Dalmation Songs

"Music of Yugoslavia" i.e. the Adriatic coast and islands of Croatia. All sweetly intoned duets concerning gals and birthdays and the sea and so forth. Brother, I can really get in to these happy tunes.

Dalmation Songs Side 1
1. Mestre Ivonko Zonkovic 2. Mornaru, Vrati Se (Sailor, Return) 3. Pjesma O Hvaru (Song of Hvar) 4. O Zlatno Sunce Milo (Oh, You Golden Sunshine) 5. Cvit Za Rodjendan (A Flower for a Birthday) 6. Sedela Je Ancica (Little Anne was Sitting)

Dalmation Songs Side 2
1. Tri Sulara (Da mi je s Tobom Mare Proci) (If I could Only Come with you Maria) 2. Mestar Ivo 3. To Je Bio Divan Dan (It Was a Lovley Day) 4. Lipi Pivac (The Handsome Singer) 5. Sad Zbogom More Moje (Mornarev rastanak) (Goodbye Dear Sea) 6. Nostromo Se Tuzi (The Helmsman is Sad)

Party Hulas!

Featuring the Voice of Genoa Keawe

This was recorded in Hawaii in 1965. Genoa was the most well known singer and these were the most popular songs in the islands at the time. All but one of the musicians on the record are women.

Hank Williams eat your heart out!

Party Hula Side 1
1. Noho Paipai 2. Ahulili 3. Papalina Lahilahi 4. Ka 'Ano'i 5. Mauna Loa 6. Ku'u Lei Hoku

Party Hula Side 2
1. Hula O Makee 2. Alika 3. Na Ka Pueo 4. Green Rose 5. Kane'Ohe 6. Ua Nani Moloka'l

Jew's Harp

This is from my friend Dean's sweet music blog

---True Panther Sounds---: Magic Alphabet

Apparently baltimore man Dan Higgs (famous for singing in Lungfish and tattooing people) made a whole record of jew's harp jams. That's crazy because, like a pair of humble sticks, the jew's harp is a one-note instrument. Fortunately the dudeman knows how to express that note with heaviness and rapture.

Los Chiriguanos of Paraguay

A pair of massive guitar and harp jams.
Naranjitay
Pajara Campana