The 50 Greatest Hawaii Albums of All Time

No. 19: CECILIO AND KAPONO - 1974 - Cecilio and Kapono Uncanny harmonies and feel-good, folk rock tunes.

No. 20: HAWAII'S MAHI BEAMER - 1959 - Mahi Beamer Smooth, clear falsetto never sounded better than on this classic album.

No. 21: KAINOA - 1962 - Marlene Sai (Out of Print) Recorded inside the bus depot once located on King Street in Honolulu by one of Hawaii's great voices.

No. 22: REFLECTIONS OF RICHARD KAUHI AND HIS PIANO - 1960's - Richard Kauhi The godfather of modern Hawaiian music - one of the first to incorporate jazz elements into local music.

No. 23: THE BEST OF THE BROTHERS CAZIMERO VOL.1 - 1987 - The Brothers Cazimero Favorites from the first decade of their 30+ year career.

No. 24: GABBY PAHINUI WITH THE SONS OF HAWAII - 1962 - Sons of Hawaii Like a guy who searches all his life for something and suddenly there it is. The Sons' first album.

No. 25: HAWAII'S SONGBIRD - 1962 - Lena Machado One of the giants - a gifted falsetto singer with more than 60 compositions to her credit.

No. 26: CANE FIRE - 1982 - Peter Moon Band Showed Hawaii what a ukulele could really do.

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