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!"#$%&'!(%)"*%&'+,%-,*)"*./#0,!! Harry!s repertoire consists of literally hundreds of vocal and instrumental selections ranging from traditional Hawaiian, to Classical, to Pop Standards and Contemporary tunes covering the 1950!s to the present. Below are just a few examples of his diversity and range. 50 Years of Rock n Roll All My Loving, Blackbird, Good Day Sunshine, I Feel Fine, Lucy in the Sky, Paperback Writer, Something, The Long and Winding Road, Hooked on a Feeling, Lay Lady Lay, Like a Rolling Stone, Who'll Stop the Rain, Teach Your Children, I Can See Clearly Now, Mr. Bojangles, Crazy, A Whiter Shade of Pale, The Sound of Silence, Mustang Sally, In My Room, Mr. Tamborine Man, Horse With No Name, Here Comes the Sun, Norwegian Wood, Can't Find My Way Home, No Woman No Cry, Redemption Song, Waiting in Vain, Moonshadow, Wild World, Our House, Ziggy Stardust, Desperado, Lyin' Eyes, Take It Easy, Tequila Sunrise, Wonderful Tonight, Landslide, Some Kind of Wonderful, Doctor My Eyes, Fire & Rain, Up on the Roof, Time in a Bottle, Angel, Little Wing, The Wind Cries Mary, Imagine, Dust in the Wind, Stairway to Heaven, Nights in White Satin, Heart of Gold, Old Man, Sitting on the Dock of the Bay, Bluebird, Baby I Love Your Way, Wish You Were Here, Sailing, Paint it Black, Wild Horses, Brown Eyed Girl, Hard Luck Woman, My Love, Street of Dreams, Now & Forever, Life by the Drop, Roxanne, I Won't Back Down, Into the Great Wide Open, Kryptonite, Change the World, Tears in Heaven, Out of My Head, Time of Your Life, Runaway Train, Fields of Gold, Plush, With Arms Wide Open, Better Together, F-Stop Blues, Sitting Waiting Wishing, I'm Yours, She Will Be Loved, and many more! Hawaiian Songs Pikake, Waikiki, Sand, Maui Waltz, Iuka O Koke`e, Moonlight Lady, About You, Lei Nani, My Sweet Gardenia Lei, Pua Sadinia, Koke`e, Hawaiian Reverie, Across The Sea, Radio Hula, Honolulu I Am Coming Back Again, My Isle Of Golden Dreams, Sweet Leilani, Kimo Hula, Maunaloa, `Akaka Falls, Kaua`i Beauty, E M"m" E, Beyond The Reef, Ku`u Home O Kahalu`u, P"`au`au Waltz, Pretty Red Hibiscus, Ku`uipo, Never Fading Flower, Naturally, Nightbird, Only Good Times, Honolulu City Lights, I'll Remember You, Opihi Moemoe, Waimanalo Blues, Sweet Someone, Honolulu Harbor, L#`au Hula, Blue Hawaiian Moonlight, A Maile Lei For Your Hair, I'll Weave a Lei Of Stars For You, Mehameha/White Sandy Beach, Beautiful Kaua`i, Punahele, Wai'anae Slack Key Hula, Hi`ilawe, La Paloma, the list goes on… Original Songs Audrey's Song, Kai, Ka `Ilio `Au `Au, Kolohe Kane, Kulia I Ka Nu`u, and others. Standards As Time Goes By, Autumn Leaves, Can!t Help Falling in Love, Edelweiss, For Sentimental Reasons, Hawaiian Wedding Song, Over the Rainbow, Spanish Eyes, Stardust, The Nearness of You, They Can't Take That Away from Me, Till There Was You. Classical Adelita, Afro-Cuban Lullaby, Bourree from the 1st Lute Suite by Bach, Bourree 1 & 2 from the 3rd Cello Suite by Bach, Danza Pomposa, El Colibri, El Testament d!Amelia, Etude #1 by Villa Lobos, Lagrima, Madroños, Recuerdos de la Alhambra, Romance, Valse #2 & 3 by Lauro. !"#$%#&'$""&($))*&+,-./0-&$1&232456547879&1,&:-%'/%%&$;*&<$)1-'/"$)&;##:%&=,)&*,/)&>#;/#?! CONTEMPORARY Artist Decade 1. Stardust H. Carmichael and M. Parish 20!s 2. They Can't Take That Away from Me George and Ira Gershwin 30's 3. The Nearness of You H. Carmichael & N. Washington 30's 4. Spanish Eyes Al Martino 50's 5. Blue Hawaii Elvis Presley 50's 6. Can't Help Falling in Love Elvis Presley 50's 7. Love Me Tender Elvis Presley 50's 8. All I Have to Do is Dream Everly Brothers 50's 9. Bye Bye Love Everly Brothers 50's 10. Over the Rainbow Judy Garland 50's 11. Edelweiss Rodgers and Hammerstein 50's 12. For Sentimental Reasons Sam Cooke 50's 13. All My Loving Beatles 60's 14. Blackbird Beatles 60's 15. From Me to You Beatles 60's 16. Girl Beatles 60's 17. Good Day Sunshine Beatles 60's 18. Here There Everywhere Beatles 60's 19. I Am the Walrus Beatles 60!s 20. I Feel Fine Beatles 60's 21. I Want to Hold Your Hand Beatles 60's 22. I Will Beatles 60's 23. I'll Follow the Sun Beatles 60's 24. I!ll Be Back Beatles 60!s 25. If I Fell Beatles 60's 26. In My Life Beatles 60's 27. It Won't Be Long Beatles 60's 28. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds Beatles 60's 29. Michelle Beatles 60's 30. Nowhere Man Beatles 60's 31. Paperback Writer Beatles 60's 32. Penny Lane Beatles 60's 33. She Loves You Beatles 60's 34. Something Beatles 60's 35. Strawberry Fields Forever Beatles 60's 36. The Long and Winding Road Beatles 60's 37. Till There Was You Beatles 60's 38. With a Little Help From My Friends Beatles 60!s 39. Yellow Submarine Beatles 60's 40. You've Got to Hide Your Love Away Beatles 60's 41. I Can Help Billy Swan 60's 42. Hooked on a Feeling BJ Thomas 60's 43. Lay Lady Lay Bob Dylan 60's 44. Like a Rolling Stone Bob Dylan 60's 45. For What It's Worth Buffalo Springfield 60's 46. Have You Ever Seen the Rain Creedence Clearwater Revival 60's 47. Who'll Stop the Rain Creedence Clearwater Revival 60's 48. Teach Your Children Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young 60's 49. I Hear You Knockin' Dave Edmunds 60's 50. As Time Goes By Frank Sinatra 60's 51. Bus Stop Hollies 60's 52. I Can See Clearly Now Johnny Nash 60's 53. Me & Bobby McGee Kris Kristofferson 60!s 54. Walk Away Renee Left Bank 60!s 55. Daydream Lovin' Spoonful 60's 56. These Boots are Made for Walking Nancy Sinatra 60's 57. Mr. Bojangles Nitty Gritty Dirt Band 60's 58. Crazy Patsy Cline 60's 59. A Whiter Shade of Pale Procol Harum 60's 60. Ruby Tuesday Rolling Stones 60's 61. Pretty Woman Roy Orbison 60!s 62. The Sound of Silence Simon & Garfunkel 60's 63. Mustang Sally Sir Mack Rice 60's 64. My Cherie Amour Stevie Wonder 60!s 65. House of the Rising Sun The Animals 60!s 66. In My Room The Beach Boys 60's 67. Surfer Girl The Beach Boys 60!s 68. Would It Be Nice The Beach Boys 60!s 69. Mr. Tamborine Man The Byrds 60's 70. Under the Boardwalk The Drifters 60!s 71. Crimson & Clover Tommy James 60's 72. I Think We're Alone Now Tommy James 60's 73. Elenore Turtles 60's 74. Happy Together Turtles 60's 75. Get Together Youngbloods 60's 76. Dream On Aerosmith 70's 77. Horse With No Name America 70's 78. I Need You America 70's 79. Lonely People America 70's 80. All I Know Art Garfunkel 70's 81. No Matter What Badfinger 70's 82. Here Comes the Sun Beatles 70's 83. Norwegian Wood Beatles 70's 84. For the Longest Time Billy Joel 70's 85. Can't Find My Way Home Blind Faith 70's 86. No Woman No Cry Bob Marley 70's 87. Redemption Song Bob Marley 70's 88. Waiting in Vain Bob Marley 70's 89. We're All Alone Boz Scaggs 70's 90. If Bread 70's 91. Moonshadow Cat Stevens 70's 92. Wild World Cat Stevens 70's 93. Surrender Cheap Trick 70!s 94. Our House Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young 70's 95. Believe In Me Dan Fogelberg 70's 96. Longer Dan Fogelberg 70's 97. Ziggy Stardust David Bowie 70's 98. Vincent Don McLean 70!s 99. Desperado Eagles 70's 100. I Can't Tell You Why Eagles 70's 101. Lyin' Eyes Eagles 70's 102. Peaceful Easy Feeling Eagles 70's 103. Take It Easy Eagles 70's 104. Tequila Sunrise Eagles 70's 105. Yellow Brick Road Elton John 70's 106. Wonderful Tonight Eric Clapton 70's 107. Just Remember I Love You Firefall 70's 108. You Are the Woman Firefall 70's 109. Landslide Fleetwood Mac 70's 110. Beautiful Gordon Lightfoot 70's 111. Carefree Highway Gordon Lightfoot 70's 112. If You Could Read My Mind Love Gordon Lightfoot 70's 113. Sundown Gordon Lightfoot 70!s 114. Some Kind of Wonderful Grand Funk Railroad 70's 115. Cat's in the Cradle Harry Chapin 70's 116. Without You Harry Nilsson 70's 117. Doctor My Eyes Jackson Browne 70's 118. Fire & Rain James Taylor 70's 119. Sweet Baby James James Taylor 70's 120. Up on the Roof James Taylor 70's 121. Time in a Bottle Jim Croce 70's 122. Angel Jimi Hendrix 70's 123. Little Wing Jimi Hendrix 70's 124. The Wind Cries Mary Jimi Hendrix 70's 125. Annie's Song John Denver 70's 126. Imagine John Lennon 70's 127. Wally's Waltz Johnny Smith 70's 128. Lights Journey 70!s 129. Dust in the Wind Kansas 70's 130. Bron-Yr-Aur Led Zeppelin 70's 131. Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin 70's 132. Tangerine Led Zeppelin 70's 133. Thank You Led Zeppelin 70's 134. More Than I Can Say Leo Sayer 70's 135.
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    n daily aundial vol. 22 no. 39 caifomia state iinivefsity, northridge frklay, november 11,1977 Fiying saucers reai, speai<er says by Greg Lee Friedman explained that there were three types of making right-angle turns with no apparent decreoae in sightings: speed. "Flying saucers are real," a nuclear phyaicist and full- Obso^ationa made on the ground that can be iden­ Tho« are four reaaons, said Friedman, why the time lecturer on Unidentified Flying Objects, told a tified by competent individuala, sightings where not "bigshots" of science and journalism have ignored capacity audience in the new Univeraity Student Center enough data is available to make a determination, and abundant evidence of UFOa that cannot be explained as Wednesday. reports of phenomenon that has no explanation—UFO . space debris, balloons w man-nude aircraft. Mare than 100 people crowded into a conference room Friedman said that contrary to the opinion of a to hear Stanton Friedman atate that the "evidence ia skeptical scientific conununity, the higher the percentage Friedman said it is often lack of awareness, aimple ovowhelming" that Earth haa been viaited by intelligent of unexplicable sightings, the better the conditions under ignorance, on the part of profesaionala who have not bongs in flying saucers ftxMn other solar systems. which the UFO was seen. looked objectively at the data. Friedman, because of the demand, gave his slide Even as long ago aa 1955, said Friedman, a study Another reason, said Friednum, is what he calla "the lecture a second time for another group of students. commissioned by the U.S.