• Bi-Monthly publication "Air Times"
• HPR Annual Manual, a comprehensive catalog of every program broadcast on the HPR network
• 1-Year Subscription to EITHER Honolulu Magazine or Hawaii Business OR Maui No Ka Oi.
• Specially priced admission to HPR-sponsored events including: Concerts in HPR’s Atherton Performing Arts Studio, and other special events throughout the year

(ST13LP) HPR License Plate Frame: Proudly boasts “Hawaii Public Radio – Member.” Red/Silver

(S13D231) 1-Pair of Tickets to Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me! Live! (at the movies). A live staging of Wait, Wait... Don’t Tell Me! will be simulcast at the Regal Dole Cannery Theater on Thursday, May 2nd at 8pm.

(S13CD130) CD: Kenneth Fuchs: Atlantic Riband; American Rhapsody; Divinum Mysterium. (Michael Ludwig, violin; Buffalo Philharmonic Orch.; JoAnn Falletta, cond.) JoAnn Falletta and the London Symphony Orchestra showcase the music of Kenneth Fuchs, a young composer whose recent American Rhapsody can take its place among the day's contemporary classics. New and recommended!

(S13CD100) CD: Na Leo: Romantic Waikiki. The women of N? Leo have been harmonizing for nearly 30 years. The trio's latest release takes a nostalgic look back at the most romantic place on earth...Waikiki. Featuring Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Maile Swing and Hawai`i Aloha.

(S13CD171) CD: Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz: Dave Brubeck. The interplay between Dave Brubeck and Marian McPartland at the piano is simply wonderful. Features a lovely exploration of In Your Own Sweet Way, a fantastic piano duo rendition of Take Five, and much more, interspersed with conversation between these two piano greats.

(S13CD131) CD: Les Miserables Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. The hit musical impresses on the big screen with an all-star cast including Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, and Russell Crowe, and a brilliant new orchestration by the composer Claude-Michel Schonberg.

(ST13UM) HPR Logo Umbrella. Dark Green. 15 inches folded with “HPR” proudly displayed.

(S13CD132) CD: Angele Dubeau & La Pieta: Game Music. Angele Dubeau and La Pieta exceed all expectations in a selection of music from today’s popular video games, including Angry Birds, The Secret of Mana, and Final Fantasy.  This year’s award for most original album concept.  Great listening!

(S13CD170) 2-CD set: Django Reinhardt: The Essential Django Reinhardt: These 1949-50 recordings (some with Stephane Grappelli) find the iconic guitar genius applying his magic to his own compositions as well as a spate of standards. Bask in the utterly dazzling selections like Dream of You, It's Only a Paper Moon, Djangology, Nuages, I Got Rhythm, Sophisticated Lady, and Honeysuckle Rose. 36 tracks!

(S13MPS__) HPR Thinking Monkey Polo Shirt. Tori Richard Luxury Polo Shirt embroidered with the HPR logo on the sleeve and the Tori Richard “Thinking Monkey” on the left front. Super-soft cotton. Color: Garnet. Men’s sizes Small-XXL only. (fill the space with size preference. Ex: S13MPSL)

(S13D304) Eton Emergency Radio. The latest portable Eton AM/FM solar-powered emergency radio.

(S13CD133) 2-CD Set: Americana: The Modern Mandolin Quartet: The Modern Mandolin Quartet presents this uniquely engaging collection of music that embodies the American spirit with selections by Bill Monroe, George Gershwin and Philip Glass. The package includes a 2 disc set, with a Blu Ray Audio disc and a standard CD.

(S13CD105) 5-CD Combo: “Derrick Malama’s Favorite Five.” 5 Hawaiian CDs heard on Kanikapila Sunday.

1. Robert Cazimero: Hula 2: The Hawaiian music legend sings and plays the piano on this solo album, the second volume of his favorite songs for hula. Including Koke`e, Beyond The Reef, and Makalapua.

2. N? Leo: Romantic Waikiki: The women of N? Leo have been harmonizing for nearly 30 years. The trio’s latest release takes a nostalgic look back at the most romantic place on earth…Waikiki. Featuring Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Maile Swing, and Hawai`i Aloha.

3. Jeff Peterson: Slack Key Travels: Hawai`i’s award-winning slack key guitarist takes us on a musical tour around the world and back home to his birthplace on Maui in this new collection of instrumentals. Including Aloha Japan, Old Volcano Road, and Makawao Chimes.

4. Kahulanui: Hula Ku`i: In its debut release, the innovative band Kahulanui is inspired by Hawaiian Swing music orchestras of the 1920s and ‘30s, blending the sounds of that bygone era with the technology of today.  

5. Dennis Pavao: Na Mele Henoheno (Cherished Songs): The late Dennis Pavao, a co-founder of the group Hui `Ohana, was one of Hawai`i's greatest singers. In this compilation of classics, he displays his tremendous vocal range, from a powerful baritone to a soaring falsetto. Featuring Lahainaluna, Alekoki, and Hawaiian Soul.

(S13CD165) Don’s Picks: 5 Jazz CDs selected by Don Gordon.

1. Harold Mabern: Mr Lucky – A Tribute to Sammy Davis Jr. Harold Mabern, one of jazz's most enduring and dazzlingly skilled pianists steps into the spotlight as a leader on this recording full of high spirits, driving energy and great jazz. Hailing from Memphis, Jr. Mabern started out as a drummer but switched to piano, keeping that rhythmic drive in his keyboard technique. With his long-time colleague, Eric Alexander, Mabern romps and stomps through an interesting repertoire of songs associated with Sammy Davis Jr. Featuring John Webber on bass and Joe Farnsworth on drums.

2. Cedar Walton: The Bouncer: As a pianist, Walton invents all the time, and makes his always imaginative work fit into the context of whatever he's playing. As a composer, Cedar is one of the finest in jazz whose works have been widely recorded with many now being recognized as jazz standards. His quintet includes trombonist Steve Turre, Vincent Herring on saxophone, bassist David Williams, Will Jones III on drums, and percussionist Ray Mantilla.
3. Joey DeFrancesco: Wonderful! Wonderful! From the get-go, Joey DeFrancesco established his credentials with virtuoso technique and an innate soulfulness that he brought to bear on the Hammond B-3 organ. Throughout his early career, Joey was widely recognized for building a bridge from the instrument's golden period of the 1960s and early 70s to the modern vocabulary and usage that it enjoys today. With jazz guitar great Larry Coryell and legendary drummer Jimmy Cobb, Joey imbues the venerable genre with new life, vigor and a modern.

4. Denise Donatelli: Soul Shadows: Grammy nominated vocalist, Denise Donatelli received classical piano training, then turned to singing jazz. Possessing a voice of exceptional nuance, agility and unerring pitch, Denise is able to imbue whatever she chooses to sing with her special warmth, wit and insight. Together, with her Music Director / arranger / accompanist Geoffrey Keezer, Denise offers a stunning program of tunes by Peter Eldridge, Sting, Pomplamoose and others. Geoffrey Keezer provides the interesting arrangements and scoring that have come to be synonymous with a Denise Donatelli recording.

5. Houston Person: Naturally: Houston Person has become something of a jazz institution. He is an eloquent messenger from a jazz landscape firmly rooted in the blues, church music, the great American song composers, and the vocalist-like communication of a song's meaning through the saxophone. Houston is joined here by legendary pianist Cedar Walton, bassist Ray Drummond, and percussionist Lewis Nash.

(S13CD185) 5-CD Combo: “Blues Plate Special.” Jon Alan, host of The Blues Revue, picks five classics.

1. Stevie Ray Vaughan: Live at Carnegie Hall: Live at Carnegie Hall finds SRV broadening its range with guest appearances by Dr. John and the Roomful of Blues horn section. Rather than overpowering Vaughan's signature tautness, the bigger band allows us to view another side of the late, great bluesman. Included are Pride and Joy, Cold Shot, and The Things That I Used To Do.

2. Duke Ellington: Blues in Orbit: Recorded over two nights starting on December 2, 1959 in New York at Columbia Record's studio on East 30th St, here is Duke Ellington at the top of his game with great arrangements, high quality recording and fantastic musicianship from, among others, Ray Nance on trumpet and Johnny Hodges on sax. Includes Blues in Blueprint, The Swinger’s Jump and Blues in Orbit.  

3. Joe Bonamassa: Live From New York: This great CD features 20 songs spanning his 20-year career with smoky vocals complementing the guitar wizardry and rapid-fingered ease with which his fans know and love. Special guests include vocal powerhouse Beth Hart, legendary singer/songwriter John Hiatt and classic rock star Paul Rodgers. Songs include Bird on a Wire, Young Man Blues and Slow Train.

4. DVD: Muddy Waters & the Rolling Stones: Live at the Checkerboard Lounge: On November 22nd 1981, in the middle of their mammoth American tour, the Rolling Stones arrived in Chicago and the band paid a visit to the Checkerboard Lounge to see legendary bluesman Muddy Waters perform. It didn t take long before Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Ian Stewart were joining in on stage and later Buddy Guy and Lefty Dizz also played their part. Classic performances include Champagne and Reefer, Mannish Boy and Baby, Please Don’t Go.

5. John Lee Hooker: Best of John Lee Hooker: During a career spanning more than six decades, the veteran blues singer from the Mississippi Delta estimated he recorded more than 100 albums. His one-chord boogie compositions and rhythmic guitar work were a distinctive sound that influenced rock 'n' rollers as well as rhythm and blues musicians. Includes his big hits including One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer, Mr. Lucky, I'm In The Mood, and It Serves You Right To Suffer.

(S13D305) HPR Logo Rucksack. Pack your provisions in this stylish canvas HPR embossed backpack. Dark Gray.

(S13CD136) 2-CD Combo: 1. Jenny Lin: Get Happy & 2. Natalia Lavrova & Vassily Primakov: Anton Arensky for 2 Pianos. Get Happy includes classical arrangements of show tunes by Gershwin, Porter, and Berlin, served up with style by Pianist Jenny Lin. Pianists Natalia Lavrova and Vassily Primakov deliver delightful performances of the four-handed suites by one of the great Russian Romantics. An extraordinary example of charm, flexibility and unhurried elegance.

(S13D311) 48/7 Club Combo: Vintage Style Radio & HPR Logo Baseball Cap. For fans who listen to both stations all day long. Now, listen to both stations on your Crosley Vintage Style Radio (Model CR31-WA) while wearing your stylish, limited edition, pigment-dyed, navy blue baseball cap embroidered with the HPR logo and “48/7 Club.”

• AM/FM Radio

• Analog Tuner

• External FM Antenna

• Dynamic Full Range Speaker

• Product Dimensions: 9” long x 5.8” wide x 10.8” high

Leadership Circle Members: All listeners who contribute $1,000 or more on an annual basis become members of HPR’s Leadership Circle.

$1,000 Leadership Circle benefits include all the benefits of basic membership and,

• invitations to station-sponsored events
• invitations to private receptions with visiting artists/program hosts
• and, choose a combination of premiums that equals your gift level:

(S13D303) Your Day at HPR. A customized station visit to our broadcast facilities tailored to your interests.

(S13CD139) 18-CD Set: Delius: 150th Anniversary Edition: EMI Classics proudly presents a marvelous new collection of Frederick Delius's finest recordings with newly-remastered content and exclusive interviews.

Broadcaster Pledge Members: All listeners who contribute $2,000 or more on an annual basis become members of HPR’s Leadership Circle.

$2,000 Broadcaster Pledge benefits include all the benefits of basic membership and,

• invitations to station-sponsored events
• invitations to private receptions with visiting artists/program hosts
• and, choose a combination of premiums that equals your gift level:

(S13CD137) 5-Disc Set: Wagner: Der Ring des Nibelungen (Blu-ray). (Metropolitan Opera Orchestra; James Levine, Fabio Luisi, cond.)  The stunning (if controversial) Lepage production of one of the most famous, most performed, and most thrilling opera cycles - filmed in high definition at the world-famous Metropolitan Opera House.

Broadcaster Pledge Members: All listeners who contribute $3,000 or more on an annual basis become members of HPR’s Leadership Circle.

$3,000 Broadcaster Pledge benefits include all the benefits of basic membership and,

• invitations to station-sponsored events
• invitations to private receptions with visiting artists/program hosts
• and, choose a combination of premiums that equals your gift level:

(S13CD138) 60-CD set: RCA Living Stereo Collection Box Set: Music Director’s Pick - A collection showcasing the most sumptuous stereo sound of its time. But sound is only half the story - more than any other label, RCA had access to the world’s finest orchestras and performers. Included in this comprehensive collection are legendary performances by Rubinstein, Cliburn, Heifetz, Stokowski, Price, Bjorling, Monteux, Munch, Reiner, and much, much more.  This is a must have for the serious collector.

(S13D203) HawaiianMiles Choose HawaiianMiles OR an HPR thank you gift from the list above. With a minimum pledge of $120, receive 10 HawaiianMiles for each dollar pledged. [e.g. $120 pledged = 1,200 HawaiianMiles; $1500 pledged = 15,000 miles (1 interisland round trip)] No maximum.

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