808TTV E.80 – Hawaii Guitar: Darin Leong
Many of you have heard the great music from Darin Leong, which has been featured and used in the intro portion of our audio podcast, but have never had the chance to hear a live performance or learn a little about him. Since his first album release back in 2003 – When Home Is Far Away, Darin has returned back to the islands and released yet another wonderful album titled – Five Years And Many Miles. In todays show we have the great opportunity of sitting down and talking story with Darin and listening to a few samples from his new album. If you have yet to purchase his album you can find information on where to get it at his website or buy it on iTunes. In the meantime we hope you enjoy this wonderful episode filmed at Magic Island. Be sure and subscribe to 808TTV in iTunes or your favorite podcatcher to get the latest episode of 808Talk TV.
Darin Leong: www.hawaiiguitar.com
Darin Leong On CD Baby: http://phpurl.com/r0
Darin Leong On iTunes: http://darinleong.808talk.com
Video Length: 11:25 (131.5MB)
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808TTV E.80 – 10/25/2007
Tags: 808Talk, 808TTV, Hawaii, Aloha, V.Brown, Travel, VodCast
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Posted Oct 25th, 2007 at 9:42 am
I love this album. Thanks for doing the interview Vernon. I listen to this album everyday during work. It makes me more productive.
Posted Oct 25th, 2007 at 9:42 am
Great music and exactly what I needed to hear today – Thanks V! I think some shopping is in my future too! (grin)
Posted Oct 27th, 2007 at 10:51 am
Nice editing Vernon!! I am looking forward to the next shoot. I think I have an idea for the next venue. I think you will agree it’s a cool place.
Posted Nov 2nd, 2007 at 1:01 pm
Vern..good to see you on camera! Great Interview, and wonderful music.
Posted Aug 1st, 2008 at 8:12 pm
This is an excellent guitar resource. I’m going to go ahead and bookmark it for future use. Thanks!
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