The Sunday Manoa ‎– 3 - VG+ Lp Record 1973 USA Original Vinyl - International / Hawaiian / Pacific

The Sunday Manoa ‎– 3
Label:
Panini Records ‎– PS-1005
Format:
Vinyl, LP
Country:
US
Released:
1973
Genre:
Folk, World, & Country
Style:
Hawaiian
Tracklist
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A1     Eleu Mikimiki

    Songwriter – Charles E. King

   
A2     Nani Kaala    
A3     Iuka O Kokee

    Lyrics By – Buffy Sainte-MarieMusic By – Buffy Sainte-MarieTranslated By – Alice Namakelua

   
A4     Manu Ulaula

    Lyrics By – Roland CazimeroMusic By – Peter Moon (2)

   
A5     Ua Like No A Like

    Songwriter – Alice Everett

   
B1     Ka Lama Ae One    
B2     Waiomina

    Songwriter – Helen Parker (2)

   
B3     Pupuhinuhinu/ Kahuli Aku

    Songwriter – Winona Beamer

   
B4     Hilo Hanakahi/ Hilo E

    Songwriter – Keola Naumu

   
B5     A Hawaiian Lullaby

    Lyrics By – Hector Venegas, Peter Moon (2)Music By – Peter Moon (2)

   
Credits

    Acoustic Guitar – Peter Moon (2) (tracks: All)
    Art Direction – Kevin Takishita
    Banjo – Peter Moon (2) (tracks: B1)
    Bass – Robert Cazimero (tracks: All)
    Concertmaster – Sidney Sharp
    Design – Scott Oyen
    Dobro – Peter Moon (2) (tracks: A5)
    Fiddle [Electric Fiddle] – Earl Spielman (tracks: A1)
    Graphics – Gerry Ober
    Guitar [Slack-Key Guitar] – Peter Moon (2) (tracks: A2, B2-B3)
    Lead Vocals – Robert Cazimero (tracks: A1-A5, B2, B4-B5), Roland Cazimero (tracks: B1, B3)
    Mastered By – Ken Perry
    Mixed By – Hugh Davies (2)
    Photography By – Dave Cornwell
    Producer – Steve Siegfried, Witt Shingle
    Recorded By – Herb Ono, Hugh Davies (2)
    Strings – Sid Feller
    Tiple – Peter Moon (2) (tracks: B4)
    Translated By – Alice Namakelua
    Twelve-String Guitar – Roland Cazimero (tracks: A1-A2, A4-A5, B1-B4)
    Ukulele – Peter Moon (2) (tracks: B2)

Notes
The third of three Sunday Manoa albums to feature the Peter Moon, Robert & Roland Cazimero line-up, and also the group's last. Most of the album was recorded at Sounds Of Hawai'i recording studio by Herb Ono, while the orchestral backing tracks were recorded at Capitol Records in Hollywood by Hugh Davies.