Jay Epae - Jungle Speaks Hokey Pokey Hully Gully
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Tracks
Track | Duration | Preview |
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Jungle Speaks | ||
Hokey Pokey Hully Gully |
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Jay Epae / Jungle Speaks
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Catalog Numbers
71973Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- Single
About Jay Epae
Jay Epae (7 March 7, 1933 - 25 July, 1994), was a Māori/Hawaiian pop singer from Manaia, Taranaki, New Zealand. He moved to the United States in 1957 to pursue a boxing career, but an injury efficiently ut an end to that. Instead, he became a song writer and singer. His albums were released on the American Mercury label until 1962, when he switched to American Capitol. In 1966, he switched to New Zealand's Viking Records.
His single Putti Putti (the B side of 'Hawaiian Melody, a song written by him and American-Swedish ) was a hit in Sweden, Norway and Finland after local pirate radio station Radio Nord* picked it up, and he toured there soon after its release.
In 1966, he wrote a hit single for called "Tumblin' Down
Real Name
- Nicholas Epae
Name Vars
- Epae
- Epae, Jay
- J. Epae
- Jap Epae
Comments
@vespa202 I new that you would like this. :)
you have an amazing collection, my friend. This one is pure genius; so cool!!
Jay Epae returned to NZ in 1966 and released his debut album Hold On Tight. He also wrote the hit single for NZ singer Maria Dallas. Check out his great surf guitar/dance tune The Creep...
Underwater guitar sound!
@angelofbebop :)
@souldingue yes it has the same mystic sound in the background. This guy was very successful in Sweden in the early 60s. He is from New Zealand but he where only a star in Sweden. He tried a career in in the states but he never got a hit. This record is from this period.
funny