"Hawaiian Hi-Fi" internet radio - Tiki Music

K Kaiwaza Tiki Socialite Waikiki Beach, Hawaii Joined: Aug 06, 2003 Posts: 563	K Kaiwaza Posted posted on Mon, Aug 26, 2013 8:30 PM New monthly playlist of 225 songs up and running on "Hawaiian Hi-Fi". In the mix this month, the title track from "Hawaiian Interlude" by The Island-aires, who performed at The Polynesian, Pacific Coast Highway, California. (And in a different but very similar sounding configuration became The Polynesians) Also, A lovely rendition of the classic "Waikiki" presented by performer/employees of Inclusive Tours Of Hawaii on their promotional LP. Perhaps you had a tour with them in the 1970s, but neglected to purchase their record album to help preserve your vacation memories...now you can sample it! Not to be overlooked is the lively "Song Of The Islands Ukulele Medley" skillfully strummed by an unnamed "Waikiki Beach Boy" from the pre-statehood label 49th State Hawaii records "It's Always Springtime In Hawaii." If you haven't checked out "Hawaiian Hi-Fi", now is the time. You may find it perfect background music for enjoying a mai tai in your private tiki lounge. I recently upgraded the broadcast package, so we can have more simultaneous listeners as well, in case you may have had trouble "getting in" before. http://www.live365.com/stations/kaiwaza [ Edited by: Kaiwaza 2013-08-26 20:32 ]

New monthly playlist of 225 songs up and running on "Hawaiian Hi-Fi".
In the mix this month, the title track from "Hawaiian Interlude" by The Island-aires, who performed at The Polynesian, Pacific Coast Highway, California. (And in a different but very similar sounding configuration became The Polynesians)

Also, A lovely rendition of the classic "Waikiki" presented by performer/employees of Inclusive Tours Of Hawaii on their promotional LP. Perhaps you had a tour with them in the 1970s, but neglected to purchase their record album to help preserve your vacation memories...now you can sample it!

Not to be overlooked is the lively "Song Of The Islands Ukulele Medley" skillfully strummed by an unnamed "Waikiki Beach Boy" from the pre-statehood label 49th State Hawaii records "It's Always Springtime In Hawaii."

If you haven't checked out "Hawaiian Hi-Fi", now is the time. You may find it perfect background music for enjoying a mai tai in your private tiki lounge. I recently upgraded the broadcast package, so we can have more simultaneous listeners as well, in case you may have had trouble "getting in" before.
http://www.live365.com/stations/kaiwaza

[ Edited by: Kaiwaza 2013-08-26 20:32 ]

Post #691593 by Kaiwaza on Mon, Aug 26, 2013 8:30 PM