Videos from “JesseTinsley” (25 video results)
Here is Colby, age 11, playing "Away in the Manger", "Here Comes Santa Claus" and "Silent Night".
Here's Colby, age 11, playing a show-off fiddle tune.
Here's a version of this hapahaole classic by Bob Nelson sung and played by me and my friend Steve Riggan. We are two thirds of a group we call Mele Polinahe. He's plays ...
Feeling like Christmas, so here's a favorite carol, in Hawaiian and English. It appears to be, more or less, a direct translation of the song from English to Hawaiian.
I've loved this gentle song since I heard it sung by Darren Benitez. He sings with his unmistakable brassy falsetto, but I bring it down to normal range. Although I had ...
This is the final song from our first gig as Mele Polinahe in Spokane, Washington Nov. 1, 2009. "Aloha 'Oe" is probably the most famous Hawaiian song and it is still very ...
Here's "Song of Old Hawai'i", the penultimate song in our first gig Sunday, Nov. 1, 2009 at the Fall Folk Festival in Spokane, Washington. Mele Polinahe is Jesse Tinsley ...
Here's "He U'i", a falsetto classic written by Danny Kua'ana. It was performed by our little Hawaiian group, Mele Polinahe, Sunday, Nov. 1, 2009 at the Fall Folk Festival ...
Here's our new band, Mele Polinahe, on stage Nov. 1, 2009 at the Fall Folk Festival in Spokane Washington. Steve Riggan plays the uke on this one, Jesse Tinsley on guitar ...
We performed this song at our first gig as Mele Polinahe Nov. 1, 2009 at the Fall Folk Festival in Spokane, Washington. It's a classic by Lena Machado and is sung in the ...
Here is our group, Mele Polinahe, performing "Pretty Red Hibiscus", by Johnny Noble, at the Fall Folk Festival in Spokane Washington Sunday, Nov. 1, 2009. Steel Guitar: ...
Here's our second tune as performed by our Hawaiian group "Mele Polinahe" at the Fall Folk Festival in Spokane Sunday, Nov. 1, 2009. There are some mistakes, partly because ...
My new group, Mele Polinahe, performed for the first time at the Fall Folk Festival Sunday, Nov. 1, 2009 in Spokane. We were a little nervous. This was our first song. Steve ...
Here's an old Hawaiian love song by Mary Heanu called "The Rose" or "Ka Loke". I enjoy singing it for its falsetto ornamentation.
Here is a modern mele, by Kainani Kaunaele, that belongs in the pantheon of great Hawaiian love songs. It's simple, poetic and profound. If you love Hawaiian music, you ...
Here's a great Alice Johnson tune about Maui. I play it in standard tuning in the key of D.
This is my second recording of this song, the first had audio that was way too soft. This is one of Keali'i Reichel's biggest hits, a tender love song that speaks of returning ...
Here's a paniolo song about upland Maui telling of the chillly temperatures and the smell of ginger in the air. It's a popular hula and kanikapila song.
The place name means ...
Here's Kui Lee's great hapa-haole classic about the island of Maui. This video was overdubbed in Garageband and collated in Final Cut Express.
It sounds like a love song, but it's actually a song that promotes the market at Holau. It talks about the crowds, the abundance of produce and the beauty of the place.
Comparing the lovers to the the "manu 'o'o" bird, the black honey-eater and the lehua flower, this is one of the most romantic songs in the Hawaiian repertoire and is associated ...
The beauty of this song kept it in my head since I first heard it several weeks ago. Wow. This song is from Cody Pueo Pata, a great falsetto singer and haku mele, who always ...
I have recorded this song before, but here's a better version.
George Manoa Huddy, who has penned many song designed to be sung in falsetto range, wrote this song for a little ...
Here is a classic Hawaiian love song written by Miriam Likelike, one of the royal family of Hawaii. It is traditional Hawaiian poetry, comparing a lover to wind rustling ...
"Glorious is My Pikake Lei", a song made popular by Keali'i Reichel, is a jaunty love song in a modern style. It's a bit of a tongue-twister to sing as well.
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