The sound of a phonograph needle on a record is a memory in itself. It's a sound I have no desire to "filter out." A record, over the years, may develop a skip or scratch...and that's okay. It's like a wrinkle developing on a loved one's face. It means the record has been played, loved, & appreciated. The is the music of "real" Hawaii...and it is also the music of an "imagined" Hawaii/South Seas paradise. It's a salute to a time past..the time of the vinyl record and the rather large amount of material that was recorded in or about Hawaii & the Pacific islands. So, put the needle on the record, and spin a pupu platter of tropic musical delights. Playlist is changed monthly.

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