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So Alike, So Very Alike
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Kipahulu Zepher
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Come Here My Love
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Jealous Mountain
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Sandy Hilo
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Ka Inu Wai
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Not To Be Forgotten
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Until We Meet Again
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Dagan Bernstein Waimea, Hawaii
With a deep voice and sure hand, Dagan is one of Waimea’s most authentic folk musicians infusing Hawaiian stylings into his own original compositions to create a refreshing sub-genre he calls “paniolo folk music.” By blending the two genres, Dagan has created a style that pays tribute to the ranching history of Hawai'i while embracing mainstream folk sounds. ... more
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