You get sick of hearing it yourself. And that's no good. Well, I think it's good, if they keep it Hawaiian. And I think they are. I think a lot of the media are starting to recognize that you gotta get rid of all the clap-trap and get down to the meat, and forget all the flowery stuff.
People are sick of it.
Copying or artificial, has no substance. And public television, and radio too, is starting to get the reputation, as I see it, as a savior, for saving the real stuff and putting it out where people can hear it. And a lot of the younger set think people don't want to hear that anymore. They turn the radio on, it's not there, that's it. I tell them, it's not how much you play, forget that.