is because I have been on the mainland working hard to move out here.  Because of this I have not been able to write much.  … Continue reading

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