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Ray Conniff's Hawaiian Album (1967)

Ray Conniff's Hawaiian Album

  1. The Hukilau Song Hawaiian Album
  2. Blue Hawaii
  3. Pearly Shells
  4. To You Sweetheart, Aloha
  5. One Paddle Two Paddle
  6. Beyond The Reef
  7. The Hawaiian Wedding Song
  8. My Little Grass Shack In Kealakekua, Hawaii
  9. Sweet Leilani
  10. Tiny Bubbles
  11. I Wish They Didn't Mean Goodbye


The recording sesssion for this album were supervised and produced by Jack Gold
The sound was supervised by Bob Ballard
Fender steel guitar played by Fred T. Tavares from Hawaii
Cover photo: Frank Bez

This CD can be purchased from Amazon.
Ray Conniff


Original LP liner notes:
The above photo of Ray was taken as he was relaxing on the beach of the Kauai Surf Hotel on the garden island of Kauai, one of the Hawaiian outer islands.
Ray wrote all the arrangements for this album during his two-week stay at the Kauai Surf, and between arrangements the Hawaiians showed him how to strum the uke and taught him their own way of singing the Hawaiian songs, which in many cases is quite a bit different from the original.
"It was the most enjoyable two weeks work I've ever done in my whole career," was Ray's comment as he rejoined the Singers in Holywood to record this album for your listening pleasure.

Source: https://www.rayconniff.info/comcast/original/albums/hawaiian.html

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