On the Beach at Waikiki
Various Artists
FWRFS612
As the original liner notes insist, the Hawaiian guitar craze that surprised the nation in the 1920s did not end—it just changed to incorporate different repertoires and styles, including jazz, ragtime, and country music. This collection celebrates the heyday of slack-key guitar recording, in all its color.
Country(s) United States
Culture Group(s) Hawaiian
Keyword(s) Music--Hawaii
Instrument(s) Hawaiian guitar
Language(s) English
Year of Release
1981
Record Label
Folkways Records
Source Archive
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits
Design by Ronald Clyne
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Indiana March |
Hanapi Trio |
2:36 |
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102 |
Smiles, Then Kisses |
Louise, Ferera and Greenus |
2:42 |
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103 |
Hawaiian Echoes |
Louise, Ferera and Greenus |
2:54 |
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104 |
Along the Way to Waikiki |
Helen Louise and Frank Ferera |
3:07 |
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105 |
Roses of Yesterday |
The Hawaiian Islanders |
2:53 |
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106 |
One Summer Night |
Yale Hawaiian Trio |
2:38 |
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107 |
South Wind |
Yale Hawaiian Trio |
2:35 |
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201 |
Hilo-Hawaiian March |
Kane's Hawaiians |
2:59 |
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202 |
Drowsy Waters (Wailana Waltz) |
Kane's Hawaiians |
2:56 |
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203 |
On the Beach at Waikiki |
Helen Louise and Frank Ferera |
3:05 |
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204 |
Clarinet Marmalade |
Six and Seven-Eighths String Band |
2:09 |
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205 |
Medley in "D" |
Six and Seven-Eighths String Band |
2:10 |
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206 |
High Society |
Six and Seven-Eighths String Band |
3:39 |
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207 |
Hawaiian Dreams |
Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra |
3:13 |
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