Hurry! Grab a front row aisle seat & enjoy a
compilation of 20 more Hawaiian-Japanese favorites from the 40s & 50s – recorded in Hawaii by Americans of
Japanese ancestry. This is the encore performance of the anthology that has been called, “A nostalgic journey and
a keepsake allowing future generations to explore and discover a unique period in Island history and culture…” The
music fare is reflective of the radio programs, nightclub floor shows, theatrical concerts, teahouse gatherings, &
backyard parties of the era. A fan best describes Club Nisei as “Exotica meets 1940’s big band arranging with a
Japanese-Pacific Isle melodic twist…I love this record!” Heady romantic days. This is the definitive history of
Hawaii’s Japanese music - part two. Americans of Japanese Ancestry in Hawaii performing Enka, Obon, Swing, Lounge,
Kayokyoku (Pop), plus haunting instrumentals. East meets West Again…don’t miss out on this enchanting encore
performance! |