Harry B. Soria, Jr. is the host of "Territorial Airwaves", now in it's 30th 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

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The Best of Lucky Luck
Air Date 1/9/09

Full Broadcast

This time, we'll share the music as we countdown a rollcall of some of our favorite name songs for ladies of the Territory of Hawaii! We'll remember that Hawaiian name choices for newborns often come to family members in their dreams, and that composers of name songs are equally inspired. We'll share some mele inoa, or name songs, written especially for certain wahine, or ladies, of the Territory of Hawaii, and we'll share the stories behind the compositions as well.


The Best of Lucky Luck
Air Date 1/2/09

Full Broadcast

This time, we'll share the music from a brand new compact disc of re-released recordings: "The Best of Lucky Luck"! We'll remember that Robert Melvin "Lucky" Luck was a familiar name in local entertainment to Hawaii residents, but his birthplace was actually in Waco, Texas. Lucky's fascination with Polynesia began while he was U.S. Marine stationed in Pago Pago, Samoa. There he mastered the language well enough to serve as an interpreter during World War II. Honolulu became his home, and he raised his family here, while he became a favorite media star of the 1950s and 1960s.



"LUCKY LUCK"!
Friday, 01/02/09 through Thursday, 01/08/09




COMING NEXT: "WAHINE ROLLCALL"! ....... BUT FIRST...

From the 10,000+ recordings in the Territorial Airwaves archives, We bring you music from various decades!

In this show, we'll feature the music of the 1950s and 1960s!

This time, we'll share the music of from a brand new compact disc of re-released recordings: "The Best of Lucky Luck"!

We'll remember that Robert Melvin "Lucky" Luck was a familiar name in local entertainment to Hawaii residents, but his birthplace was actually in Waco, Texas.
Lucky's fascination with Polynesia began while he was a U.S. Marine stationed in Pago Pago, Samoa.
There he mastered the language well enough to serve as an interpreter during World War II.
Honolulu became his home, and he raised his family here, while he became a favorite media star of the 1950s and 1960s!
Join us as share the "Best of Lucky Luck"!
Hana Hou!

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Don't miss this show!

This week's playlist:
1- There's No Place Like Hawaii - Lucky Luck
2- Pua Atoro Hellabey - Lucky Luck
3- Susi Anna E - Lucky Luck
4- Hapa Haole Hula Girl - Lucky Luck
5- Kanakanui Hotel - Lucky Luck
6- Magic Pua Dog - Lucky Luck
7- Koni Au March - Lucky Luck
8- Lucky Hula - Lucky Luck
9- E Naughty Naughty Mai Nei - Lucky Luck
10- Mynah Bird - Lucky Luck
11- That's The Hawaiian In Me - Lucky Luck
12- I Stay Lost - Lucky Luck

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 29 years, Territorial Airwaves has been our passion. With your support, we proudly share our 30th year .

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