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Collection Overview

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Biographical Note

Subject/Index Terms

Administrative Information

Box and Folder Listing

Series 1: LP Recording Collection

Consists of LP recordings, arranged in three sub-series: sub-series 1) Russian, Hungarian, and Greek Folk Music, sub-series 2) Japanese Music, and sub-series 3) Hawaiian Folk Music. Each sub-series is arranged following a numeric schema created by the Biers.

Sub-Series 1: Russian, Hungarian, and Greek Folk Music, 1957-1981

Arranged following the Biers' numerical schema, consists of recordings 619.1-625.1.

Box 1

Item 1: This is the Best of Bouzouki, 1981

619.1. LP. EMI, Odeon 14C 026-71180. Featuring Th. Polikandriotis, bouzouki; B. Mallidis, arranger and conductor; B. Mallidis, editor.

Item 2: This is Hungary: Authentic Hungarian Folk Songs and Dances, 1960

620. LP. Parliment, PLP 125.

Item 3: Paprika!: Authentic Hungarian Gypsy Folk Songs and Dances, undated

621. LP. Columbia, WL 160. Budapest Zigeuner Orchestra.

Item 4: Gypsy!, 1966

621.2 LP. London Phase 4, SP44086. Werner Müller and his Orchestra.

Item 5: Gypsy Passion, 1960

621.1 LP. Columbia CL 1431. Andre Kostelanetz and his Orchestra.

Item 6: Great Russian Folk Dances, 1958

622. LP. Epic, LC 3459. Moiseyev Russian Folk Ballet Company, under the direction of Sampson Galperine, and Hungarian States Folk Ensemble, under the direction of Baross Gabor.

Item 7: Dances of the Moiseyev and Beryozka Companies, 1958

623. LP. Monitor MF311.

Item 8: This is Russia, 1961

624. LP. Parliament, PLP 158. Featuring the Soviet Army Chorus, Piatnitsky Chorus, Sveshnikov Chorus, Orchestra of the Moiseyev Band Ensemble, and Orchestra of Folk Instruments.

Item 9: Moscow with Love, 1957

624.1. LP. Audio Fidelity Stereo Disc 5940. Jo Basile and his Accordion Orchestra.

Item 10: The Folk Songs of Old Russia, 1974

625. LP. Olympic Records, 6111. The Sveshknikov and Volga Choirs.

Item 11: Laras Lied aus Doktor Schiwago und Russische Volksmusik, 1968

625.1. LP. Europa 331. Das Cinema Stage Orchestra, Das Balalaika-Orchester Michailow, and Der Aleksandar Gavanski-Choir. Album Cover in German.

Sub-Series 2: Japanese Music, 1955-1973

Consists of 12" and 10" LPs, arranged following the Bier's numeric schema including: 701-713. Also includes Japanese language learning discs and accompanying books.

Box 1

Item 12: The Columbia World Library of Folk and Primitive Music, volume 11: Japan, the Ryukyus, Formosa, and Korea, 1955

701. LP. Columbia, KL-214. Collected and edited by Genjiro Masu for the Japanese Music Institute of Tokyo; series edited by Alan Lomax.

Item 13: To Remember Japan: Enduring Songs and Instrumental Music, undated

702. LP. Hi-Fi, LP-3453. Recorded by the Tokyo Serenaders at the 49th State Hawaii Record Co.

Item 14: Cherry Blossoms and Days of Youth, 1971

702.1. LP. Music of Polynesia, INC. MOP 13000. Jack De Mello and the Imperial Strings.

Item 15: The Music of the Children of Japan, undated

702.3. LP. Music of Polynesia, INC. MOP 28000. Jack De Mello and the Victor Pops Orchestra of Tokyo.

Item 16: Japan: Its Sounds and People, undated

703. LP. Capitol Records, T10230.

Item 17: Takarazuka Dance Theatre, undated

704. LP. Columbia, WL-163. Directed by Ren Takahashi, guest conductor Emerson Buckley. Featuring Hikaru Kuroki, Sakura Kamo, Hisako Misuzu, Chiho Asadori, Hanayo Sumi, and Yuko Hama.

Item 18: Japan Revisited, undated

705. LP. Capitol T10195.

Item 19: Spring Overture, 1963

706. 10" LP. Nivico Record SLV 546. Yamaguchi Moto, arranger; Yonekawa Toshigo, Koto. Album cover in Japanese.

Item 20: Classical Music of Japan, 1964

707. LP. Nivico Record, JL-22. Cover in English and French.

Item 21: The Azuma Kabuki Musicians: Nagauta Music and Original Music from Older Classics, ca. 1954

708. LP. Columbia, ML 4925. Featuring music by Shiko Ozaki and Rosen Tosha.

Item 22: Classical Music of Japan, 1965

709. LP. Electra, EKL-286. Featuring the Koto Kabuki Orchestra, Ikeda and her Co-Operatives, Heian Imperial Court Music Orchestra, Kasai Family, Kyoto Geza Band, Meianji Priests, and Staff for the Preservation Mibu Kyogen.

Item 23: Travels of the Koto, vol. 5: Japanese Pop Songs, 1973

709.1. LP. Nippon Columbia, ALS 5252. Cover in Japanese.

Item 24: Tabigasa Dochu, undated

709.2. LP. Polydor, SLJM 1100. Polydor Orchestra. Cover in Japanese and English.

Item 25: Kimio Eto: Koto Master, 1963

710. LP. World Pacific Records, WP 1428. Kimio Eto, Koto.

Item 26: Flower Dance: Japanese Folk Melodies, 1968

710.1. LP. Nonesuch H-72020. Recorded by Katsumasa Takasago; featuring the Noday Family (Ikuta school), shamisen and koto; Nakagawa and Oishi, percussion; Kofu Kikusui, director.

Item 27: Nostalgic Fantasies of Japan, 1965

710.2. LP. King Record Co, SKJ 1068. Arranged and Conducted by Michio Kikukawa. Cover in Japanese, with some English sub-titles.

Item 28: Cherry Blossom Time in Japan, 1957

711. LP. Decca, DL 8603. Werner Müller and His Orchestra.

Item 29: Songs of the Seasons in Japan, 1966

711.1. LP. Budget Sound, S-5019. Adapted by Aldo Provenzano; Richard Müller-Lampertz, conductor; World's Largest Orchestra; Shinichi Yuize, Koto.

Item 30: Soul of Nippon, undated

711.2. LP. Nippon, SKJ-6002. Toshiko Yonekawa, koto; Hideo Fujimoto, samisen; background music by the King Recording Orchestra.

Item 31: The Japanese Koto: Shinichi Yuize, ca. 1955

712. LP. Cook Laboratories, 1132. Shinichi Yuize, Koto.

Item 32: Hi-Fi in an Oriental Garden, 1958

713. LP. ABC-Paramount, 224. FeaturingCely Carrilo, Stephen C. Cheng, Sirat, Noni Espina, and Christina Cha. Featuring Chinese, Korean, Thai, and Japanese titles.

Item 33: The Living Language Course: Japanese, record 1 (lessons 1-10), 1962

10" LP. Living Language Course, LLJ-1-2.

Item 34: The Living Language Course: Japanese, record 2 (lessons 11-20), 1962

10" LP. Living Language Course, LLJ-3-4.

Item 35: The Living Language Course: Japanese, record 3 (lessons 21-30), 1962

10" LP. Living Language Course, LLJ-5-6.

Item 36: The Living Language Course: Japanese, record 4 (lessons 31-40), 1962

10" LP. Living Language Course, LLJ-7-8.

Item 37: Listen and Learn Series: Japanese, 1959

3 LPs and Accompanying Book. Dover Publications.

Sub-Series 3: Hawaiian, Tahitian, and Pacific Islander Music

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Item 38: Hawaiian and South Pacific Record, Tape, and Music Catalogue, 1981-1982

Collectors Catalog Book with annotations. Includes concert program of Hawaiian music at the University of Hawaii from 1982.

Item 39: Songs of the Maori, 1964

801. LP. Viking, VP 137. Hamuera Mitchell, composer, arranger, and conductor; featuring Kahu Morrison, Atareta Morrison, Moewaka Morrison, Rene Mitchell Teririu McDonald, Tanara McDonald, and Riki Haimona Mitchell. Recorded in Rotorua.

Item 40: Sweet Sounds of the South Pacific, undated

801.1. LP. Fidelity Sound Recordings, FSR 1407. Featuring the St. Joseph's Maori Girls Choir of New Zealand.

Item 41: The Best of Samoa, 1968

802. LP. Hibiscus Records HLS-11. Talofa Village Entertainers.

Item 42: Samoana, 1963

802.1. LP. Viking VP285. Samoan Serenaders.

Item 43: The Samoan Way: Fa'a Samoa, undated

802.2 LP. Viking VP 291. The Samoan Serenaders.

Item 44: South Seas Honeymoon, ca. 1957

803. LP. Capitol Records, T10080. Recorded in Tahiti by Gaston Guilbert.

Item 45: Polynesian Panorama, ca. 1955

803.1. LP. Polynesian Records, PM 700. Recorded by Jacob Feuerring; Bob Bertram, producer; vocalists from the Church College of Hawaii. Raratongan, Samoan, Tokelauan, Fijian, Maori, and Tongan songs.

Item 46: Polynesia! Native Songs and Dances of the South Seas, 1954

804. LP. Columbia Records, T483. Featuring Charles Mauu and the Royal Polynesia.

Item 47: Action Tahiti, 1963

804.1. LP. Viking VP 247. The Royal Tahitian Singers and Dancers, Nat Mara and His Tahitians, and the Papeete Players.

Item 48: All Time Tahitian Favorites, vol. 1, 1970

804.2. LP. Tahiti Records, EL 1031. Eddie Lund and his Tahitian's. Cover in French and English.

Item 49: All Time Tahitian Favorites, vol. 2, 1970

804.21. LP. Tahiti Records, EL-1032. Eddie Lund and his Tahitians.

Item 50: Tahitian Paradise, 1963

804.22. LP. ABC-Paramount, ABCS 444. Featuring Mutiny on the Bounty Drummers and Eddie Lund and his Tahitians.

Item 51: Royal Tahitian Dance Company, 1974

804.3. LP. Monitor, MFS 758. Turepu Turepu, choreographer; Munanui Tukau, chief; Tetuanui Tukau, daughter of chief; Paulette Vienot and Jean Cavallo, artistic directors.

Item 52: Love Songs of Tahiti, undated

804.4. LP. Waikiki Records Company, 322. Terry Rua and his Royal Tahitian Orchestra; Barney Isaacs, Jr., Steel Guitar; John Lukela, Ukulele; Fely Kamaki, Iwalani Kahalewai, Gaby Pahinui, George Delanux, and Charles Miller, musicians.

Item 53: Welcome to Tahiti, 1979

804.5. LP. Olympic Records, 6162. Nat Mara and his Tahitians.

Item 54: The Gauguin Years: Songs of Dances of Tahiti

804.6. LP. Nonesuch H-72017. Recorded by Fancis Maziere.

Item 55: Tahiti Dances, undated

804.7. LP. Tahiti Records, no number. Eddie Lund and his Tahitians. Cover in French and English.

Item 56: Bali Hai, ca. 1961

804.8. LP. Hibiscus Records, HLS-10. Hotel Bali Hai Entertainers, Moorea Island; recorded by James Siers.

Item 57: Highlights from Festival Polynesia, undated

805. LP. Polynesian Cultural Center, PCC 222. Dance Leaders: Moanikeala "Aunt Sally" Wood (Hawaii), Sione Vimahi (Tonga), Erena Mapuhi (Tahiti), Isireli Racule (Fiji), Amani Magalei (Samoa), Wi Haeiriti (Maori).

Item 58: Lure of Paradise, 1959

806. LP. Columbia, CL 1335. Andre Kostelanetz and his Orchestra.

Item 59: Pearly Shells from Hawaii, 1968

807. LP. MCA Records, MCA-544. The Waikikis.

Item 60: Evening in the Islands, ca. 1965

808. LP. Hula Records, HULA-509. The Maile Serenaders.

Item 61: Kani Ka Pila! Let's Play Music!, 1966

808.1. LP. Hula Records, H-517. The Maile Serenaders.

Item 62: Kani Ka Pila! Let's Play Music!, vol. 2, 1969

808.2. LP. Hula Records, HS-531. Maile Serenaders.

Item 63: Jack de Mello Presents Emma: My Heart Belongs to Hawaii, undated

809. LP. Music of Polynesia, MOP-16000. Emma Veary, vocals, with Jack de Mello and his orchestra.

Item 64: Jack de Mello Presents Emma: This is Hawaii, 1973

809.1. LP. Music of Polynesia, MOP 21000. Emma Veary with Jack de Mello and his Orchestra.

Item 65: Jack de Mello Presents Nina, undated

810. LP. Music of Polynesia, MOP 14000. Nina Kealiiwahamana with Jack de Mello and his Orchestra.

Item 66: Jack de Mello Presents Nina, II, undated

810.1. LP. Music of Polynesia, MOP 32000. Nina Kealiiwahamana with Jack de Mello and his Orchestra.  Note: Likely a publisher re-release as item 67, tracks are the same, sold with a different cover.

Item 67: Jack de Mello and Nina Kealiiwahamana: Songs from the Island of Hawaii, undated

810.2. LP. Music of Polynesia, MOP 32000. Nina Kealiiwahamana with Jack de Mello and His Orchestra. Note: Likely a publisher re-release as item 66, tracks are the same, sold with a different cover.

Item 68: Nina Kealiiwahamana: Na Mele O Hawaii, 1844, 1976

810.3. LP. Music of Polynesia, MOP 39000. Nina Kealiiwahamana with Jack de Mello and his Orchestra; Steve Bravin, accoustic guitar; Rev. Lorenzo Lyons, words and music.

Item 69: The Folk Music of Hawaii in Book and Record, 1971

811. LP. Panini Productions in association with Island Heritage, LTD., KN-1001. Featuring the Sons of Hawaii: Eddie Kamae, Joe Marshall, Gabby Pahinui, Moe Keale, and David Rogers. Includes book of liner notes.

Item 70: Music of Old Hawaii, 1962

811.1. LP. London International, SW-99396. Featuring The Sons of Hawaii: Gabby Pahinui, Eddie Kamae, Joe Marshall, and David Rodgers.

Item 71: Eddie Kamae Presents the Sons of Hawaii: Ho'omau, 1979

811.2. LP. Hawaii Sons Records, HS-5005. Featuring the Sons of Hawaii: Eddie Kamae (vocals, ukulele), Dennis Kamakahi (guitar), Joseph Marshall (bass), David "Feet" Rodgers (slack-key guitar), and Diana Aki (vocals).

Item 72: Eddie Kamae Presents the Sons of Hawaii, 1975

811.3. LP. Hawaii Sons, HS-1001. Featuring the Sons of Hawaii: Eddie Kamae (ukulele), Joe Marshall (seated bass), David "Feet" Rodgers (steel guitar), Moe Keale (vocals, ukulele), Dennis Kamakahi (guitar), and Kulo (vocals).

Item 73: Gabby Pahinui with the Sons of Hawaii, 1960

811.4. LP. Hula Records, H-503. Gabby Pahinui, John Maunawili, Joseph Kalei Marshall, David "Feet" Rogers.

Item 74: Bill Kaiwa Sings at Maunalahilahi!, undated

811.5. LP. Hula Records, H-519. Bill Kaiwa with the Sons of Hawaii: Eddie Kamae, David Rogers, Atta Isaacs, Norman Isaac, and Bobby Larrison.

Item 75: Ukulele Isle: Ohta San, 1965

812. LP. Decca Records, DL 74704. Ohta San with Orchestra.

Item 76: Contemporary Hawaiian Mood: Ohta-San, 1980

812.1. LP. Poki Records, SP7-9036. Ohta San (ukulele), Al Bardi (drums), Richard Crandall (piano), Jeff Henriksen (bass), Michael Hisaka (guitar).

Item 77: How About Uke? Wizards of the Ukulele, 1974

812.1. LP. Lehua, SL 7010. Featuring: Eddie Kamae, Ohta San, Jesse Kalima, Eddie Bush.

Item 78: Instrumental Hawaiian Favorites: Ohta-San, 1976

812.2. LP. Poki Records, SP 9002. Ohta-san (ukulele), Barney Isaacs (steel guitar), Atta Isaacs (Slack Key), Francis Hookano (Vibraphone), Alexander Among (Guitar), Robin Paraz (Bass).

Item 79: Hawaiian Musical Treasures: Ohta-San, 1980

812.2. LP. Hawaii Aloha Records SH 8001. Ohta-San (Ukulele), Robin Paraz (bass), Alvin Barney Isaacs, jr. (steel guitar), Douglas Forsythe (guitar), Francis Hookano (vibraphone).

Item 80: Hawaiian Mood: Ukulele Artistry of Ohta-San, 1977

812.3. LP. Poki Records, SP 9024. Ohta San (ukulele), Al Bardi (drums), Paul Mark (organ), James Funai (guitar), Jeffrey Henricksen (bass).

Item 81: The Cool Touch of Ohta-San, 1968.

812.4. LP. Surfside, SF-101. Ohta-san (ukulele).

Item 82: 3 Ukuleles, undated

812.5. LP. Waikiki Records LP 125. Featuring John Lukela, Leland Isaacs, DeWayne Fulton, and Alvin Isaacs.

Item 83: Nelson Waikiki: Ukulele Stylist, undated

812.6. LP. Tradewind Records, TS-108. Nelson Waikiki (ukulele), Kani Nahaku (accordion, ukulele), Alika Kaopuiki (ukulele), Leo Villarimo (bass), Tutu Kanaha (guitar), Hanale Gandall (ukulele), Abe Kahookele (ukulele), and Al Corden (ukulele).

Box 2

Item 1: Music of Hawaii, vol. I: From the Missionaries through Statehood, 1965

813.1. Two LPs and book of liner notes. Ala Moana, SR3. Orchestra and Chorus directed by Jack de Mello.

Item 2: Music of Hawaii, vol. II: The Twentieth Century, 1967

813.2. Two LPs and book of liner notes. Ala Moana, MOH2M. Jack de Mello Chorus and Orchestra.

Item 3: Music of Hawaii, vol. III: The Golden Years of the Monarchy, ca. 1968

813.3. Two LPs and book of liner notes. Ala Moana, MOH6000. Jack de Mello chorus and orchestra.

Item 4: Webley Edwards Presents the Hawaii Calls, Deluxe Set, 1968

814. Three LPs. Capitol Records, DTCL 2952. Orchestras directed by Al Kealoha Perry.

Item 5: Hawaii Calls, Hawaiian Strings: Favorite Instrumentals of the Island, vol. 3, 1959

815. LP. Capitol Records ST1152. Featuring Jules Keliikuihonua Ah See, Alvin Kalanikau Isaacs, Haunani Kahalewai, Mark Kamaka, John Kamana, James Kaopuiki, Bena Kapena, Henry Korte, Raymond Lara, Lani, Joseph Halemano Nicholas, Miriam Punini McWayne, Rolland Oliver, Al Kealoha Perry, and Webley Edwards.

Item 6: Hawaiian Shores: Favorite Instrumentals of the Islands, vol. 2, 1959

815.1. LP. Capitol Records, SM-904. Featuring Webley Edwards and Al Kealoha Perry.

Item 7: Soft Hawaiian Guitars: Favorite Instrumentals of the Islands, vol. 6, 1968

816. LP. Capitol Records, ST-2917. Produced by Webley Edwards and Bill Miller.

Item 8: The Immortal Hawaiian: Alfred Apaka, 1971

816.1. LP. ABC Records, ABCS-734. Featuring Alfred Apaka and orchestra.

Item 9: My Isle of Golden Dreams, 1973

816.2. LP. MCA Records, MCA-99; re-release of Decca Album from 1963. Alfred Apaka with the Hawaiian Village Serenaders.

Item 10: Sing Me a Song of the Islands, 1973

816.3. LP. MCA Records, MCA-151; re-release of Decca Record from 1963. Alfred Apaka and the Hawaiian Village Serenaders.

Item 11: Party Hulas, 1965

817. LP. London International, SW-99397. Featuring Genoa Keawe, Vickie i'i Rodrigues, Pauline Kekahuna, Violet Pahu Liliko'i, and Benny Rogers.

Item 12: Hukilau Hulas, 1977

817.1. LP. GNP Crescendo, GNPS-35. Featuring Ray Kinney, Kalani Bright, Mel Peterson, Bill Akamuhou, and Andy Cummings. Cover includes Hula dance instructions.

Item 13: Hawaii Across the Sea, undated

818. LP. 49th State Hawaii Records, LP-3404. Featuring Genoa Keawe and her Hawaiians.

Item 14: Driftin' and Dreamin' in Hawaii, undated

818.1. LP. 49th State Hawaiian Records, LP-3412. Featuring Benjamin Rogers.

Item 15: Stringing Along with You Hawaiian Style, undated

818.2. LP. Waikiki Records, LP108. Featuring Alvin Keleolani and his Original Royal Hawaiians, George Lake (Autoharp), George Archer, Jules Ah See and Joseph Custino, Nelson Waikiki, Katy L. II and George Nainoa, Benjamin Kaneaiakala, Lena Machado and Moke, and Alma Bell and Lani Rodriques.

Item 16: Folk Songs of Hawaii, 1963

819. LP. Tradewinds Records, TR-110. Featuring Noelani Kanoho, Ka'upena Wong, Na Leo Nanenahe, Ethelynne, Mona, Lynette, Marie, Hilde, Peter, Pete, and Edward.

Item 17: Na Mele O Na Opio: It's a Small World, 1977

820. LP. Pumehana Records, PS 4902. Featuring Na Mele O Na Opio children's orchestra, directed by Earl "Buster" Jeremiah.

Item 18: Na Mele Hawaii No Na Keiki: Hawaiian Songs for Children, undated

820.1. LP. Hula Records, HS-510. Featuring Nina Rodrigues, Lani Rodrigues, Lahela Rodrigues, the Maile Serenaders and Alice Namakelua; songs by Alice Ku'uleialohapo'ina'ole Namakelua and Mary Kawena Puku'i.

Item 19: The Sandwich Isle Band, 1978

821. LP and book of liner notes. Seabird Sound Productions, SS-1103. The Sandwich Isle Band includes: Brian Hussey, Steve Hall, Cyril Pahinui, Eddie Palama, Peter Moon, and Merv Ching.

Item 20: A Merry Hawaiian Christmas, 1962

822. LP. Capitol Records, SM-1781. Featuring Webley Edwards, Nina Kealiiwahamana's Chorus, and Haunani: Sol Kamahele, Don Tono Paishon, and Poyce Kaihiihikapuokalani.

Item 21: Hawaiian Christmas, undated

822.1. LP. Tradewinds Records, TS 1122. Harodl Hakuole, arranger; Noelani Kanoho Mahoe with the Leo Nahenahe Singers (Lynette Kaopuiki Paglinawan, Mona Noelani Teves, Ethelynne Kaleimokihana Teves); Harold Hakuole (bass); Francis Hookano (vibraphone); Albert Kaailau (guitar); Clarence Hohu (drums); Leland Isaacs (slack key guitar).

Item 22: South Sea Island Magic, 1980

823. LP. Mountain Apple Company, MAC 1009. Featuring Moe Keale, Ken Emerson, and Phil Emerson; produced by Jon de Mello.

Item 23: Hawaii-Ho!, 1968

824. LP. Reprise Records 6303. Featuring Don Ho and the Aliis.

Item 24: No Kristo: Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau, 1976

825. LP. Poki Records, SP 9012. Featuring the Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau: Skippy Kamakawiwoole, Israel Kamakawiwoole, Jerome Koko, Louis Kauakahi, and Sam Gray.

Item 25: Mahalo, Ke Akua: Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau, 1981

825.1 LP. Poki Records, SP7-9038. Featuring the Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau: Skippy Kamakawiwoole, Louis "Moon" Kauakahi, Israel Kamakawiwoole, and Mel Amina.

Item 26: Kahea o Keale: Skippy with Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau, 1977

825.2. LP. Poki Records, SP7-9022. Featuring the Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau: Skippy Kamakawiwoole, Sam Gray, Israel Kamakawiwoole, Jerome Koko, Louis Kauakahi, and Elmer "Kohala" Lim.

Item 27: Puana Hou Me Ke Aloha: Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau, 1984

825.3. LP. Poki Records SP 9041. Featuring the Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau: Israel Kamakawiwoole, Louis "Moon" Kauakahi, Jerome Koko, and John Koko.

Item 28: Ho'ala: The Brothers Cazimero, 1978

826. LP. Mountain Apple Company, MAC 1005. Featuring Robert and Roland Cazimero, produced by Jon de Mello.

Item 29: The Brothers Cazimero, 1975

826.1. LP. Muisc of Polynesia, MOP 38000. Robert and Roland Cazimero.

Item 30: Waikiki, My Castle by the Sea: The Brothers Cazimero, 1979

826.2. LP. Mountain Apple Company, MOP 1011. Robert and Roland Cazimero, produced by Jon de Mello.

Item 31: Hawaii, in the Middle of the Sea: The Brothers Cazimero, 1980

826.3. LP. Mountain Apple Company, MAC 1013. Featuring Robert and Roland Cazimero, produced by Jon de Mello.

Item 32: Captured Magic: The Brothers Cazimero, 1982

826.4. LP. The Mountain Apple Company, MAC 1015. Featuring Robert and Roland Cazimero, produced by Jon de Mello.

Item 33: The Sound of the Sea Surrounds Me: The Brothers Cazimero, 1985

826.5. LP. Mountain Apple Company, MAC 2007. Featuring Robert and Roland Cazimero, produced by Jon de Mello.

Item 34: Proud Family: The Brothers Cazimero, 1983

826.6 LP. The Mountain Apple Company, MAC 2001. Featuring Robert and Roland Cazimero, produced by Jon de Mello.

Item 35: The Musical Saga of the Hokule'a, 1977

826.7. LP. Music of Polynesia, MOP 43000. Lyrics by Keli'i Tau'a; Music by Roland Cazimero; musicians Roland Cazimero, Keli'i Tau'a, Michael Ka'awa, Dwight Hanohano, Kalani Whitford, Hinano, and Friday Fellez. produced by Jack and Jon de Mello.

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