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K Kaiwaza Tiki Socialite Waikiki Beach, Hawaii Joined: Aug 06, 2003 Posts: 563	K Kaiwaza Posted posted on Wed, Oct 28, 2009 1:59 PM This "Waikiki" label LP (and it's companion vol. 2,) heavily features Gabby Pahinui (featured on the cover here) who became an icon of traditional Hawaiian sound, much like Genoa Keawe. There are many Pahinui tracks spread through most of the "Waikiki" LPs. This one looks like it should be a Leetag painting, don't you think? "The Duke" isn't performing here, but "Waikiki" gave him his own record. This might just look like an assortment of island beauties, but there's some history in this picture. Back "in the day", instead of electing just one beauty queen, The University of Hawaii held a competition where one winner was chosen for each of the major ethnic groups of Hawaii at the time...I don't know which year this was, but from left to right, they are Cosmopolitan (mixed race), Japanese, Filipino, Korean, Chinese, Caucasian, and, seated, Native Hawaiian.

This "Waikiki" label LP (and it's companion vol. 2,) heavily features Gabby Pahinui (featured on the cover here) who became an icon of traditional Hawaiian sound, much like Genoa Keawe. There are many Pahinui tracks spread through most of the "Waikiki" LPs.

This one looks like it should be a Leetag painting, don't you think?

"The Duke" isn't performing here, but "Waikiki" gave him his own record.

This might just look like an assortment of island beauties, but there's some history in this picture. Back "in the day", instead of electing just one beauty queen, The University of Hawaii held a competition where one winner was chosen for each of the major ethnic groups of Hawaii at the time...I don't know which year this was, but from left to right, they are
Cosmopolitan (mixed race), Japanese, Filipino, Korean, Chinese, Caucasian, and, seated, Native Hawaiian.

Post #490637 by Kaiwaza on Wed, Oct 28, 2009 1:59 PM