Keola Beamer - Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar In The Real Old Style Album

Tracklist

1	Pupu Hinu Hinu Written-By – Winona Beamer
2	The Beauty Of Maunakea Written-By – Keola Beamer
3	Kawohikukapulani Written-By – Helen Desha Beamer
4	The Real Old Style Written-By – Keola Beamer
5	Lovely Hula Hands Written-By – R. Alex Anderson
6	Kaulana Na Pua Written-By – Ellen Pendergast
7	Hawaiian Cowboy Written-By – Sol Bright
8	Guava Tree Written-By – Keola Beamer
9	Adios Kealoha Written-By – Prince Leleiohoku
10	Wi He (Celebration) Written-By – Keola Beamer
11	Pua Lili Lehua Written-By – Kahauanu Lane

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MOP 22000	Keola Beamer	Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar In The Real Old Style ‎(LP, Album)	Music Of Polynesia	MOP 22000	US	1972
MOP 22000, 32623 (MOP-22000)	Keola Beamer	Jack de Mello Presents ‎(Cass, Album)	Music Of Polynesia, Music Of Polynesia	MOP 22000, 32623 (MOP-22000)	US	Unknown

Credits

• Arranged By, Guitar, Vocals – Keola Beamer
• Cover, Graphics, Design – Jon de Mello
• Engineer – Herb Ono
• Producer – Jack de Mello
• Production Manager [Production Coordinator] – Tricia Lindsey

Notes

Jack de Mello presents

Track 2 - Melway Music - ASCAP
Track 9 - Alex Anderson Music Inc.

Written By Credits taken from the liner notes.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 7 61268-2033-2 8
• Matrix / Runout: IFPI L791 146107-2XR1-6206-A DISCTRONICS USA MACD2033
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L791
• Rights Society (Track 2): ASCAP

Companies

• Recorded At – Sounds Of Hawaii
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Music Of Polynesia Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Music Of Polynesia Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – The Mountain Apple Company
• Copyright (c) – The Mountain Apple Company
• Distributed By – Mountain Apple Company, Inc.
• Mixed At – Sounds Of Hawaii
• Designed At – Adams' Apple Graphic Design
• Published By – Alex Anderson Music Inc.
• Published By – Melway Music Inc.
• Glass Mastered At – Disctronics USA – 146107

Video

Album

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