Jack Johnson, A True Hawaiian Treasure

Listen.

Even, if you don’t like Jack Johnson, you gotta love the guy.

First, his music is infectious. He has a wonderful sound. His music grows on you.

Start listening to one of his tunes and you can’t seem to get it out of your head.

He freely shares his music. And that is a great concept.

As a matter of fact, he allows people to tape his concerts. He likes the idea of spreading his music virally. This is the same attitude as the Grateful Dead. So in a way he is carrying on that tradition.

He oozes the aloha spirit. He cares about Hawaii and the people of Hawaii. He promotes Hawaii every chance that he gets. He freely shares the stage with other performers. He is extremely generous.

He also cares very much about the environment. He has done many benefit concerts to help create environmental awareness. Many, many.

Here is something you may not know about him: he donates all the money he makes on tour to charity. Every penny is donated.

On top of everything else, he is very humble. He isn’t real comfortable with being famous.

As I said, you gotta love this guy.

Here is a taste of his music:

Thanks, Jack!

You are a true Hawaiian treasure. I look forward to saying thanks to you in person. And I’m sure I will.

Mahalo nui loa,
albert grande

Jake Shimabukuro Rocks Honolulu

Jake's Fans: albert and Kamalei

Jake's Fans: Albert and Kamalei Grande

I love Jake Shimabukuro. not only is he an incredible musician, but he is also a wonderful person.

He is an incredible virtuoso on the ukelele. He makes the ukelele sing. He makes the ukelele dance.

He is a joy to watch. He is also very accessible. He takes out to be with his fans. He freeley gives autographs. He signs lots of ukleles.

Here is a recent video of Jake I shot in Honolulu:

You can find some incredible Jake Shimabukoro music right here:

Rock on Jake, rock, on…

Albert Grande
Small Business Hawaii Internet Consultant

P.S. Here is another tidbit by Jake: