Showing posts with label Ginai Hill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ginai Hill. Show all posts
Sunday, August 14, 2016
Gerardo Velez and Friends at the Blue Note Hawaii (7-31-2016)
Gerardo Velez is best known for playing with Jimi Hendrix, and Spyro Gyra!
On this evening at the Blue Note Hawaii, he played with local performers:
Ginai Hill-vocals
Jeanette Travias-keyboard
Marc Pearlman-guitar
Bob Hernandez-bass
Bonny Bonaparte-drums
Rocky Holmes-sax
Eddie Ortiz-trumpet
Mike Lewis-trumpet
Please enjoy these golden moments!
Labels:
Blue Note Hawaii,
Bob Hernandez,
Bonny Bonaparte,
Eddie Ortiz,
fusion jazz,
Gerardo Velez,
Ginai Hill,
Honolulu,
Jazz,
Jeanette Travias,
Latin Rock,
Marc Pearlman,
Mike Lewis,
R and B,
Rock,
Rocky Holmes,
Smooth Jazz
Monday, November 11, 2013
Star Studded Evening of Jazz and Blues at the Hawaii State Art Museum (7-5-2013)
It's a Star Studded Evening of Jazz and Blues! Once again Al Harrington is host to this event of Stars under the stars at the Hawaii State Art Museum patio in Downtown Honolulu, with the Chuck James Trio Band. This years line up of Jazz & Blues singers included Ernest Golden, Shari Lynn, Starr Kalahiki, and Ginai Hill. Wow! What a treat to see/hear all this talent for Free!
Ernest sings blues regularly at the Crouching Lion. How sweet that all his North Shore fans were all present in the crowd. Perhaps we should take a music carpet ride out there one day? Long time performer Shari now the Director of Music at La Pietra Hawaii School for Girls, can still belt out those chords. Starr, winner of 2 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards shared her rendition of 'Moon Glow' sung in Hawaiian. We like! Ginai, Waianae Alumni announced that her new Jazz CD will debut soon. Can't wait to hear it!
Please check out these captured Golden Moments below.
Unable to view the slide show....click on this LINK. You will also be able to "Like" or "Share" your favorite pictures to Facebook.
The Chuck James Trio*
Chuck James - drums
Aaron Aranita - keyboards and saxophone
Ernie Provencher - bass
* Special appearance by Jerome James - hand percussions
Mahalo to all and see you next year. Till then...Don't Stop The Music!
Labels:
Chuck James Trio,
Ernest Golden,
Ginai Hill,
HiSAM,
Jazz,
Shari Lynn,
Starr Kalahiki
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