This CD features 14 tracks by the Kalima Brothers and 11 tracks by the Richard Kauhi Quartette originally issued in the mid to late 1940s on Bill Fredlund's Bell Records label. The Kalima Brothers were quite popular in postwar Honolulu on record as well as in the local club scene. They have a sound typical of Hawaiian music of the time, with multipart harmonies, syrupy steel guitar solos, piano, uke, and bass. The highlights of the album are Jesse Kalima's ukulele solos of non-Hawaiian material like "Stars and Stripes Forever" and "Under the Double Eagle"--two marches he had originally learned on the saxophone as a child in the school band in Kalihi. Richard Kauhi studied piano as a child and joined the Kalimas in 1942 at the age of 13. While their former pianist had pounded out chords in a more traditional, solid rhythm, Kauhi brought a more modern, "advanced" jazzy style. By 1947 Richard had tired of his backup role in the band and formed his own group, whose recordings of 1948 are featured here. They have less of a traditional sound, influenced by the King Cole Trio, Merry Macs, and George Shearing. --Melissa Axelrod
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The Kalima Brothers & The Richard Kauhi Quartette
The Kalima Brothers & The Richard Kauhi Quartette Manufacturer: Hana Ola Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000005U0T Release Date: 2000-09-06 |
Tracks:
- Stars And Stripes Forever
- Gone With The Wind
- E Lili'u E
- Only Ashes Remain
- Kaulana O Hilo Hanakahi
- Ku'uipo Ika He'e Pu'e One
- Jalousie
- Kaulana Ka Inoa O Kaua'i
- Dark Eyes
- Kiu' Kiu'
- Palolo
- Dancing Under The Stars
- Under The Double Eagle
- Moonlight In Hawaii
- Lei Pakalana
- My Yellow Ginger Lei
- Goodnight Baby, Goodnight
- Kiss Me Love
- Tahitian Lullaby
- I'll Roam The Isles For You
- Nani Waimea
- Some Times I'm Happy
- When You Press Your Lips To Mine
- Haunani Mine (Hula Tempo)
- When I First Met You
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This CD features 14 tracks by the Kalima Brothers and 11 tracks by the Richard Kauhi Quartette originally issued in the mid to late 1940s on Bill Fredlund's Bell Records label. The Kalima Brothers were quite popular in postwar Honolulu on record as well as in the local club scene. They have a sound typical of Hawaiian music of the time, with multipart harmonies, syrupy steel guitar solos, piano, uke, and bass. The highlights of the album are Jesse Kalima's ukulele solos of non-Hawaiian material like "Stars and Stripes Forever" and "Under the Double Eagle"--two marches he had originally learned on the saxophone as a child in the school band in Kalihi. Richard Kauhi studied piano as a child and joined the Kalimas in 1942 at the age of 13. While their former pianist had pounded out chords in a more traditional, solid rhythm, Kauhi brought a more modern, "advanced" jazzy style. By 1947 Richard had tired of his backup role in the band and formed his own group, whose recordings of 1948 are featured here. They have less of a traditional sound, influenced by the King Cole Trio, Merry Macs, and George Shearing. --Melissa Axelrod
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The Best of Sunday Manoa, Volume II
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