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Exotica · 2009

Adventures in Paradise

The Waitiki 7

Live acoustic revival

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Why it belongs in a home tiki bar

Acoustic septet revival from Hawaiʻi musicians who treat Denny as repertoire. Live-band charts without sample kitsch.

History

Pass Out Records released Adventures in Paradise on August 18, 2009 — the Waitiki 7’s studio debut as a full acoustic exotica ensemble. Hawaiʻi-born bassist Randy Wong and Abe Lagrimas Jr. had started Waitiki years earlier; this LP timed to the fiftieth anniversary of Hawaiʻi statehood and put the septet on jazz and college radio charts.

The charts borrow Denny/Lyman vocabulary — vibes, bird calls, Latin percussion, flute — with living players instead of sample pastiche. Lopaka Colon (also of Don Tiki lineage) contributes bird calls; the booklet printed drink recipes beside the track list. Reviews treated the band as a working heir to the Shell Bar sound rather than a novelty act.

Where Tikiyaki Orchestra often stacks studio overdubs, Waitiki sold live acoustic exotica as the point. Use it when the modern crate needs a Honolulu-rooted septet next to Don Tiki and the 1950s Liberty sides.

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Adventures in Paradise