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Past John Dominis Show pictures:

September 29, 2007

 

Kelekona celebrates the release of his new CD, Simply Slack Key.	Brianna Pratt serenades the audience as a prelude to Children & Youth Day 2007.	Musical guest and slack key guitar legend George Kahumoku serenaded the crowd with a medley of his greatest hits.
"Unified Praise" helps Cha Thompson, owner of the Holiday Food & New Products Show, ring in the holiday season.	Johnny Helm sings about his love of drinking 'awa.	Augie Rey and band mates Bobby king and Carlos Barboza, known to many as the 360s, get the crowd moving.

 

 

September 8, 2007

 

Ventriloquist Gail Wenos & her partner Ezra D. Peabody tell of their upcoming shows.	The Honolulu Jazz Quartet serenade the crowd with cool, rhythmic beats.	Ashley Layfield, Miss Hawaii 2007, talks about the Kapiolani Children's Miracle Network.
Broadway actor, Davis Gaines and Joyce Abbott (widow of George Abbott) gives a hint of "Broadway Reflections," a fundraiser for the Hawaii Performing Arts Foundation.	Mike O'Malley, board chair at Kapiolani Hospital, and Susan Paige, board member and Radiothon host, talk about the Radiothon, a benefit for children at the hospital.	Brother Noland gets "jawaiian" with the audience before heading over to the Taste at Kapolei.
Ge. Paul V. Hester, Commander Pacific Air Forces, and Air Component Commander for the Commander, U.S. Pacific Command, and SSgt. Richard Vasquez talk about the Air Force Week activites.	The U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific, Hana Hou, perform their rendition of Na Leo Pilimehana's "Local Girls."	Cover band Tell Mama got the audience jumping with their version of "Chain, Chain, Chain."

 

August 25, 2007

Greek band, Fotia, gives a preview of their performance at the Greek Festival.	Melody Mooney (Kahuku High School graduate) is superhero "Hygena" in the 2nd season of SciFi Network's reality show "Who Wants to Be A Superhero?"	Self-proclaimed "computer man from Ewa" and a Curves Aiea representative compete in Music or Lose It.
Sonya Mendez serenades the audience with her rendition of "Bali Kai."	Jasmin Adica shows the audience why she deserves their votes when competing in the World Talent Showcase.	Former American Idol hopeful Jordan Segundo leaves a lasting impression.

August 11, 2007

Sean Na'auao and Robi Kahakalau sing tracks off their new release "Island Mele: Sean & Robi."	Barbara Wallace, former news anchor and creator of Island Ties, luggage straps that look like Hawaiian lei, models her product.	Cody Leclere, from He'eia Elementary, and his uncle, Nathan Pang, receive the Lex Brodie's 'Thank You Very Much' award.
The Ualei Trio, who plays traditional Hawaiian music, will be performing at the St. Louis Alumni Association's 100th Anniversary Celebration.	Chris Pearce, publisher of the Hawaiian Airlines in-flight magazine, shows sake samplers, similar to those that will be featured at the 2007 Joy of Sake event.	Lance Wheeler and Trisha Marciel, from the Paliku Theatre production of "Pajama Game", sing a song from the Tony Award winning musical.

John Cruz, a performer at this year's Made in Hawaii Festival, sings one of his favorite songs.

Kristian Lei, who played the lead role in Miss Saigon at only 19 years old, sings a song from her new CD "Take my Hand."

 

August 4, 2007

Junior Kekuewa Jr. displays his expert ventriliquist skills with his friend.	Koa Siu, son of favorite Hawaii entertainers Leon & Malia, sings a song that he wrote for his wife and performed on his wedding day.	Frank Delima's aunty, Aunty Mary Tunta, told the audience of her nephew's upcoming appearance at the Made in Hawaii Festival (at the Neal Blaisdell Center Aug. 17-19).
Sam Jam Spencer spices up the crowd with his version of "Stir It Up."	Music or Lost It contestants Anthony and Nikki compete against each other, with Anthony pulling a victory.	Harold Uchino plays the instrumental ukulele version of "Over the Rainbow."

 

July 21, 2007

 

The cast from the HEARTS production of "Fiddler on the Roof" gave the audience a preview of the play, to be shown at the Hawaii Theatre on Aug. 2 and 3.

Karen Keawehawaii shows, thru a Hawaiian song, why she is the "Perpetual Miss Hawaii."

B.E.T. performs "Baby R U Ready" off their 5th and most recent CD, "Big Every Time," released in June 2007.

Englishman Simon Clothier strums the ukulele as he sings a solo dedicated to his wife.	Songbird Marlene Sai sings a song from Rodgers  and Hammerstein's South Pacific, where she will play Bloody Mary. The play will be shown at the Blaisdell Concert Hall July 27-29.
Kinau Paoa, daughter of George Paoa, gives the audience  a preview of her performance at this year's Ka Himeni Ana "Unamplified" Hawaiian Music Contest.	Miss Hawaii 2007 Chanel Wise and Mrs. Hawaii 2007 Nadine Wise, a mother and daughter duo, talk about their respective reigns.

 

July 14, 2007

 

Peter Luongo and students from the Langley Ukulele Ensemble in Canada serenade the crowd with a traditional Hawaiian instrumental medley.	The Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame Serenaders keep a lively beat for the hula dancer and her traditional Hawaiian instrument, the uliuli.
Raiatea Helm shows her maturity in her third album, Hawaiian Blossom.	Jasmine Trias, former American Idol hopeful, stuns the crowd with her rendition of "Inseperable."
The Society of Seven performs a Josh Groban classic.	Loretta Ables Sayre and Pomai Lopez sing a song from the play "You Sombody," which is playing at the Diamond Head Theater.
Destiny Dallas received the Lex Brodie's 'Thank You Very Much Award' for a letter she wrote to her father.	All-girl band MighTy J keeps the show upbeat with the conga drums and lively vocals.

 

Local R&B artist Justin Young serenades the audience with his acoustic beat,  "One Foot on Sand."

Former KSSK intern Folafola Toeaina convinces the audience why he is the 2006 Hawaii winner of Samoan Idol.

Kelvin Vaega, from Sydney, Australia and the 2006 Australia winner of Samoan Idol, wows the crowd with his smooth vocals.

Andy Baldwin, the tenth leading man from ABC's "The Bachelor," and his fiance Tessa, pose for a picture with Perry, Price and Sweetie.	Sweetie interviews Waimea Bay lifeguard Kerry Atwood of the Waimea Bay Lifeguard Team who, along with the rest of his fellow lifeguards, was honored by the American Red Cross at the show.
Fourteen-year-old TJ Mayeshiro, winner of the Aloha Festival's Amateur Ukulele Contest, previews his upcoming performance at Aloha Tower Marketplace's July 3rd Fireworks Extravaganza.	Maunalua, who will play at this year's Flavors of Honolulu, perform a traditional Hawaiian classic.

Kamau entertains the audience with their groovy, acoustic beats.	Jeff Ahoy strums a 1940s-era steel guitar, a rare find these days.
Maui-native Pedro Haro adds some latin flavor to the show with an upbeat salsa song.	Sweetie joins Perry & Price in congratulating this year's Coach of the Year recipients.

The Makaha Sons entertain the audience with the song, Take a Walk in the Country.	KSSK's Karen Agee falls asleep under hypnosis by comedic hypnotist Ken Whitener.
Magician John Hirokawa engages an audience member in one of his many tricks.	UH Offensive Line coach Dennis McKnight talks about the UH Na Koa Football Club's upcoming fundraiser at the Ohana Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel.