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[Tikievents] King Kukulele presents . . .
- Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2007 23:16:26 -0800
- From: Otto <otto@tikinews.com>
- Subject: [Tikievents] King Kukulele presents . . .
Friday November 30th, 2007 10PM No Cover
We wish you a Mele Kalikimaka and a Happy New Year at Tiki Taix XXXIX !!
Join Ali Lexa as he returns to Tiki Taix to play his unique style of
Bebop Ukulele Jazz. Ali is best known as the host of his own Ukulele
Spotlight show on LA radio station KPFK which features interviews of
ukulele players from around the world. He's also the creative force
behind his group Lexotica and recently produced LA's biggest ukulele
showcase of 2007 at the Japanese American National Museum in Downtown
LA.
ALSO
King Kukulele and The Friki Tikis will perform tracks from their
recently released live CD entitled "The London Luau Presents King
Kukulele And The Friki Tikis Live At Trader Vic's". Joining the King,
Riki Kon Tiki, and Malahini Marc will be our featured guest of the
evening Ali Lexa who will be given a new name for the night: Ala
Moana Ali.
AND
Cinematic Tiki Treasure! A rare clip of tiki in an obscure 1974 film
that is rarely if ever shown publicly. Take a look at the apartment
that strikes fear in the hearts of those that dare enter!
PLUS
Bill "Tappy" Tapia who has performed many times at Tiki Taix in the
past was recently honored at the Warner Grand Theatre in San Pedro,
California commemorating his upcoming 100th Birthday. To honor Bill
at his big Centennial Birthday celebration King Kukulele wrote and
performed a personalized birthday song for Tappy and will perform
this song again for the friends at Tiki Taix that weren't able to
make it to the big birthday bash in San Pedro.
ALSO
For years and years going back to the earliest beginnings of the Tiki
Oasis people have been asking about the King Kukulele LOOK. After
many years of searching, the original inspiration has been unearthed
and can be shared with those present at Tiki Taix. On February 27th,
1967, a television sitcom aired an episode featuring a wood carving
which eventually 29 years later influenced the birth of King
Kukulele. Let's take a look!
Join us for this one night only event. We'll be at Tiki Taix 1911
Sunset Blvd. in Echo Park, Los Angeles 90026 One block north of the
lagoon.
--
Otto von Stroheim
http://www.tikioasis.com
www.tikiblog.com the official blog of Tiki Oasis