10 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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The 49th State Hawaiians recorded "That's What the Lei Said" and "Na Maile" for a small label under catalogue 49thstate117. The label information is incomplete, but the band name suggests Hawaiian music from the 1930s–40s.AI summary
49th State 117 Hawaiian
Genoa Keawe, the great Hawaiian falsetto singer, with 'Lovely Ginger Lei' and a medley of hulas on 49th State, the Honolulu label of the 1940s and 50s. 49th State records seldom turn up in Britain.AI summary
49th State 200 Hawaiian
Genoa Keawe, the great Hawaiian falsetto singer, with 'Keahi' and 'A 'oia', on 49th State, the Honolulu label of the 1940s and 50s. 49th State records seldom turn up in Britain.AI summary
49th State 182 Hawaiian
Genoa Keawe Mahalo e Hilo Hanakahi on a 49th State Records pressing, a Hawaiian vocal group recording Hawaiian standards.AI summary
49th State 283 Hawaiian
49th State 1013
John K. Almeida recorded two pieces in Hawaiian, "Tutu E" and "Kalakaua", on a 49th State label pressing — likely recorded in Hawaii or by a Hawaiian performer.AI summary
49th State 81 Hawaiian
John K. Almeida performs Hawaiian chant material — 'Ko Mai Ho Eueu Chant' and 'Nani Wale Na Hala' — on a 49th State Records pressing. The label and catalogue number suggest a Hawaiian or territorial pressing.AI summary
49th State 220 Hawaiian
John K Almeida recorded 'Sweet Lelani' and 'Kona Hema Oka Lani' on the 49th State label—Hawaiian vocal music, likely from the 1940s–1950s, from a minor regional or specialist imprint.AI summary
49th State 60 Hawaiian
John K Almeida recorded 'Hawaiian Hospitality' for the 49th State label, an obscure American or regional imprint.AI summary
49th State 63 Hawaiian
Kent Bowman, an artist of whom nothing is known, credited to the 49th State label, catalogue 251 — no side titles recorded.AI summary
49th State 251 Personalities (Prs)