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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2007 · 6 MIN

Na Moku `Eha

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The folks over at taropatch.net had been talking about this song and the fact that numerous Hawaiian songs utilize different melodies and chord structures but the same lyrics.  ("Hi`ilawe" and "Kaimana Hila" come to mind among the many songs that have at least two different melodies.)  It can be very confusing! I was able to identify recordings of "Na Moku `Eha" employing as many as three different melodies and chord structures.  So I very quickly threw together a montage of different versions of "Na Moku `Eha" so that all three different versions could be heard side-by-side. The first version is performed by Kalama's Quartet, Alfred Apaka, Pat Ka`anoi, and the Sunday Manoa. The second version is performed by Braddah Smitty, the Peter Moon Band, and George Helm. And the third version is performed by Benny Kalama. I hope this helps... Enjoy!

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