[1982] Mr. “Super” Kahn - Pineapple Fusion (Full Album)

Tracklist: 1. I’ll Weave a Lei of Stars For You [0:00] 2. Ke Alii Hulu Mamo [3:10] 3. He Pua Wehiwa [6:10] 4. Ke Aloha [9:57] 5. Hui E [13:08] 6. Kalamaula [15:31] 7. Kaulana Na Pua [18:54] 8. Koni Koni [21:52] 9. My Yellow Ginger Lei [24:07] 10. Aloha Kauai [27:23] 11. Kamalani O Keaukaha [30:42] 12. Liko Lehua [34:10] 13. Keawaiki [38:10] 14. Adios Kealoha [40:36] Arranged by: Susumu Kondoh (1, 3, 5, 7 ~ 9, 11, 14) Hiroshi Wada (2, 4, 6, 10) Performed by Kanichi Sasaki with Hiroshi Wada & Mahina Stars Ripped/scanned by me, scan restoration by Kaleia78 Fun fact: I've had this in my possession for 5 years and I only just now got around to uploading it because I'm a lazy fuck. This album was brought to my presence in a private Discord server I'm in. Did some quick research and at the time of me searching there was only one CD copy of this album available to purchase... I have no clue if it's rare or not, I never digged online for this album again ever since I purchased it. Anyways, given the album's theme and the name, I was hoping it would be Hawaiian AOR or something... Unfortunately that was not the case! The entire album is just strictly Hawaiian folk music performed by a Japanese band that seemingly has been performing this kind of music since the 50s. Is it a bad album? Well, no not really. But my expectations were admittedly let down when I realized this wasn't AOR. Furthermore, this kind of music just isn't my kind of music either, so this isn't something I'd be listening to on a frequent basis. Could probably work as background music for a Hawaiian-themed restaurant, though. Despite what I think of it, I am still choosing to upload this album onto this channel to give it further exposure, as I do not think it is nearly bad enough to warrant putting it on the junkyard channel. (Yes, that is still a thing.) Anyways, enjoy.