Cumquat Recordings available online

Guy Cundell · From: More idle ramblings from South Australia

Some years ago, I bought Wally Pfeiffer's collection of Cumquat CDs and donated them to my friends at the music archive at the Center for Popular Music at MTSU, Murfreesboro, Tenn. The wonderful archivists and director there have decided to make them available for listening but not downloading via a Dropbox link that appears below. I think this may be the entire collection, organized by album and track by the archivists.

I am so glad that the preservation work of fellow Australian Bruce Clarke can be now widely accessed.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/itu4eowjg6w8hm902ufhc/AI3Nn3a2X2PltoJ9bbEqHns?e=1&fbclid=IwY2xjawGI_sdleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHVfo67KrxU9hBHoroQ_IJGQ_Hb4WaoodkfFM6QcB66bSI5HPVsYTkHwxgQ_aem_5j2SLPMiEWpPH0hakkqxZw&rlkey=269a6otxrhil4v7g18vw6x7da&st=o9cfmq58&dl=0

Brad Bechtel · From: San Francisco, CA

That's incredibly generous of you (and MTSU)! Thanks for sharing these tracks.
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Marcus Wisweh · From: Berlin, Germany

This collection is incredibly important for people who haven't had access to these Hawaiian songs before; it truly brings a great treasure to a wider audience. Making this available for listening is a fantastic way to preserve and share the unique artistry and history within these recordings. Mahalo for sharing

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