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The song "Somewhere Over the Rainbow/What a Wonderful World" has been in several movies. I have his "Facing Future" album (which has that track). It's fairly decent background music and something I occasionaly throw on when I'm studying. I still can't get over the fact that a voice like his comes from that body though.
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That recording always makes me...*ahem*...misty.
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"Brudda Iz" would surely be happy that his music continues to touch people. It's a shame that he couldn't conquer his weight problems in time to save his life.
I have a couple of his albums and love playing his music in my office, late at night, when I'd rather be somewhere else but can't leave . . . .
I have a couple of his albums and love playing his music in my office, late at night, when I'd rather be somewhere else but can't leave . . . .
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I was turned on to his beautiful music in 2000 while shooting a music video in Hawaii for Don Ho's daughter. I have most of his cd's and be sure to check out the website below. He is much beloved on the islands to this day. http://www.geocities.com/~ukulele/iz.html stevo
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