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Kicking off with a cover of his hero Elvis Presley's 'That's Alright,' the late Prince Tui Teka delivers a classic performance in this TVNZ-filmed variety show (one of three specials). A classy Bernie Allen-led band and the Yandall Sisters back-up on the smoky Vegas-inspired set. Tui sings his hit 'E Ipo' with wife Missy, and they pay tribute to the song’s Māori lyricist Ngoi (‘Poi-E’) Pewhairangi. The songs are peppered with warmth, humour and poi action (led by a young Pita Sharples), as Tui Teka confirms his reputation as one of Aotearoa's great entertainers.
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brings back memmories
the days living up on the hill
this is awesome to see i grew up listening to tui teka...hope you guys will be able to put more of his show variety shows on thanks for the memories
I remember this concert, Prince Tui Teka was a born entertainer, and an inspiration to any aspiring performer!
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pamela donovan
Posted at 03.57PM - 02.06.2013
Great man awesome talent,sadly missed.