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Los Lobos still changing its disguise after five decades

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By Jon Woodhouse Verified
| Maui News Verified
One of America's most acclaimed rock bands, Los Lobos has spent more than five decades forging a distinctive sound, creating adventurous albums defined by musicianship and a unique blend of musical traditions. "We get to change our disguise on a regular basis," Los Lobos' Steve Berlin said. "We'll do something folkloric and acoustic and then something else. We don't do any one thing for too long to make ourselves tired of it, and we're very lucky that we've never had to compromise.
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Lahaina Galleries celebrates 50 years

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By Jon Woodhouse Verified
| Maui News Verified
Former Nahiku resident George Harrison is among the many celebrities who browsed the artwork at Lahaina Galleries on Front Street over the years. "He was with race car driver Jackie Stewart and bought a Beatles painting by Robert Lyn Nelson," gallery owner Jim Killett recalled. Other famous clients have included Oprah Winfrey, Julie Andrews, Queen Latifah, Toby Keith, Dave Mason, Melinda Gates and Steven Tyler, who also bought one of Nelson's Beatles paintings.
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Nā Hōkū-winning group Ekolu to bring ‘Ekolulauleʻa’ to Kihei

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By Jon Woodhouse Verified
| Maui News Verified
Fresh from winning their latest Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award for reggae album of the year, Maui's Ekolu will headline an "Ekolulauleʻa" celebration Saturday at Kihei Charter School. "Ekolulauleʻa is all about bringing everybody together and making it feel like one big family party, not just a concert," explained Lukela Keala, Ekolu's founder. "Ekolu music is feel-good music that you can vibe out to anytime, anywhere. It's for the beach, the backyard, family parties, for relaxation.
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