Harry B. Soria, Jr. is the host of "Territorial Airwaves", now in it's 29th year. Every Friday & Sunday, he takes a beguiling musical stroll back to the days of the Territory of Hawaii, playing historical 78, 33 1/3, and 45 RPM recordings and sharing anecdotes and trivia about Hawaii's past. Read more about Harry B. here. Territorial Airwaves: Your Source For The History Of Hawaiian Music We thank the staff and management of Cox Radio Hawaii for the opportunity to share Hawaii's longest continuously-running radio program with you. Territorial Airwaves proudly broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! We share a new Territorial Airwaves show every week! So come, ok? Proudly Sponsored By: Click here to view the new Outrigger Reef Hotel! Media Player Help Tip #1: If your 1st click only initiates the media player, click the link a 2nd time to activate the media. 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BEAMER BROTHERS REUNION Air Date 5/2/08 Full Broadcast We'll remember how the Beamer Boys arrived in quick succession. Breckenridge Keolamaikalani Beamer was born on February 18, 1951. Brenton Kaponomalamalani Beamer was born on June 19, 1952. Winona Kapuailohia Desha Beamer now had two young treasures to share her culture with. Eventually, Keola and Kapono Beamer's Hawaiian contemporary music would successfully integrate ancient chants with modern arrangements during the Hawaiian Renaissance of the 1970s! STATEHOOD SOUND SAMPLER ! Friday, 5/09/08 through Thursday, 05/15/08 COMING NEXT: MAKAHA SONS OF NI'IHAU - THE EARLY YEARS! ....... BUT FIRST... From the 10,000+ recordings in the Territorial Airwaves archives, We bring you music from the late 1950s! This time, we'll share the music of our STATEHOOD SOUND SAMPLER aka: "SNAPSHOT OF SOUNDS FROM THE START OF STATEHOOD"! We'll remember how that period heralded a time of change in Hawaii... Hawaii became the 50th State.... The "Aloha State" was designated... Ala Moana Shopping Center opened! KHVH-TV televised the 1st locally shot film on Hawaii TV... The 1st passenger jet landed at Honolulu Airport... And Hawaii would never again be the same! For this show, we'll trace through some our favorite Statehood era recordings that you may not have heard before, or at least in quite a while, unless you owned by albums they were on. It's our redux - our Statehood Sound Sampler ! Hana Hou! See you on the radio! Don't miss this show! This week's playlist: 1- Mele Of My Tutu E - Pauline Kekahuna 2- Keep Your Eyes On The Hands - Sonny Nicholas 3- Hawaiian Cowboy - Kalani Bright 4- Hawaiian Scotsman - Simeon Bright 5- Ahulili - Gabby Pahinui 6- Anapau - Honey Kalima 7- Red Opu - Emily De Los Santos 8- Ha'u Ha'u E - Kalani Bright 9- Princess Pupule - Sonny Nicholas 10- Ala Moana Annie - Pauline Kekahuna 11- E Mama E - Joe Secretario 12- Old Plantation - Eddie Spencer 13- Paradise Isle - Gabby Pahinui Got some old Hawaiian records that you'd like to add to the show's library? 33 1/3-RPM, 45-RPM or 78-RPM? We'd be honored to receive them. Our address is: Harry B. Soria, Jr., Territorial Airwaves c/o Hawaiian 105 KINE @ Pioneer Plaza 900 Fort Street Mall, Suite 700 Honolulu, Hawai'i 96813 Phone: (808) 275-1000 We thank you for allowing us to become your Vintage Hawaiian Radio Show . For the past 28 years, Territorial Airwaves has been our passion. With your support, we proudly share our 29th year . 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