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Howzit, "Aloha Friday Radio" listeners,
The rumors had been out there for a while that KCSN -- the public broadcaster out of California State Univ.-Northridge -- would be flipping formats, and sad to say it's now happened.

KCSN will continue to play classical during the day, but is dumping its nighttime specialty shows in favor of an automated Americana (roots, etc.) format at night.

Yes, that means after 4 1/2 years, Aloha Friday Radio has been canceled.

For now, it's pau hana time for "Bruddah Mike." Mahalo, everybody!

But wanna press KCSN on bringing the show back? Call the station at 818-677-3090, or email the GM here.



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Friday, July 28, 2006

HAWAIIAN EYE, #117

(12:01) KAWAIPUNAHELE -- Keali'i Reichel
(12:06) MASESE -- Kapena
(12:14) SHAKE IT UP! -- Jake Shimabukuro
(12:17) KAIMUKI HULA -- Ho'okena
(12:20) BEAUTIFUL -- Ekolu
(12:23) BALLAD OF KEAWAIKI -- Peter Moon Band
(12:27) 96 DEGREES IN THE SHADE -- Third World
(12:31) WHITE SANDY BEACH OF HAWAI'I -- Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
(12:34) PALOLO -- Hui Aloha
(12:39) ROOTS RADICAL -- Sudden Rush feat. Willie K
(12:43) KU'U LEI KIELE -- Holunape
(12:46) ISLAND FEELING -- Ten Feet
(12:51) ONLY YOU -- Eddie Kamae feat. Moe Keale
(12:55) LOVE AND HONESTY -- Hawaiian Style Band
(12:58) LIVING ON THE EASY -- Ledward Ka'apana
(1:01) IT'S ALOHA FRIDAY, NO WORK TILL MONDAY! -- Kimo Kahoano and Paul Natto
(1:05) THE HURT -- Kalapana
(1:10) E O MAI KU'U MILIMILI -- Hapa
(1:14) FAR TOO WIDE -- Five by 5
(1:19) 'ALIKA -- Genoa Keawe
(1:24) KAIPO NOHEA -- Kawika Regidor
(1:27) MAKEE AILANA -- Lono
(1:31) HAWAIIAN MEDLEY -- Bill Tapia
(1:39) AHULILI -- Barefoot Natives
(1:45) E NIHI KA HELE -- Cyril Pahinui and Bob Brozman
(1:52) FRIENDS -- Cecilio and Kapono
(1:55) TROPICAL HAWAIIAN DAY -- Ka'au Crater Boys

posted by Mike @ 2:32 AM

2 Comments:

At 6:45 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Get well soon. Genoa Keawe is the best.

 
At 7:35 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I found out about this show on Odeo.com. I don't think I've ever heard political Hawaiian reggae before. It was very interesting

 

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