The Exotic Sound Of The Arthur Lyman Group Featuring Yellow Bird & Taboo

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Tracklist

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1Taboo (1957)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1957)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957), Arthur Lyman (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1957)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1957)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1957)
5:01
2China Clipper (1957)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1957)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957), Arthur Lyman (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1957)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1957)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1957)
2:23
3Fire Down Below (1959)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1959)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959), Arthur Lyman (in 1959) and Alan Soares (in 1959)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959) and Alan Soares (in 1959)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1959)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1959)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1959)
2:30
4Cubana Chant (1959)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1959)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959), Arthur Lyman (in 1959) and Alan Soares (in 1959)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959) and Alan Soares (in 1959)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1959)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1959)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1959)
3:51
5Kinkajou (1959)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1959)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959), Arthur Lyman (in 1959) and Alan Soares (in 1959)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959) and Alan Soares (in 1959)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1959)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1959)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1959)
2:45
6Fascination (1958)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1958)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1958)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1958), Arthur Lyman (in 1958) and Alan Soares (in 1958)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1958) and Alan Soares (in 1958)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1958)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1958)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1958)
3:10
7Ye Lai Sian (1958)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1958)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1958)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1958), Arthur Lyman (in 1958) and Alan Soares (in 1958)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1958) and Alan Soares (in 1958)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1958)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1958)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1958)
3:01
8Yellow Bird (1961)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1961)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961), Arthur Lyman (in 1961) and Alan Soares (in 1961)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961) and Alan Soares (in 1961)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1961)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1961)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1961)
2:50
9Jungle Drums (1963)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1963)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1963)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1963), Arthur Lyman (in 1963) and Alan Soares (in 1963)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1963) and Alan Soares (in 1963)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1963)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1963)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1963)
2:31
10Love For Sale (1963)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1963)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1963)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1963), Arthur Lyman (in 1963) and Alan Soares (in 1963)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1963) and Alan Soares (in 1963)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1963)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1963)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1963)
3:04
11Otome San (Japanese Drinking Song) (1958)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1958)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1958)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1958), Arthur Lyman (in 1958) and Alan Soares (in 1958)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1958) and Alan Soares (in 1958)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1958)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1958)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1958)
2:49
12Quiet Village (1959)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1959)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959), Arthur Lyman (in 1959) and Alan Soares (in 1959)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959) and Alan Soares (in 1959)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1959)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1959)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1959)
3:47
13Tropical (1960)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1960)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1960)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1960), Arthur Lyman (in 1960) and Alan Soares (in 1960)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1960) and Alan Soares (in 1960)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1960)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1960)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1960)
3:04
14Busy Port (1960)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1960)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1960)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1960), Arthur Lyman (in 1960) and Alan Soares (in 1960)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1960) and Alan Soares (in 1960)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1960)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1960)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1960)
2:54
15Bwana A (1957)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1957)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957), Arthur Lyman (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1957)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1957)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1957)
4:39
16Moon Over A Ruined Castle (1957)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1957)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957), Arthur Lyman (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1957)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1957)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1957)
3:23
17Arrive Derce Roma (1961)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1961)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961), Arthur Lyman (in 1961) and Alan Soares (in 1961)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961) and Alan Soares (in 1961)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1961)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1961)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1961)
3:19
18March Of The Siamese Children (1962)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1962)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1962)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1962), Arthur Lyman (in 1962) and Alan Soares (in 1962)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1962) and Alan Soares (in 1962)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1962)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1962)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1962)
1:36
19Blue Hawaii (1961)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1961)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961), Arthur Lyman (in 1961) and Alan Soares (in 1961)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961) and Alan Soares (in 1961)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1961)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1961)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1961)
3:31
20Brazilleros (1964)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1964)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1964)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1964), Arthur Lyman (in 1964) and Alan Soares (in 1964)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1964) and Alan Soares (in 1964)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1964)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1964)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1964)
2:47
21Dahil Sayo (1957)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1957)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957), Arthur Lyman (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1957)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1957)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1957)
2:32
22Leis Of Jazz (1959)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1959)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959), Arthur Lyman (in 1959) and Alan Soares (in 1959)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1959) and Alan Soares (in 1959)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1959)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1959)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1959)
2:19
23Anna (1962)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1962)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1962)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1962), Arthur Lyman (in 1962) and Alan Soares (in 1962)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1962) and Alan Soares (in 1962)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1962)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1962)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1962)
2:05
24Hava Na Gila (1931)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1961)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961), Arthur Lyman (in 1961) and Alan Soares (in 1961)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1961) and Alan Soares (in 1961)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1961)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1961)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1961)
2:38
25Hawaiian Wedding Song (Ke Kali Ne Au) (1957)
recording engineer and producer:
Richard Vaughn (Hi-Fi Records label founder)
celesta [celeste], chimes, glockenspiel, melodica [clavietta] and piano:
Alan Soares (in 1957)
clarinet, double bass [bass], flute and ukulele:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957)
guitar:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957), Arthur Lyman (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion:
John Kramer (bass player) (in 1957) and Alan Soares (in 1957)
percussion [percussion virtuoso]:
Harold Chang (in 1957)
percussion [percussions of all kinds] and vibraphone [4-mallet vibes]:
Arthur Lyman (in 1957)
recorded at:
Henry J. Kaiser Aluminum Dome in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (in 1957)
3:00

Credits

Release

assistant producer:Harold Chang (task: compiled)
Arthur Lyman (task: compiled)
Jerry Tolmich (task: compiled)
producer:Steve Hoffman (mastering engineer) (task: compiled)
mastering:Kevin Gray (mastering engineer)
Steve Hoffman (mastering engineer)
Discogs:https://www.discogs.com/release/5172981 [info]