Kilakila Na Roughrider
37th Gathering
•
2m 25s
Gary Haleamau + Kāwili perform "Kilakila Na Roughrider" on location during the 37th National Cowboy Poetry Gathering "Rodear Year."
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Gary Haleamau & Kāwili
Las Vegas, NV
Gary Kawiliau Haleamau of Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, began his musical career at age 12; first as a solo artist then traveling with Hawaiian music groups throughout the world sharing his amazing talent. Sheldeen Kaleimomi Haleamau of Hanapēpē, Kauaʻi, began her hula career at a young age and has also traveled the world sharing her gift of hula. Kurin Pomaika’imaikeakua Haleamau of Las Vegas, Nevada, is the son of Gary and Sheldeen. Kurin has excelled in his musical career as an accomplished record producer, slack-key-bass guitarist and singer. Collectively, as Kāwili they blend and share their love for Hawaiian music and dance, influenced by their Hawaiian cowboy paniolo background. In 2019, they released their first family recording, Pilipaʻa.
"Kilakila Na Roughrider"
.....
Filmed in Las Vegas, NV.
Made possible by Elko General Merchandise/Anita Franzoia and by the multitude of staff, artists, volunteers, and community members working behind the scenes to make this show happen.
Brought to you by the Western Folklife Center, using story and cultural expression to connect the American West to the world.
www.westernfolklife.org
…..
Up Next in 37th Gathering
-
Jubilant Calf
Sean shares the celebration of birth. Sean Sexton recites his poem "Jubilant Calf" from his home church during the 37th National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, "Rodear Year."
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Sean Sexton
Vero Beach, FL
Sean Sexton was born in Indian River County, Florida, and grew upon his family's Tr... -
Rockjack
An American Forrest takes us on a journey through the seasons. Forrest VanTuyl performs his song "Rockjack" from his barn during the 37th National Cowboy Poetry Gathering "Rodear Year."
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Forrest VanTuyl
Enterprise, OR
Forrest VanTuyl paid for his songwriting and wandering addict... -
Sierry Petes (Tying Knots in the Devi...
Marley's Ghost performs "Sierry Petes (Tying Knots in the Devil's Tail)" during the 37th National Cowboy Poetry Gathering "Rodear Year." Words by Gail I. Gardner & music written by Bill Simon. Originally a poem written in 1917. There are many versions of this poem/song. Powder River Jack and Kit...