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Siren Songs of the South Seas-Music of the Tropical Isles by Pepe & Her Rarotongans (CD, 2015)

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Artist: Pepe & Her Rarotongans. Presented here is the original album which saw its first release in the US in 1979. Title: Siren Songs of the South Seas - Music of the Tropical Isles. E Noho Ana Vau (Tropical Isle) Feat.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelEssential Media Mod, Esmm

UPC0894232567024

eBay Product ID (ePID)20046052069

Product Key Features

Release Year2015

FormatCD

GenreWorld Music

ArtistPepe & Her Rarotongans

Release TitleSiren Songs of the South Seas-Music of the Tropical Isles

Dimensions

Item Height0.40 in

Item Weight0.26 lb

Item Length5.06 in

Item Width4.90 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks12

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 E Tau Tamaiti E (My Son) 1.2 E Noho Ana Vau (Tropical Isle) Feat. Sony 1.3 Kahaia (Return Sweetheart) 1.4 Eaa Toou Peka Peka Inapo (What Was the Matter Last Night?) Feat. Sony 1.5 E Ruau Ma (Old Folk) 1.6 Potii Nahoata (The Ring) Feat. Sony 1.7 Te Mii Ne Au (I Dream of You) 1.8 Taku Fare Tukua (My House of Palms) Feat. Sony 1.9 Aue Take Tane (Oh My Love) 1.10 Ua Reva Ote Kaveka (Loved One That Went Away) Feat. Sony 1.11 Moe Moea (Dreaming) 1.12 I Roto I Tou\X96Fare Niau (My Adobe Hacienda) Feat. Sony

NotesHailing from the capital city of Raratonga, the largest of the Cook Islands, the South Pacific archipelago nation just southwest of Tahiti, Pepe And Her Rarotongans were a traditional music group that performed tunes that are indigenous to the island paradise. Recorded sometime between the mid-1960’s and early 1970’s, Siren Songs of the South Seas presents a genuine document of the traditional music of the area and is wholly unique. Presented here is the original album which saw its first release in the US in 1979. All 12 tracks have been newly remastered.