My grandfather played the old school songs every Sunday morning before church, he played the tapes while cooking for Sunday lunch, Thank you TH-cam community, you bring back good memories
2 très belles voix Père et fille pour cette complainte c'est très beau, tous deux maitrisent un trémolo vocale en symbiose c'est agréable à l'oreille. Merci pour tout et il n'est jamais tard de faire un compliment
WOW THE FAMILY CRUMMER KIA ORANA 2 ONE OF THE KUKI MUSICAL LEGEND WILLIE AND ALSO ANNIE AND OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS ALL OF YOUR SONGS WITH YOURS VOCALISTS AND BEATS BRINGS TEARS OF OCEAN OF ENJOYMENT FROM OUR PAST LOVED ONES AND PRESENT THOSE ARE TIME CAPSULES TO BE HANDED DOWN TO THE NEXT GENERATION A HUGE AROA MAATA TO YOURS SO ANNE ALL YOUR SONGS IN NZ LOVED BY ALL OF US KUKIS VOICE SO HEAVENLY SO FAMILY MAY GOD BE BLESSED AND PRAISED FOR YOUR MUSICAL TALENTS KIA ORANA E KIA MANUIA FLOWERS FROM MY HEART ❤ SOPH
My Nana she is 91 years old (more like 80 years old very able bodied and can do everything shes done since I was a child strong Mauke Lady 😊) I'm Blessed to still have her with us she always sings this song so Beautiful since I was a little girl love singing with my nana
Aw Krummer anau ko rekareka too emine mai rekareka Your dad is such a beautiful singing, now I know where you got your waiata skilz from that was so beautiful that I could see the coconut 🌴 trees from home Aitutaki Rarotonga 👋 waving to me God bless you & good wishes to you all from the Batfamily x meitaki ra
Vaine/Woman: Aue taku tane (Oh my husband) Auraka koe e aere (Don’t leave) Auraka koe e akaruke mai iaku e taku tane (Please don’t leave me my husband) Ka mate au I te aue (I will die from sorrow) Tane/Man: Aue Maine te reva nei au (Oh my lady/wife I am going) Kare au e noo iakoe (I will be leaving you) Me inangaro mai ra koe iaku e taku vaine (But if you want me, my lady/wife) Ka noo atu au kia koe (I will stay here with you) Something along those lines
Annie your dad is phenomenal
Brings tears.Dear memories of my childhoood in Niue in the 1960's
Just marvelous
My grandfather played the old school songs every Sunday morning before church, he played the tapes while cooking for Sunday lunch, Thank you TH-cam community, you bring back good memories
2 très belles voix Père et fille pour cette complainte c'est très beau, tous deux maitrisent un trémolo vocale en symbiose c'est agréable à l'oreille. Merci pour tout et il n'est jamais tard de faire un compliment
Gosh i haven't heard this for awhile maybe longer. THANKYOU. Just Beautiful 🤩
Omg love this song especially when they play at kuki weddings
WOW THE FAMILY CRUMMER KIA ORANA 2 ONE OF THE KUKI MUSICAL LEGEND WILLIE AND ALSO ANNIE AND OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS ALL OF YOUR SONGS WITH YOURS VOCALISTS AND BEATS BRINGS TEARS OF OCEAN OF ENJOYMENT FROM OUR PAST LOVED ONES AND PRESENT THOSE ARE TIME CAPSULES TO BE HANDED DOWN TO THE NEXT GENERATION A HUGE AROA MAATA TO YOURS SO ANNE ALL YOUR SONGS IN NZ LOVED BY ALL OF US KUKIS VOICE SO HEAVENLY SO FAMILY MAY GOD BE BLESSED AND PRAISED FOR YOUR MUSICAL TALENTS KIA ORANA E KIA MANUIA FLOWERS FROM MY HEART ❤ SOPH
My Nana she is 91 years old (more like 80 years old very able bodied and can do everything shes done since I was a child strong Mauke Lady 😊) I'm Blessed to still have her with us she always sings this song so Beautiful since I was a little girl love singing with my nana
Beautiful Song Annie!! Lovely❤
Beautiful,beautiful singing so sweet could listen to this singing for ever just so beautiful
Love those unique Kuki Airani harmonies
LOved this song as a child! It's words embedded into fun childhood memories. Awesome to see Annie's dad still has his groove on....tino ataahua
Maururu no te ie himene ta oe! :) Ia orana ia u tau! :) Kia ora Aotearoa
Aw Krummer anau ko rekareka too emine mai rekareka Your dad is such a beautiful singing, now I know where you got your waiata skilz from that was so beautiful that I could see the coconut 🌴 trees from home Aitutaki Rarotonga 👋 waving to me God bless you & good wishes to you all from the Batfamily x meitaki ra
This waiata has a special place in my heart due to some of the fond memories of my childhood ❤❤❤❤
Oh my gosh, so beautiful
Im singing this to my wife on my wedding night. of all our maori waiata this beats them all. miharo👌🏽
Big big love from Tahiti beautiful song ❤❤❤
Iaorana from Tahiti, i love the way you sing this song and good to see again my friend, Pat 😊.
Mauruuru for sharing this, its so beautiful. E manea
Chur annie you still got your style voice chur❤❤cheers awesome
Beautiful song and thank you for sharing it with us.
Annie Crummer what an awesome whanau you have blessed
I worked with Willie concreting in the 70s in Auckland,he was always smiling and singing..
Beautiful 😢 (made me cry)
Omg beautiful singing
Magnifique chanson d'amour merci♥
Annie Crummer awesome family song all the very best
Love this song,
awesome one of my dads old time songs
LOVE THE HARMONIES
Just awesome
awesome song..brings back memories..
I love aue taku tane
lovely song - fantastic talent :-)
Nice voices !
Beautiful Sista from Tokorora
bravo very very nice
Wonderful Wonderful Bliss Bliss
Maruru roa te aroha ia rahi te fetii no Cook ORA no Tahiti
J'adore chill
2 meka cuz n maruru uncle god bless
MY FEVER SONG MY LOVE PASS 6MONTHS
Cook Islands T Cole...this is a Father & Daughter duet with friends
I love you guys ❤️🌈You are wonderful 🌈🎼The father 🎼Your great ? Iaora❤️🌈From MOOREA island? If you look look the map of the island? Like ❤️
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I love your songs where are you and your family from
The Crummers come from the Cook Islands.
Awesome !
T Cole they from Rarotonga cook islands south pacific
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Beautiful song, love it 💞
Can someone please translate the song lyrics to English?
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❤️♥️👍
All from ❤️
Hey Aunty how are you, hope all is well ❤
e Tano ei. reka!
Manea 🙂
I am a cook
Cleveland Glen
what does it mean ????
Vaine/Woman:
Aue taku tane
(Oh my husband)
Auraka koe e aere
(Don’t leave)
Auraka koe e akaruke mai iaku e taku tane
(Please don’t leave me my husband)
Ka mate au I te aue
(I will die from sorrow)
Tane/Man:
Aue Maine te reva nei au
(Oh my lady/wife I am going)
Kare au e noo iakoe
(I will be leaving you)
Me inangaro mai ra koe iaku e taku vaine
(But if you want me, my lady/wife)
Ka noo atu au kia koe
(I will stay here with you)
Something along those lines
Johns Fork
How come she drags her voice same as her father at the end