Palani Vaughan - Iā'oe E Ka Lā: Helu 'Ekāhi - Volume One FLAC album

Performer: Palani Vaughan
Genre: Folk and Country
Title: Iā'oe E Ka Lā: Helu 'Ekāhi - Volume One
Country: US
Released: 1973
Style: Pacific, Hawaiian
Label: Nakahili Productions
Catalog Number: NP-100
FLAC version ZIP size: 2618 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2486 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1280 mb
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 169
Genre: Folk and Country
Title: Iā'oe E Ka Lā: Helu 'Ekāhi - Volume One
Country: US
Released: 1973
Style: Pacific, Hawaiian
Label: Nakahili Productions
Catalog Number: NP-100
FLAC version ZIP size: 2618 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2486 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1280 mb
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 169
Tracklist
1 | Kaulana Iā Ka LāSongwriter – Palani Vaughan |
2 | NinipoSongwriter – King Kalākaua |
3 | Hawai'i Pono'īSongwriter – Henry Berger, King Kalākaua |
4 | Kaulīluaikeanu WaltzSongwriter – Cyril Lani Pahinui, Palani Vaughan |
5 | Ka'a Ahi KahuluiSongwriter – Palani Vaughan |
6 | Poni Mo'īSongwriter – Palani Vaughan |
7 | Iā'oe E Ka LāJew's Harp, Rattle, Other [Gourd] – Palani VaughanSongwriter – Nahinu |
8 | Kēlō! 'O LikelikeSongwriter – Palani Vaughan |
9 | He'eiaSongwriter – Charles E. King, J. Kalahiki |
10 | 'Akāhi Ho'iSongwriter – Charles E. King, Henry Berger, King Kalākaua |
11 | KokōhiSongwriter – King Kalākaua |
Credits
- Acoustic Guitar – Cyril Pahinui, "Danny" Akaka, Jr.
- Acoustic Guitar, Autoharp – Palani Vaughan
- Arranged By [VIolin & Cello Musical Arrangements], Conductor – Charles "Bud" Dant
- Banjo, Twelve-String Guitar – Dennis Kamakahi
- Bass – Brian Hussey
- Engineer – Bob Lang
- Engineer, Mixed By – Herb Ono
- Graphics [Cover] – Oliver Kinney
- Graphics [Liner] – Oliver Kinney, Palani Vaughan
- Liner Notes – Monsignor Kekumano, Palani Vaughan
- Photography [Lab Photography] – Russell M. Gouveia
- Photography By – Palani Vaughan, Zebdon Clark
- Producer – Palani Vaughan
- Ukulele, Ukulele [6-string Ukulele] – Bruce Spencer
- Vocals – Na Leo O Nu'uanu, Palani Vaughan
Notes
Subtitled "Palani Vaughan Sings The Music Of King David Kalākaua", this was Vaughan's return to music after recording one album on Hula Records with Sunday Manoa, moving on to do a solo album, and not following up for four years. This album would eventually make him an influential singer and songwriter for the type of songs he was contributing to Hawaiiana. This album had him recording with Na Leo O Nu'uanu, the group who would perform at the Waimea Music Festival that was documented into an album on PaninI Records. Most of its members became influential in their own right. Vaughan would do two more albums as part of his "Iā'oe E Ka Lā" series.Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Etched, Side A Runout): NP-100-A RE-3 ≻ U-3938ᴿ³
- Matrix / Runout (Etched, Side B Runout): NP-100-B RE-3 ≻ U̶-̶3̶9̶3̶8̶ᴿ̶³̶ ̶ U-3939ᴿ³
Companies
- Recorded At – Sounds Of Hawaii
- Produced For – Nakahili Productions
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