I went looking for Don Ho's classic 60's lounge tune, and only came up with poor quality live versions and horrible covers.

Tiny Bubbles Don Ho. Pop. 1966. The Best of Hawaiian Music. The Greatest Hits: Don Ho - Moonlight Lady. Don Ho - Again! (Live). Don Ho - Hawaii's Ambassador of Aloha to the World.

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Artists Don Ho Tiny Bubbles. Tiny Bubbles Don Ho. Tiny Bubbles. This album has an average beat per minute of 115 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 76/152 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Tiny Bubbles. BPM Profile Tiny Bubbles. Album starts at 117BPM, ends at 77BPM (-40), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing).

Don Ho. Released 1966. Tiny Bubbles Tracklist. 3. Beautiful Kauai Lyrics. 11. Tiny Bubbles Lyrics. Tiny Bubbles Q&A.

Tiny Bubbles By Don Ho - Digital Sheet Music (Leadsheet). Price: 192,26 ₽. Includes 1 print + interactive copy. By: Don Ho. Instruments: Voice, range: C4-C5 Ukulele C Instrument. Tiny bubbles in the wine make me happy, make me feel fine. From the Album: Don Ho - Tiny Bubbles. From the Book: Hawaiian Songs for Ukulele. The Related Products tab shows you other products that you may also like, if you like Tiny Bubbles.

Album by Don Ho. was sampled in. Oh Don Ho by The Bran Flakes (1999). was covered in. Tiny Bubble Gum by Yoyoy Villame (1972).

Album: Don Ho: Greatest Hits, 1975. I went looking for Don Ho's classic 60's lounge tune, and only came up with poor quality live versions and horrible covers. For all you lounge lizards out there, make yourself a cocktail in a coconut shell and enjoy. I think the word for me is survival, not ambition. I'm really a lucky man.

This budget ten-cut Don Ho set from Collectables is an identical issue to the one in Rhino's Flashback series from 2003. The cover art is different but the duplication of all cuts is the same; no new remastering has been done. Along with the title track is the live version of "Night Life," Ho's overly soupy "What a Wonderful World," his crooning classic "Sands of Gold," and of course, his overblown orchestral take on "Hawaii.