Waikiki Womb addition (The ʻOna ʻAluʻalu bar) - Home Tiki Bars

M Murph Member SoCal Joined: Jul 11, 2006 Posts: 843	M Murph Posted posted on Sun, Mar 7, 2010 9:27 PM On 2010-03-07 04:40, Wayfarer wrote: I love the style of the tiki bar and 'seating area', it just looks inviting and like somewhere to just hang out. Now the only questions remains... what kind of music do you have for it? Thanks. I've got wireless speakers setup under the booth seating running through an Airport Express so I can feed in music from my Mac iTunes playlists. To help with the early 40s pre-Tiki vibe in the 'Ona 'Alu 'alu I like listening to "Hawaiian Memories 1936-1947". It's a great collection of prewar, pre-tourist Hawaiian music.

On 2010-03-07 04:40, Wayfarer wrote:
I love the style of the tiki bar and 'seating area', it just looks inviting and like somewhere to just hang out. Now the only questions remains... what kind of music do you have for it?

Thanks.
I've got wireless speakers setup under the booth seating running through an
Airport Express so I can feed in music from my Mac iTunes playlists.
To help with the early 40s pre-Tiki vibe in the 'Ona 'Alu 'alu
I like listening to "Hawaiian Memories 1936-1947".
It's a great collection of prewar, pre-tourist Hawaiian music.

Post #515816 by Murph on Sun, Mar 7, 2010 9:27 PM