Tiki Joe and the Bamboo Band - Tiki Music

T tikijoeandthebambooband Member Joined: Jun 17, 2011 Posts: 9	T tikijoeandthebambooband Posted posted on Fri, Jun 17, 2011 9:22 AM hey thanks for listening. i know it isn't exotica. ive been djing and playing music as tiki joe for atleast 5 years. The ska and reggae may owe more to the carribbean but the song called filipino love song is definitely influenced by the pacific. The final album will be having some exotica instrumentals along with the ska and reggae. It is probably most like trop rock. Anyways I appreciate you listening. I also appreciated the links. I own a lot of tiki albums from the originals like martin denny to don tiki. I just like the idea that tiki culture can embrace all of the island lifestyle, from exotica, surf, hawaiian, to reggae, calypso, and trop rock. [ Edited by: tikijoeandthebambooband 2011-06-17 09:25 ]

hey thanks for listening. i know it isn't exotica. ive been djing and playing music as tiki joe for atleast 5 years. The ska and reggae may owe more to the carribbean but the song called filipino love song is definitely influenced by the pacific. The final album will be having some exotica instrumentals along with the ska and reggae. It is probably most like trop rock. Anyways I appreciate you listening. I also appreciated the links. I own a lot of tiki albums from the originals like martin denny to don tiki. I just like the idea that tiki culture can embrace all of the island lifestyle, from exotica, surf, hawaiian, to reggae, calypso, and trop rock.

[ Edited by: tikijoeandthebambooband 2011-06-17 09:25 ]

Post #594037 by tikijoeandthebambooband on Fri, Jun 17, 2011 9:22 AM