Label: 49th State Hawaii Record Co. – 3320
Series: Souvenir Songs Of Hawaii
Format: Vinyl, 10″, 33 ⅓ RPM, Compilation
Country: US
Released:
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Pacific, Hawaiian
Hawaiian Hula Blues
Hula Medley
Song Of The Islands Ukulele Medley
Tracklist:
- Hawaiian Hula Blues – John K. Almeida And His Hawaiians
- Hula Medley – Mike Hoomanawanui
- Song Of The Islands Ukulele Medley – Waikiki Beach Boy
- Maui Chimes – Benny Rogers
- Little Brown Gal – Tony Ferrucci And John Almeida
- Hookipa Paka – Maunawili Medley – Henry Kaalekahi
- Hawaiian Ukulele Medley – Waikiki Beach Boy
- Moana Chimes – Benny Rogers
Notes:
The 49th State Hawaii Record Co.was established in 1946 by George K. Ching, proprietor of Honolulu’s “Maestro Record Store.” Recognizing the growing interest in Hawaiian music, Ching expanded his business to include recording services, which eventually grew into a recording studio and record label. The label initially featured a map of the Hawaiian islands on its records, which later changed to a design with a hula dancer.
“Souvenir Songs Of Hawaii: Volume 20″ is a 10” vinyl record released by the 49th State Hawaii Record Co. This volume is part of a series that celebrates Hawaiian music and culture, featuring a compilation of tracks by various artists. The record includes performances by notable Hawaiian musicians such as John K. Almeida, Mike Hoomanawanui, and Benny Rogers, among others.
The tracks on this volume showcase a variety of Hawaiian musical styles, including traditional hula tunes, ukulele medleys, and instrumental melodies. Songs like “Hawaiian Hula Blues” by John K. Almeida and His Hawaiians and “Maui Chimes” by Benny Rogers highlight the rich musical heritage of Hawaii. The record provides listeners with a nostalgic and authentic Hawaiian musical experience.
“Souvenir Songs Of Hawaii: Volume 20” is a cherished collectible for fans of Hawaiian music and culture. Its unique blend of traditional and contemporary Hawaiian sounds makes it a valuable addition to any vinyl collection. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to Hawaiian music, this record offers a delightful journey through the musical landscape of the Aloha State.