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Kialoa 3:540:00/3:54
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E Komo Mai 3:350:00/3:35
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Holding Up the World 4:240:00/4:24
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0:00/2:21
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Sabbath Rest 6:290:00/6:29
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I See the Lord 4:320:00/4:32
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Abide 3:470:00/3:47
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Once Lost 6:080:00/6:08
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Do What's Right 5:190:00/5:19
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Waimanalo Blues 4:120:00/4:12
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Humbled by Grace 3:310:00/3:31
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Aloha Shirt Factory 0:410:00/0:41
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It Is Well 4:090:00/4:09
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Twilight Serenade 4:230:00/4:23
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Be Thou My Vision 4:560:00/4:56
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Pilgrim Song 4:200:00/4:20
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0:00/5:57
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Time 3:070:00/3:07
February, 2015
Ken Totushek introduces a new hymn of praise in Antalya, Turkey called "Heaven's Declaration", based on Psalm 19:1-4. You can hear the song, lyrics included at the link below...
For Ken Totushek, the music can just happen — the right place, the right people and the guitar comes out and a connection is made. In Japan, the Caribbean, at a school in the Middle East, in a Buddhist Temple...
Building Bridges Through Music (video)
Barrington man is a musical missionary
Ken Totushek was playing a show inside a small club in Osaka, Japan, when a young man approached him in between sets. It was clear to Ken that the young man, a Japanese citizen, did not have much money, but he insisted that Ken, a tall, lanky American who wears wire-framed glasses and a short-cropped [...]
Videos—Live Performance, the first link has songs from my 2013 Japan Tour--please check it out...
Videos--Guitar Workshop sample
"High-end acoustics on parade" write-up in The Practice Room 07/06 This is a great online resource for a wealth of musician/guitarist info. They did a nice brief on Graceworks Music guitar reviews and sound samples.
04/05
5/18/02 1-3-02 BAND SPOTLIGHT - Every guitar tells a story
[All Edition]
The Providence Journal - Providence, R.I.
Who he is: Ken Totushek, of Barrington. What he plays: Ken Totushek is a guitar aficionado and it shows. In his new album, Pilgrim Song, his instrumentals tell stories using several styles of acoustic guitars. "I wanted to do an instrumental and focus more on the acoustic guitar, and different acoustic guitars," Totushek says. "Different makes and different woods used have different tones. I wanted to make a CD that has a lot of variety in it, but still the acoustic guitar was the spotlight." His arrangements on Pilgrim Song include the nuances of several guitar styles, including jazz, classical and folk. Fire And Ice carries the pace and rhythm of a festival in Spain, where families gather to celebrate one another. Rebound and Twilight Serenade suggest a closer-to-home feel, a New England autumn in the vivid style of George Winston's seasonal ballads a vision of the bare trees that make us miss the colors once there. Influences: Totushek's influences include Winston, James Taylor and other guitar instrumentalists. "Most of this music comes out of my own life experiences," he says. Recording: Last November, Totushek released For Love of Christmas, with Pastor David and Anna-Lisa Madeira of Barrington Baptist Church. In 1994 he released For the Rest of Your Life, with Ken Totushek and Friends. He wrote Pilgrim Song over four years - "there were a lot of ups and downs and emotions," he says. "Different songs will reflect some of that. "Without lyrics, I wanted to try to convey a sense of what is going on with me at the time, but also hopefully it might evoke some kind of story for a listener. It may be a different story for you than it is for me. The songs do minister to people in a way, which is a goal and a prayer." Fundraising: The proceeds from Pilgrim Song, released on his Graceworks Recording, go to Sept. 11 relief. "That really made it more meaningful in my mind," he says, "not just to release a CD that people can listen to, but to have it help families of victims of the attacks on Sept. 11." 12/13/01
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