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Lilo And Stitch
Lilo and Stitch was a band that came together in Hawaii, with Jason Scott on vocals and guitar, Jon Yamasato on bass, Harold Payne on drums, and Karl Espiritu...
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Rubberneckin'
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A Little Less Conversation
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Aloha, e Komo Mai
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Always
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Burning Love
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Can't Help Falling In Love
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Devil In Disguise
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Hawaiian Rollercoaster Ride
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He Mele No Lilo
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Heartbreak Hotel
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Hound Dog
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I Need Your Love Tonight
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Pineapple Princess
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Stuck On You
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Suspicious Minds
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Lilo and Stitch was a band that came together in Hawaii, with Jason Scott on vocals and guitar, Jon Yamasato on bass, Harold Payne on drums, and Karl Espiritu on keyboards. They made music that drew from the sounds of their home, though some traditionalists weren't always comfortable with how they mixed Hawaiian elements with pop.
Their song "Hawaiian Rollercoaster Ride" came out in 1998 on their debut album, also called Lilo and Stitch. It caught on quickly with its upbeat rhythm and island feel, and it helped bring the band some wider attention. They also recorded tracks like "He Mele No Lilo" and "Aloha, e Komo Mai."
After that first album, they kept putting out music, including a record called "E K." Their sound shifted a bit over time, but they generally stayed close to those Hawaiian roots.
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