My 1st Time Hearing: Prince Tui Teka - Before The Next Teardrop Falls (Live) Reaction
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- Опубліковано 5 тра 2024
- I react to Prince Tui Teka, for the very 1st time! See what I thought of his performance! #country #billytjames #ferdinandfairfax #princetuitekareactions
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old skool Kiwi Vibes Right There my Bro ! Cheers Mate Appreciate You As Usual Mate !
No doubt 😎👍
Yeah mate Sound quality was a hit & miss ! Helen's got a link for a better quality clip mate 👌 👍🏼
He is a legend here in NZ. He is Maori. The sound on this is terrible but nice to see you doing a Kiwi reaction again. Just a little tip, drop the y when you say Maori. I will leave a link with better sound quality. Thanks Roscoe. 😊
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Bro (roB 🤷♂️), I had 3 possibilities of which Legendary Kiwi Entertainer you were referring too.
1. Sir Howard Morrison
2. Billy T James
3. Prince Tui Teka
Of those 3 possibilities it was a toss up between 1 & 2 with Billy T James edging Sir Howard Morrison and Prince Tui Teka in 3rd. I should've known better, seems you've been hanging around those hori's for far to long and now you've assimilated into our culture😂😂😂.
He took on "Prince" as part of his stage-name; a royalty bestowed upon him. Elvis was the King, so he wanted to be (New Zealand's) Prince. 🤦♂️
Prince Tui Teka - Mum & E IPO is also performing live with his wife Missy.
Sir Howard Morrison - How Great Thou Art
Howard Morrison Quartet - My Old Man's an All Black, Battle of Waikato
Billy T James - Sailing Away (Pokarekare Ana in Maori or Rippling Waters), Funniest Country Song Ever (Coarse Language), Impressions (Live Audio)
Sir Howard Morrison with Billy T James (Whaakaria Mai - How Great Thou Art)
lol🤣
Couple of other Surprises on the Horizon to Come to Cuz !
I work with a Cuzzy that's his dad on the Drums 🥁 there !
@@robertshields7192 Should I be elated or concerned?? 😂
Neville Turner from The Maori Troubadours. They were one of many Maori show bands doing the rounds in Aussie and abroad in East Asia, UK and US in the 60s and 70s including The Hi Fives, The Hi-Liners, The Brown Bombers, The Quin Tiki's, The Maori Volcanics etc.