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Gary Anwyl
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From: Palo Alto, CA

posted 02 April 2004 09:23 PM     profile   send email     edit
I saw a note in Sing Out magazine that said that Stacy Phillips is coming out with a Volume 2 of The Art of Hawaiian Guitar. I'm a big fan of the original The Art of Hawaiian Guitar - it's full of great information and it's about the only instructional book available that covers "vintage" Hawaiian steel music.

I exchanged a few emails with Stacy to get the details. He said it's okay to make them public in case anyone else is looking forward to the publication.

It'll cover the same style and era as the first volume. Here's a list of the contents:

The Tunes
major tuning

Aloha Oe Blues
Anapau
Drifting
Feelin' No Pain
Hano Hano Hawaii
Hawaiian Hotel
Hawaii Nei
Honolulu Hula Heigh
Hula Girl
Kaala
Palolo
Saint Louis Blues
Song of the Plains
Stack O' Lee Blues
Waters of the Minnetonka
Yellow Dog Blues


alternate tunings

Eleu Mikimiki
Hula Blues #4
Palolo Medley
La Paloma

Turnarounds

The book will come with a CD. The CD may have some original recordings (they have to get clearances for them). The rest will be Stacy playing the tune.

The publication date isn't set, but I contacted Mel Bay and they said it will probably be issued in the fall. Stacy said if enough people bug Mel Bay about it they may move up the publication date .

Hula Girl and Waters of the Minnetonka caught my eye. I asked about them and, as I had hoped, the Hula Girl tab is based on the Sol Hoopii recording and Waters of the Minnetonka is based on the Jim and Bob version. Those are two of my favorite tunes and ones that I'd like to learn.


Bob Stone
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From: Gainesville, FL, USA

posted 03 April 2004 06:36 AM     profile   send email     edit
Good news! Stacy is a great musician and teacher.
Travis Bernhardt
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From: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

posted 03 April 2004 12:36 PM     profile   send email     edit
This is great news. The first book is a must have. And this new one looks like it's got some great tunes in it.

-Travis

Alan Kirk
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From: Santa Barbara, CA, USA

posted 03 April 2004 09:40 PM     profile   send email     edit
I love the way Stacy teaches. You get more out of one of his videos that you get out of videos done by bigger names, simply because Stacy knows how to teach and most of the big names don't (at least in the videos I've seen so far).

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[This message was edited by Alan Kirk on 03 April 2004 at 09:53 PM.]

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