Hilo March

1. Hula's Boogie

2. On the Beach of Waikiki

3. World Is Waiting for the Sunrise

4. Wie Wär's

5. Kohala March

6. Aloha Oe

7. Chimpanzee Rock

8. Ich Hab Dich So Lieb

9. Schwarzer Mustang

10. Blue Hawaii

11. Maui No la Ka Oi

12. Minoi Minoi

13. Lovely Hula Hands

14. Kaiwahu March

15. Sail Along, Silv'ry Moon

16. Komm Nach Hawaii

17. Beyond the Reef

18. Nina Bobo

19. Na Moku Eha (The Four Islands)

20. Hula-Oeh

See all 32 tracks on this disc

Tracks:

Hula's Boogie
On the Beach of Waikiki
World Is Waiting for the Sunrise
Wie Ws
Kohala March
Aloha Oe
Chimpanzee Rock
Ich Hab Dich So Lieb
Schwarzer Mustang
Blue Hawaii
Maui No la Ka Oi
Minoi Minoi
Lovely Hula Hands
Kaiwahu March
Sail Along, Silv'ry Moon
Komm Nach Hawaii
Beyond the Reef
Nina Bobo
Na Moku Eha (The Four Islands)
Hula-Oeh
My Little Grass Shack
Hilo March
Ein Schiff Wird Kommen
Maua Lua Sunshine
Hula Moon
Stern Von Tahiti
Bill Bronco
Doch Sie Sagt Immer Morgen
Hawaiian Bells
Hula Hula
Hula March
Ay Ay Ay

Customer Reviews:

Hula Hawaiians rock.......2007-05-09

Sometimes, people outside of Hawaii take the Hawaiian steel guitar and do strange and wonderful things with it..this is a fine example. Forget relaxing under the palm trees with these guys, they are definately shaking their booty at a LUAU! Fast paced, tight, intricate steel guitar playing featuring many of their own "Hawaiian" compositions as well as pop tunes of their day (50s-60s). If you like "The Waikikis", you'll like The Hula Hawaiians.

Kooky German hula music.......2002-11-13

If you ever pick up a copy of the Bear Family catalog, there's a whole section devoted to dozens of post-war German pop artists. It's the sort of thing where you just scratch your head, and think, "Huh. Wonder what that stuff's like...?" but you quickly put it out of your head, since the attraction isn't that great. So here's one that snuck in by the back door... I actually thought this was a collection of Hawaiian oldies, but it turns out 'taint necessarily so. The Hula Hawaiians were actually a German outfit -- they started up in the late '40s and recorded well into the 'Fifties -- and man, did they rock! Not only could they play straight up Hawaiian style, they also started to infuse their work with a driving rockabilly undertone... a hint of Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant along with the standard Polynesian fare. Every time I play something off this disc on the radio, I get someone calling up to ask what it is... of particular note is the Hawaiian-ized version of Anton Karas' "Third Man Theme." Highly recommended!