| | Na Leo Pilimehana Friends CD - Import Na Leo Pilimehana Discography of CDs
CD contains 1 bonus track.
Na Leo Pilimehana: Nalani Choy (guitar, ukelele); Angie Morales (ukelele); Lehua Cortez (keyboards, bass).
Na Leo Pilimehana Friends Songs | 1. | 01_Candie in the Night |
| 2. | 02_Playing with My Mind |
| 3. | 03_Friends |
| 4. | 04_Nani-Hanalei |
| 5. | 05_Love Is Starting to Shine |
| 6. | 06_Java Jive |
| 7. | 07_North Shore Serenade |
| 8. | 08_Right Before My Eyes |
| 9. | 09_Colorblind |
| 10. | 10_For the Sake of the Children |
| 11. | 11_Sitting in Limbo |
| 12. | 12_Friends |
| 13. | 13_Let It Be Me |
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Since Jimmy Buffett never leaves his comfort zone, it's hard to call 2009's Buffet Hotel a return to roots but, in a way, it is. Discounting the mock rap on "Turn Up the Heat and Chill the Rosé," this album doesn't even have the lingering country and reggae flavors that seasoned 2006's Take the Weather with You, with all of the songs riding a cool, mellow country-rock wave, the kind that has been his stock-in-trade since the `70s. There's a difference between being part of a tradition and being stuck in the past and Buffett is surely in the former, not shying away from the new millennial mess, admitting that we all have "A Lot to Drink ...
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