2016-05-01 | kaliko kbeamer.com > Instruction > Intermediate Realm > This Lesson It is said that Uncle Johnny Almeida wrote this great song, possibly after hearing a Niʻihau spiritual on Kauaʻi that inspired him. I remember Uncle Johnny coming over to our house and singing it to my mom when I was a boy. Uncle Johnny was a unique soul and wrote some really great music that later became classics of Hawaiian music. There are a lot of bar chords here, so make sure your bar technique is up to speed before you dig into this one. If your bar technique needs improvement, donʻt despair. Spend fifteen minutes a day working on bar technique exercises and youʻll get there sooner than you think. After you have finished this piece, go on to Shaka Slack Key. Keola Beamer Lesson Resources Tuning: F Wahine or Leonard’s F (C-F-C-G-C-E) These resources are for members of kbeamer.com. Learn more and join now! BEG-11: A Brief History of Slack Key GuitarINT-13: Manu Kai (Sea Bird)News Archive 2016Island Born Liner NotesʻUkulele In Cambodia 2016Kuamoʻo Battlefield PurchasedNews Archive 2017Hāwanawana (Whispering)