“I Just don't Look Good Naked Anymore”
   When Keith Haugen first heard “Trucker’s Lament,” written by Sheb Wooley and Dick Feller, it moved to the top of his list of songs to be learned and performed. A few weeks later, he brought the house down at Honey’s in Kane`ohe, with his performance of a song that has since become known as “I Just Don’t Look Good Naked Anymore.” He walks into a club, and fans call out “Hey, Keith, you just don’t look good naked anymore.” Almost everywhere he goes, he is asked to sing the song. And everyone, it seems, wants a recording. So, here it is!
Keith included his topical popular medley of his “Cease Fire” and Bobby Darin’s “Simple Song of Freedom” on this CD. Keith has sung that medley in dozens of peace rallies, anti-war events and patriotic gatherings, with the Veterans For Peace, and warming up audiences for such noted speakers as Ann Wright, Cindy Sheehan, Ah Quon McIlrath, Dennis Kucinich.
At the request of former Lt. Gov. Jean King, he was the headliner for the 86th birthday concert honoring American folk hero Pete Seeger. Following a LEAP (Let’s Everyone Affirm Peace) Day performance in Honolulu, Dr. Glenn Paige, president of the Center for Global NonViolence, dubbed Keith “the Pete Seeger of Hawai`i.”
On September 21, 2007, International Peace Day, celebrated in more than 200 countries, Keith was honored by the Hawai`i State Legislature and the Spark M. Matsunaga Institute for Peace. In ceremonies at the State Capitol atrium, Keith was presented the Literary Award for Song Lyrics for
“Cease Fire” in conjunction with the Inaugural Peace Day Hawai`i. “It’s a message I want to share
with the world,” Keith said.
And, to honor requests from fans, he included a few more songs from an earlier recording. You'll hear "Days Gone By," "The Village Where I Went To School," "The Next Door Neighbor's Kid," "Roses Are Red (My Love)," "Beyond The Sunset," and "The Christmas Prayer." It's a steal at $5 (includes postage and handling). Add $2 per CD for foreign mail.

              “AUTHOR! AUTHOR!”
                  AN ANTHOLOGY OF
           ORIGINAL  KEITH HAUGEN
                     COMPOSITIONS

“The Best of Keith Haugen, Volume 1”

This CD contains song in the following categories
Christmas
Hawaiian
Country
Patriotic
Childrens
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“A LIFE TIME OF HAWAIIAN MUSIC”

“The Best of Keith & Carmen Haugen, Volume 1”

An anthology of Hawaiian songs
from six earlier K&C recordings

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“Na Mele Hawai`i Punahele”
(Favorite Hawaiian Songs)

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`UKULELE  LADY

Songs included on `Ukulele Lady

By Keith & Carmen Haugen

I Ka La `Apopo (Keith Haugen)
Ka Makana O Pauahi (Keith Haugen)
Pane Mai (Robert Cazimero)
`O Ka Wehi `O Kawehi (Keith Haugen)
He Makana Mai Ke Ali`i (Keith Haugen)
Ku`u Pua Lehua (Peter Kalani)
My `Ukulele and Me (Mitchell Tableporter)
The Ko`olaus Are Sleeping Now (Jay Larrin)
It Happens Every Day In Waikiki (Vic Rittenband)
`Ukulele Lady (Richard Whiting/Gus Kahn)
Protea (Keith Haugen)
Remember My Island (Sommerfield/Christopher)
Honolulu Baby (Marvin Hatley)
In The Royal Hawaiian Hotel (Al Jacobs, Johnny Noble)
You're Lovely But Lonely (Doug Baker)
Ua Like No A Like/I'll Be Thinking of You (Alice Everett/Al Hoffman, Dick Manning)
A Fresh Lei Each Day (Jud Strunk)
Carmen's Song (Keith Haugen)

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LOOKING BACK
A HAWAIIAN ANTHOLOGY

Songs included on "Looking Back"

By Keith & Carmen Haugen

Royal Hawaiian Hotel (Mary Robins)
Blue Hawai`i (Leo Robin, Ralph Rainger)
Sweet Leilani (Harry Owens)
Medley - Waikiki/Sands of Waikiki (Andy       Cummings/Jack Pitman)
The Hukilau Song (Jack Owens)
Little Brown Gal (Lee Wood, Don McDiarmid, Johnny Noble)
Keep Your Eyes on the Hands (Tony Todaro, Mary Johnston)
Medley - Ku`u Aloha E/Magic Islands (Traditional/Ken Darby)
Hawaiian Wedding Song/Ke Kali Nei Au               (Al Hoffman, Dick Manning/Charles E. King)
Ka Wai `Awa`awa (Larry Kimura, Keith Haugen)
Brown Skin Woman (Keith Haugen)
E `Ike Mai (Keith Haugen, James K. Kaholokula Sr.)
Lahainaluna (Albert Kaleikini)
The Lei Maker (Keith Haugen)
O`ahu (Carole Miguel, Keith Haugen)
Mokupuni Nui (Keith Haugen)
Ku`u Home I Pupukea (Keith Haugen)
Maua Pu (James K. Kaholokula Sr., Keith Haugen)
Ali`ipoe (William Maka`ehu)
Ku`u Home Lunalilo (Joseph Halemanu)

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THE VILLAGE WHERE
I WENT TO SCHOOL

NOW AVAILABLE ON CD

Because of demand for this recording on CD, we have decided to make it available to our friends and fans everywhere.  There is no CD booklet, but the song titles are printed on the disc itself.  “The Village Where I Went To School” was recorded by Keith & Carmen in 1996, especially for release at a July Fourth concert that year in Lake Bronson, Minnesota, the village where Keith went to school.  Everyone attending that concert went home with a cassette copy of this recording.  Many fans have since asked for a CD of this release, so here it is. It is only $10, including postage and handling. Add three dollars ($3) for foreign mail.

Songs included on "The Village Where I Went to School"

By Keith & Carmen Haugen

The Village Where I Went to School
Roses Are Red (My Love)
Days Gone By
Days of My Youth
Next Door Neighbor's Kid
Beyond the Sunset
Protea (instrumental) (KH)
A Fresh Lei Each Day (Jud Strunk)
Carmen's Song (KH)
We Still Care (KH)
Yes, We Remember (KH)
Merry Christmas One & All (KH)
It's Christmas (All Over The World) (KH)
The Christmas Prayer (KH)
Cease Fire, A Christmas Song (KH)
The Greatest Gift (KH)
Minnesota Blue (KH)
The Love That Counts (KH)

(KH) denotes songs written by Keith Haugen

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" WE STILL CARE"

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IT’S CHRISTMAS (ALL OVER THE WORLD)

By Keith Haugen

Because Island Viking received so many requests for Keith’s Christmas songs on a CD, Island Viking re-mastered, re-ordered, re-packaged, re-named and re-released an earlier release (IVSC 388) that includes five of Keith’s most popular Christmas Songs in November 2002.  The new EP CD (extended play) included fives songs – “It’s Christmas (All Over The World),” “Merry Christmas One & All,” “The Christmas Prayer,” “The Greatest Gift” and “Cease Fire, a Christmas Song.”  It was available earlier only on stereo cassette called “Cease Fire & Other New Christmas Songs.”  Send $10 per EPCD, including postage and handling. Add $3 for each CD to be mailed to a foreign address.

Yes, he still writes at least one Christmas song every year, and may put out a full-length Christmas CD soon, with a dozen or more of his own Christmas songs, including “In Bethlehem,” the Christmas “rap” that he wrote in 1995 and which was premiered that Christmas by four sixth grade boys at the Star of the Sea School’s annual Christmas concert.

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A ‘PEACE’MEDLEY

By Cordell

IVCD 202, a CD single that features Cordell singing his controversial 1988 Christmas song, “Cease Fire,” in a medley with Bobby Darin’s 1969 hit, “Simple Song of Freedom” was released by Island Viking in October 2002.  Keith premiered this at an October 2002 Not-In-Our-Name anti-war rally at Ala Mona Beach Park in Honolulu as Americans and others all over the world rallied on that day asking US President George W. Bush to seek peace instead of starting another war.  The recording is still available for only $5, postage included. Add three dollars per CD for foreign mail.

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LULLABY

Songs included on Lullaby

By Carmen U`ilani Haugen

Cradle Song (Brahm's Lullaby)
Go To Sleep, Lena, Darling (Emmett's Lullaby)
Pupu Hinuhinu (Hawaiian Lullaby)
Close Your Eyes (Haugen's Lullaby)
All Through the Night (Welsh Lullaby)
Owl's Lullaby (American Lullaby)
Sleep, My Little One (Armenian Lullaby)
To Babyland (American Lullaby)
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (American Lullaby)
Sleep, Sleep, My Darling (French Lullaby)
Oh, Hush Thee My Baby (Scottish Lullaby)
Our Baby (French Lullaby)
Sleep, O Sleep (American Lullaby)
Lullaby (American Lullaby)
I Will Sing A Lullaby (17th Century English Lullaby)
Child's Dreamland (American Lullaby)
The Dustman (American Lullaby)
Sing Ting-A-Ling-A-Jingle (Christmas Lullaby)

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There’s a lot more to a good recording than just the artists whose names appear on the album cover. Over the past 25 years, some pretty terrific musicians and singers have backed Keith & Carmen on their recordings.

With their latest release, “Na Mele Hawai`i Punahele,” (Favorite Hawaiian Songs), K&C celebrate 30 years of performing in Waikiki; and nearly a quarter of a century of recordings. During these many years, we have recorded on a number of labels, working with some of the finest engineers, producers, singers, musicians, chanters, researchers, writers, artists, designers, photographers, and consultants in the business.  Some of them worked with us on many projects, others on only one.

Today, we salute them all and we say thanks.  Here they are, in no particular order, as they were listed in the credits on our 45s, 33 1/3s, 8-tracks, cassettes, Evatone sound sheets, and CDs.  Mahalo to the following friends for sharing their tremendous  talents with us, our other friends and fans:

Bill Murata, Guy Tseu, Ezra Johnson, Robbie Kaholokula, Eddie Palama, Cathy Rivera, Donna Rivera, Clinton Aina, Wilton Harvest, Paula & John Sarsona, Brenda & Linda Lee, Cyrinah Solomon, Kirk Kamanu, Scott Maukele, Cory Kaneaiakala, Herb Ono, Bob Lang, Roger Parsons, Chris Skapik, Elaine Iwamasa, Elaine Ako Spencer, Ed Roy, Elizabeth & George Studios, George Gardiser, Lea Uehara, Pierre Grill, Nanilisa Pascua, Hans Ballin, Gladys Isokane, Erik Diesen, Michael Eisenstot, Katy Campbell, The Sugar Cane Express, Rob Hartley, De DeCrow, Bill Joor, John Higgins, Nora Oyama-Haugen, Stanton K. Haugen, Steve Sakaue, Kevin Hirasa, Dunbar Wakayama, Tracy Clay, John Lino, Augie Colon, Jack Matthews, Jeff Helberg, Hal & Kay Rosoff, Albert Ka`ai, George Kuo, Keoki Lake, Lanakila  Rittenband, Helene Woodward, Randy Oness, Danny Kaleikini, Isaac Ki`ilehua, Louis “Moon” Kauakahi, Bob Nelson, U.S. Senator Daniel K. Inouye, Al Velasquez, Carl Carlson, Jen Loper, Gordon Freitas, Don Humphrey, Greg Sardinha, Steve Kramer, John Valentine, Roy Hamada, Todd Adamski, The Sounds of Aloha Chorus, Steve DeCrow, David Leeder, Bill Curtis, Mark Conching, Tom Hutton, Sam Vigil, Wayne Neidhardt, Ralph Brandt, Ed Allen, Tim Ozmun, Rob Hartley, Roy Hewetson, Ray Higuchi, Lee Carney, Jay Linskey, Katie Linskey, Edie Becker, Jim Jeffus, Sjoberg Photo, Bishop Museum, Jack & Marty Ford Collection, and T.W. Shelton.

Mahalo also to the many great composers whose songs we have recorded, to those who have inspired us musically over the past half century, and to all of those who helped underwrite, or who bought and played our recordings. Thanks to columnists, reviewers and others in the media, those who have reviewed our releases, and to radio & television stations that play our music.  If we have overlooked anyone, we offer our sincerest apologies. — K & C (January 2003)