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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2022
- Earlier this year, the Hawai‘i State Archives received two historic collections of records. One of the collections was from long-time radio personality and host of Territorial Airwaves, Harry B. Soria Jr. The other collection was from an Englishman who resided in Toronto, Canada named Michael Scott. In all, the collections equal roughly 20,000 records, with the earliest dating back to 1905. Contained within these priceless vinyl artifacts is much of the history of Hawaiian recorded music.
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Home is Here Episode 206
Original Airdate: 12/27/22
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Beautiful sounds and beautiful to know that these sounds are being preserved.
Private collectors serve a hugely important role in preserving things which no government body or other kind of organization will think to save. These record collections are magnificent and all of us will benefit from them.
One of the donors, Mike Malihini Scott, was a performer himself. I would love to hear the two albums by him that I don’t own, “Hawaii Gently Swings,” and “The Call of the Islands.” Maybe they’re in the collection! If so . . . Some day.
amazing
YOU HAVE TO GIVE CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE…THAT CREDIT GO’S TO JACQUELINE “SKYLARK” ROSSETTI..I’M
SORRY BUT JACQUELINE “SKYLARK” ROSSETTI …NEED TO BE MENTIONED, SHE IS NOT GIVEN THE CREDIT OF MOVEMENT OF HAWAIIAN MUSIC…