short waikiki documentary made by me! - General Tiki

TM tiki mick Tiki Socialite SOCAL Joined: May 12, 2004 Posts: 4105	TM tiki mick Posted posted on Wed, May 28, 2008 8:35 AM On 2008-05-27 18:38, BC-Da-Da wrote: Hi Everyone, If you'd like, I posted this clip to YouTube: http://youtube.com/watch?v=wwvYNW07q0A It's a short documentary that I directed four years ago, as a teaser to a larger project about the Waikiki Beachboys... native Hawaiian surf instructors and nightclub entertainers from the jazz age up through the '60s. There were two great generations of Beachboys, and even though there are still beachboy concessions on Waikiki Beach today, the music and scene is nowhere near what it was back in the day. I hope you enjoy the clip. I have tons of interview footage "in the can." You should have interviewed Palika Pat Enos of our band, the smoking menehunes. Pat WAS one of the 50's/60's beach boys, and our band currently plays all the songs from that era. In fact, I periodically ask Pat to remember the "novelty" songs he and his tanned and muscular friends used to sing for the pretty tourist girls. He has some awesome stories to tell....Pat was there in Waikiki during the very heyday of the Hawaiian Beach boys. The "scene" may be long gone, but there are bands like ours that are still playing the music at least.

On 2008-05-27 18:38, BC-Da-Da wrote:
Hi Everyone,

If you'd like, I posted this clip to YouTube:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=wwvYNW07q0A

It's a short documentary that I directed four years ago, as a teaser to a larger project about the Waikiki Beachboys... native Hawaiian surf instructors and nightclub entertainers from the jazz age up through the '60s. There were two great generations of Beachboys, and even though there are still beachboy concessions on Waikiki Beach today, the music and scene is nowhere near what it was back in the day.

I hope you enjoy the clip. I have tons of interview footage "in the can."

You should have interviewed Palika Pat Enos of our band, the smoking menehunes. Pat WAS one of the 50's/60's beach boys, and our band currently plays all the songs from that era. In fact, I periodically ask Pat to remember the "novelty" songs he and his tanned and muscular friends used to sing for the pretty tourist girls. He has some awesome stories to tell....Pat was there in Waikiki during the very heyday of the Hawaiian Beach boys. The "scene" may be long gone, but there are bands like ours that are still playing the music at least.

Post #382922 by tiki mick on Wed, May 28, 2008 8:35 AM