Get all 8 Paul Page releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Paul Page Originals Acetate (1958-1959), Pacific Paradise, Christmas In Paradise, The Big Island Says Aloha, Passport To Paradise, My Heart is in Alaska, Hawaiian Honeymoon, and Let's Have A Luau.
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Christmas In Paradise
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Pagoda Bells
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The Big Luau In The Sky
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South Point Hawaiians
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Konia Au
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Paul Page
Paul Page the unsung hero of Polynesian Pop. A keyboard player, singer, band director, artist, writer, composer, professional basketball player and much more. He published many albums and wrote hundreds of songs. He loved Hawaiian music, wrote, directed and starred on the very first Polynesian TV show in Hollywood 1949, conducted a Hawaiian big band, and played in Hawaii for many years. ... more
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