Exotic Tiki Island Podcast with Tiki Brian – Show 54

Presented in 3D audio

Originally published October 15, 2017

Aloha. Welcome to another episode of the Exotic Tiki Island Podcast. I’m your host, Tiki Brian, and this is show 54, presented in 3D audio Surround Sound. I recommend listing to the episode with headphones to enjoy the best 3D audio experience.

Show 54 – Presented in 3D Binaural Audio!

Tracklist

Matey – Paul Page
Trade Winds – Martin Denny
Makala Pua – Michael Alan Scott
Birds of Paradise – Billy Gonzales The Paradise Serenaders
Quiet Village – The 5 Glow Tones
Land of Flower – The Polynesians
Kalele Swinging – Henry Kaleialoha Allen
Mood Tattooed – Les Baxter
Time And Tide – 1996 digital remaster – Martin Denny
Twist Of Lyman – The Tiki Delights
My Little Wahine – Ko Latane with Dick Carr and his Drifters
Moon of Manakoora – The Polynesians
Lugon – Henry Mancini
Yelli – Baka women Yodelers
Tropical Safari – Don Randi Trio, Curtis Amy
Great Southern Land – Quiet Village – Savage Sounds, by Slide Night
West African Traditional Music – Tribal War Chant
Jungle flower – Water Melon Group
Similau – Peggy Lee 2000 Mix
Exotic Tiki Island Theme Song – Danny & Tiki Brian
Kaho’Olawe Song – Steve & Teresa

Transcript

Show 54 of the Exotic Tiki Island Podcast is sponsored by the 1940s White Christmas Ball and Hotep Nefti. Aloha, everyone. This is Tiki Brian.

You know, it’s not too early to think about what you’re going to do this holiday season. And why not do something amazing that you’ll remember for the rest of your life? The 8th annual 1940s and 50s White Christmas Ball event happening Saturday, December 2nd in Denver, Colorado can be the high point of this holiday season.

Step back in time this Christmas for an unforgettably magical 40s and 50s holiday party that will bring back all the warmth and nostalgia of a more simple time. Experience an enchanted evening of dancing with your sweetheart. Or maybe even meet one amidst 1940s and 50s vehicles, movie set lights and props, reenactors, sleighs, Christmas trees, and the most sought after big bands including the Hot Tomatoes and the Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra.

Also featured in this event, a very special appearance by Hollywood’s 1940s tap dancing and singing performance troupe, the Satin Dolls, and an incredible vintage Vegas tribute show with Frank Sinatra and friends coming straight from Vegas for the event. Enjoy reenactments from my timeless movie, White Christmas. Watch Bing Crosby, Danny, and the Haynes Sisters perform.

Enjoy Jimmy Stewart and Clarence in our. It’s a Wonderful Life Christmas Radio Show. Plus, I’ll be hosting a special White Christmas Radio broadcast from my ETI Radio online station all day and night during the event, playing Christmas music from the 40s and 50s.

Be sure to check out the event info all available on their website. www.1940sball.org. That’s 1940sball.org.

Be sure to save the date for the 8th annual 1940s and 50s White Christmas Ball event happening Saturday, December 2nd in Denver, Colorado. The 1940s and 50s White Christmas Ball event is a proud sponsor of the Exotic Tiki Island Podcast and ETI Radio.

Aloha, friends. I want to let all of you know that our sponsor, Hotep Nefti, creator of Tiki-themed Tiki products has added new coffee mug designs to their website. There are five new designs available for purchase.

These include Franken Tiki, Hopi Tiki, Sunflower Tiki, Yankee Doodle.

Tiki, and to celebrate the fall season, Thanks Tiki Mugs. These mugs, along with many other Tiki products on their website, make perfect gifts. So be sure to check out their website for these latest designs.

Their website, www.cafepress.com forward slash hotepnefti, that’s H-O-T-E-P-N-E-F-T-I. Mahalo.

Aloha, Waihenies and Kanees, and welcome to another episode of the Exotic Tiki Island Podcast. I’m your host, Tiki Brian, and this is show number 54, presented in 3D Surround Sound. Get ready to travel back in time to a paradise island in the South Pacific, as I play vintage Hawaiian, Exotica and Tiki tunes from my personal vinyl and digital collection.

For this special 3D audio show, I recommend that you wear earbuds or headphones to experience the full 3D surround effects embedded into the show. Are you ready? Then make your favorite Tiki cocktail, sit back, relax, while I take you on a 3D audio journey around Exotic Tiki Island.

We begin with a boat ride to the island. Enjoy, my friends!

She’s calling me sweetie, she’s calling me dear Telling me things that I’m longing to hear. She says she will kiss me with lips rosy red. And a soft loving shoulder for old lady’s hair.

Oh, I hear her calling, the words seem to say.

Welcome, friends, to the main beach on Exotic Tiki Island.

Thank Let’s go.

We are now at the Hurricane Hut Lounge. Thank you.

Thank You are now at the Forbidden Lagoon.

Go.

We begin with a boat ride to the island. Enjoy, my friends!

She’s calling me sweetie, she’s calling me dear Telling me things that I’m longing to hear. She says she will kiss me with lips rosy red. And a soft loving shoulder for old lady’s hair.

Oh, I hear her calling, the words seem to say.

Welcome, friends, to the main beach on Exotic Tiki Island.

Thank Let’s go.

We are now at the Hurricane Hut Lounge. Thank you.

Thank You are now at the Forbidden Lagoon.

Go.

We have arrived at the Aloha Beach.

She’ll make you forget you’re growing old Boy, if you’re really keen on my little wahini wakaruba. Don’t spend hours tending class for you, just be wasting your time.

Thank So have you ever seen. My little wahine in Rotorua? She’s a treat, she’s a sweet, she can drive you right out of your mind.

She’s a dusky queen, My little wahine in Rotorua. See her laugh, see her dance, and you leave your cares and worries behind. She can be your so hooky, your really bright as a star.

She can even be so bold, she’ll make you want to spoon eat that marimou, she’ll make you forget you’re growing old.

Welcome to the Virgin Volcano!

Here we are at the Blue Whale Tiki Bar.

There you have it, friends, a 3D audio surround experience of Exotic Tiki Island. I hope you enjoyed the journey. Sadly, it’s time to say aloha.

But before I go, I’d like to say mahalo to our sponsors, the 1940s White Christmas Ball, located over on www.1940sball.org, and also Hotep Nephty, located at www.cafepress.com. Forward slash Hotep Nephty, H-O-T-E-P-N-E-F-T-I. And if you enjoy these podcast shows and want to show your support, you can buy me a Mai Tai by making a donation to the show.

To make a donation, simply go over to the official exotictikiisland.com website and click on the donation button. Any amount is greatly appreciated, and it really does help me offset the expensive cost of creating the podcast and making it available to you for free. Mahalo.

Well, before I say aloha, I’d like to invite all of you to tune in to ETI Radio. ETI Radio is an online broadcast that begins on the first Friday of each month and lasts all weekend long. If you like this podcast, you’re going to love ETI Radio.

ETI Radio features even more rare vintage Hawaiian, Exotica, and Tiki tunes from my vinyl and digital collection. For more information on how you can tune in online, visit the official exotictikiisland.com website and click on ETI Radio. All right, that’s all for this show, friends.

I’ll see you next time on show 55 of the Exotic Tiki Island Podcast. Aloha!