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 Ki ho'alu (slack key) is the name for the finger-style guitar tradition unique to Hawaii. First introduced the island culture by Hawaiian cowboys in the early 1800s, this evocative world music is characterized by a variety of tunings and the wealth of deep feelings each individual artist brings to the music. We invite you to join us in our exploration of ki ho'alu, a major cultural legacy. Read more about Hawaiian slack key guitar. |
 Dancing Cat Records releases are produced by George Winston |
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