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Bill Aliiloa Lincoln
Hawaiian Falsetto Singer

An introduction to Hawaiian falsetto singer Bill Aliiloa Lincoln.

Facts About Bill Aliiloa Lincoln
  • Born in 1913
  • Full Name: Bill Aliiloa Lincoln
  • Went by: Bill Lincoln
  • Was one of 15 children
  • His father was a cattle rancher
  • He grew up working as a paniolo and speaking Hawwaiian
  • Formed his own band when he graduated from HS in 1931
  • Moved to Oahu and was working nightclubs by 1938
  • Sang from 1930's to 1970's
  • First sang straight tenor but later, influenced by Lena Machado and George Kainapau, he specialized in falsetto

    Articles About Bill Aliiloa Lincoln
  • Territorial Airwaves Bill Lincoln Tribute

    Recordings of Bill Aliiloa Lincoln
  • 2007 Bill Aliiloa Lincoln: Hawaii's Falsetto Poet
    (won a 2008 Na Hoku Hanohano Award for the best anthology album released in 2007)
  • Wayne Harada's CD Review
  • John Berger's CD Review/a>

    Anthology Albums With Bill Lincoln Singing
  • 2000 Legends of Falsetto
  • 1998 Lei of Stars
    See also:
  • Other Hawaiian Falsetto Singers
  • Hawaiian Music Artists A to Z



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    Elsewhere on the Web: 2006 Honolulu Advertiser Article





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