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:

Hawaii’s Youngest Living Treasure: Jake Shimabukuro

Hawaii truly has many treasures. Its just that kind of place.

One of the best living treasures is Jake Shimabukuro. Jake is a wizard, a magician, a musician with an inincredible amount of talent. He oozes and drips music. The songs seem to come out of his spirit.

Here is a video of Jake, shredding his ukelele.

It has been special to see him grow and progress as a professional musician. He has matured gracefully. Each incarnation of Jake, has seen him discover new directions for his instrument. He has taken the ukelele places, never before thought possible.

Another special thing is that Jake has been recognized as an incredible talent by other musicians. For example Jimmy Buffet has brought Jake up on stage when he played in Honolulu. Blues Traveler did the same thing. He has been invited to preform with national music acts here in Hawaii and on the mainland, time after time. He is that good.

He is well respected. And humble.

He has a talent and gift that he wants to share. He is extraordinary.

This is one of my favorite tunes he does: While My Guitar Gently Weeps. This was written by Gieorge Harrison, but performed by Eric Clapton on the Beatles White album.

By the way: George Harrison, had a Hawaii connection: he lived in Maui.

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Here is an incredible piece of music. Amazing.

Here is a version done by George Harrison and Eric Clapton (Ringo is on drums…)

shred on Jake, shred on…..