The record,
“Pat & his Paddlers – One Paddle, Two Paddle”,
was released in 1968, a decade before Territorial Airwaves launched on the radio.
Pat & his Paddlers were:
Patrick W. Awana – ukulele, guitar, & vocals
Steve Lucas – Lead guitar & vocals
Sandy Bailey – Bass & vocals
And Lloyd L. Grace – Drums & vocals
Today, almost 50 years later, we’ll share this music.
So we’ll dive into our records archives to hear this memorable recording.
Today, we’ll share this classic music.
This week's playlist:
1- Shells – Pat & his Paddlers
2- Gonna Get Along Without Ya Now - Pat & his Paddlers
3- Days Of My Youth - Pat & his Paddlers
4- One Paddle, Two Paddle - Pat & his Paddlers
5- Coeds - Pat & his Paddlers
6- Lover’s Prayer - Pat & his Paddlers
7- Yes, It’s You - Pat & his Paddlers
8- Tiare Tahiti - Pat & his Paddlers
9- Pearly Shells - Pat & his Paddlers
10- Tiny Bubbles - Pat & his Paddlers
11- Summerwind - Pat & his Paddlers
Length: 53:50 Released on: 07-07-2017 Artist/Compiled by: Pat Awana
38th Anniversary Show
On June 13, 1979, the radio program, Territorial Airwaves, first went on the air.
originally broadcasting in tandem with the Honolulu Skylark on 1420 AM KCCN, Station Aloha, from 1979 to 1986.
Then in tandem with Keaumiki Akui on KCCN, 1420 AM, from 1986 to 1999.
Finally, we’ve been a solo act since 1999.
Yes, 38 years and Territorial Airwaves is still your source for the history of Hawaiian music.
So let’s celebrate our 38th anniversary with some of our long time pals, by hearing some of their music!
So we’ll dive into our records archives to hear these classic recordings.
Today, we’ll share this classic music.
This week's playlist:
1- Lover’s Prayer – Billy Gonsalves & Paradise Serenaders
2- Aloha Kauai – Iwalani Kahalewai
3- Hula Mokulele E – Alvin Kaleolani Isaacs
4- Manowaiopuna – Royal Hawaiian Serenaders
5- Ku’u Lei/ Ho’i Mai Malihini – Kahauanu Lake Trio
6- Kalena Kai – George Jarrett Helm
7- Ka Mele O Ku’u Pu’uwai – Sol Ho’opi’i
8- Nani Lawai – Bill Ali’iloa Lincoln
9- Lovely Sunrise Haleakala – John Kameaaloha Almeida
10- Malihini – John Pi’ilani Watkins
11- Moonlight In Hawaii – Kalima Brothers
Length: 53:58 Released on: 06-30-2017 Artist/Compiled by: Various Artists
Billy K and the Seamen - 1968
The record, “Billy K. & the Seamen – Live at Shipwreck Kelly’s”, was released in 1968, a decade before Territorial Airwaves launched on the radio.
Billy K. & the Seamen were:
William Kalani Ikaika (Billy K.) – ukulele & vocals
Lee Mueller – guitar & vocals
Rudy Grau – bass & vocals
So we’ll dive into our records archives to hear this classic recording.
Today, almost 50 years later, we’ll share this classic music.
This week's playlist:
1- Happy Me – Billy K. & the Seamen
2- Echoes of the Hills – Billy K. & the Seamen
3- Consider Yourself – Billy K. & the Seamen
4- Lei Pakalana – Billy K. & the Seamen
5- Maile Lei – Billy K. & the Seamen
6- Kaleilehua – Billy K. & the Seamen
7- Hava Nagilah – Billy K. & the Seamen
8- Yellow Bird – Billy K. & the Seamen
9- Medley-Cotton ‘Balls’ – Billy K. & the Seamen
10- Something Stupid – Billy K. & the Seamen
11- Restless Hawaiian – Billy K. & the Seamen
Length: 54:32 Released on: 06-23-2017 Artist/Compiled by: Billy K Ikaika, Rudy Grau, Lee Mueller
Simple Folk - 1979
The record, “Simple Folk”, was released in 1979, just as Territorial Airwaves launched on the radio.
The Simple Folk were: Kimo Kalehua Kekuewa, Jr. & Larry Kali’ikinolua Canda, Jr.
The original co-host of Territorial Airwaves, Jackie Leilani Rosetti, “Honolulu Skylark”, wrote the liner notes.
So we’ll dive into our records archives to hear this classic recording.
Today, almost 40 years later, we’ll share this classic music.
This week's playlist:
1- Silverswords – Simple Folk
2- Blue Hawaiian Moonlight – Simple Folk
3- Sweet Memories – Simple Folk
4- Crushed Flowers – Simple Folk
5- Ku’u Home O Kahalu’u – Simple Folk
6- Kela Mea Wiffa – Simple Folk
7- Kaulana Kawaihae – Simple Folk
8- Pane Mai – Simple Folk
9- Far Away Places – Simple Folk
10- Simple Folk – Simple Folk
Length: 52:43 Released on: 06-16-2017 Artist/Compiled by: Kimo Kekuewa & Larry Canda
Brothers Cazimero In Concert - 1977
The record, “The Brothers Cazimero in Concert”, was released in 1977, just before Territorial Airwaves launched on the radio.
Jon de Mello produced the album for his father’s label, Music of Polynesia.
Soon, Jon would create his own label, called Mountain Apple Records.
Since this recording was never re-released on compact disc, and has become rare as a result, we’ll shock Robert & Roland, and feature them on Territorial Airwaves.
So we’ll dive into our records archives to hear this classic recording.
Today, 40 years later, we’ll share this classic music.
This week's playlist:
1- Kipikoa – Brothers Cazimero
2- My Wahine & Me – Brothers Cazimero
3- Ho’okele/ Holo Wa’apa – Brothers Cazimero
4- Ua Noho Au A Kupa/ Pauoa Liko Ka Lehua – Bros Cazimero
5- Sanoe – Brothers Cazimero
6- Akaka Falls – Brothers Cazimero
7- Waikiki – Brothers Cazimero
8- Waikiki Hula – Brothers Cazimero
9- He Punahele – Brothers Cazimero
10- E Ku’u Morning Dew – Brothers Cazimero
Length: 54:28 Released on: 06-09-2017 Artist/Compiled by: The Brothers Cazimero
