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Hi Everybody

Welcome, and thanks for coming by - I'm always happy to get a visit from long time fans, friends, new listeners, folks looking for new music.  Booking agents, event coordinators, and venue entertainment directors are also welcome.  Please feel free to take a look around, there are videos, photos, bios, song lists, and more.

Fid


             
 Kahala Beach In Lilo And Stitch

My Song, "Kahala Beach" made it into another show.  This time it's the 2025 version of "Lilo And Stitch".  It's brief, in a scene where they are at a flea market.  I"m thankful that at least some production companies are not using AI.  Thanks, Walt Disney Productions for that, and for giving us little guys something.



        "Legends Of Tomorrow" on the CW

My song, "Kahala Beach", has been placed on the Season 3 opener of "Legends Of Tomorrow".  You can click on the "Media" page - up at the top of this page, to see the clip, and you can watch the entire episode here:  http://www.cwtv.com/shows/dcs-legends-of-tomorrow/ .


Performances

At my live shows, the kinds of music I play are:    Traditional Country, Classic Light Rock, 50s, Bluegrass, Folk, Instrumentals, and even some authentic Hawaiian - as I'm originally from Hawaii.  There are, of course, the songs from the CD, "WoodenTrail".  You'll hear acoustic guitars, ukulele, and maybe a lap steel, a 5 string banjo, and even a fiddle.  I just came off of some massive travelling, to places including Peru, England, San Francisco, San Diego, Austin, San Antonio, Tucson, Portland, Reno, Fort Worth, and Hawaii.

Please feel free to contact me at:

e mail:  fidlin@hotmail.com

These videos are not in  any particular order.  When I'm in a country setting, I'll do most or all Country, and so on.  I cut my teeth on country, so I probably have more country than the other stuff, but there is plenty of all of it.  I have about 300 songs, many of each style.  So please, there are only a few videos here, and are just a small sample of what I do.


On all my recordings and videos, I play all the 

instruments.


I also arrange, produce, and engineer all of it.



This is a scene from the 2025 version of Lilo And Stitch.

My song, Kahala Beach, is playing.


This is Dixieland Delight.  It's a fiddle song, it don't start
off that way, but it's a fiddle song, I promise.
Originally done by Alabama
.





Johnny B. Goode

Originally done by one of the great Rock And Rollers

Chuck Berry :D .






This is Please Come To Boston.  Originally done by Dave Loggins.





Some Traditional Hawaiian Music.

It's Ka Ulu Wehi O' Kekai





This is Sleepwalk on my koa lap steel.

Originally done by Santo And Johnny.





Bad Moon Rising

My all time favorite song.  Originally done by

Creedence Clearwater Revival.






Here's one of mine.

It's "Mr. Haggard"

Me lamenting to Merle, asking what the

hell happened to our music.




Here's Okie From Muskogee.

Originally done by the great Merle Haggard.

Today it's me, singing, and playing all the instruments :D .





This is City Of New Orleans, written by

Steve Goodman, originally done by

Arlo Guthrie.






Just having some fun with this old Bob Marley Song.

Stir It Up.




More fun with this old Jimmy Buffet song.

It's Volcano.





It's that Orange Blossom Special, comin' down that railroad track :D .





Another great song, originally made popular by George Jones.
This is my tip of the hat to one of the greats.


This is Classical Gas, an acoustic guitar instrumental.

Orignally done by Mason Williams.




Shenandoah, a classic campfire instrumental.


An acoustic version of a Hawaiian Classic.
Wai 'O Keaniani.



This is Rosewood And Koa, an original instrumental of mine,
featuring the Classical Guitar and the Ukulele.



This is another original of mine.
The Music Died Today.



Fire And Rain.  Classic folk music from the 60s.

Here's Ring Of Fire, an old Johnny Cash classic.


It's Yakety Axe, aka:  The Benny Hill Song :D .




The Glendale Train, with some five string banjo. 

                                              

Heres some Guitars and Some Cadillacs.

    Arthur Lyman did this one on his vibraphone back in the 1950s, one of the most beautiful sounds I ever heard.

This is an old Country Rock Classic by
Pure Prairie League.

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