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'''The Waikikis''' were a [[Belgium|Belgian]] [[recording studio|studio]] [[band (music)|band]], mostly known for their [[single (music)|single]] "[[Hawaii Tattoo]]", released in the
The [[album]]
▲Belgian studio band, mostly known for their single [[Hawaii Tattoo]], released in the US in 1964, on [[Kapp Records]]. Hawaii Tattoo was recorded in 1962 in Belgium. ‘Hawaii Tattoo’ spent two months in the Belgian charts and was a huge hit in Germany, spending 37 weeks in the Top Ten. It also reached the Top Fifty in USA, Canada and the UK.
Behind the scenes,
▲The album ‘Hawaii Tattoo’ reached the 93 spot in the [[Billboard Hot 100]] in [[1965]].
In 2004
▲Behind the scenes, producer [[Horst Fuchs]] promoted the band’s career and pulled the strings. Composers such as [[Jo de Wetter]], [[Willy Albimoor]], [[Hans Blum]] and Michael Thomas (the famous [[Martin Böttcher]]) created songs like Hawaii Tattoo, Carnival of Venice, Mein Hut die hat drei Ecken, Aloha Parade, Honolulu Parade and Waikiki Welcome. The Waikikis sold their colorful island reveries by the millions, and some of their own creations like Hilo Kiss or Hula-Hochzeit (Hawaii Honeymoon) even made their way into the charts in several countries.
==Discography==
▲In 2004, the song ‘Hawaiian March’ was used for the ‘Prince Paul's Bubble Party’ track on the [[SpongeBob SquarePants Movie]] soundtrack.
===Albums===
*''Moonlight On Diamond Head'' - 1969
*''Lollipops And Roses From Hawaii'' - 1965
*''Road To Waikiki'' - 1964
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▲''Christmas In Hawaii''<br />
▲''Hawaii Tattoo''<br />
▲''Midnight Luau''<br />
▲''A Taste Of Hawaii''<br />
▲''Hawaii Beach Party''<br />
▲''Greatest Hits''<br />
▲''Pearly Shells From Hawaii''<br />
==External Links==▼
* [http://www.musicstack.com/listings.cgi?new=1&find=waikikis Overview of Waikikis music on MusicStack.com]
* [http://www.hakushouse.com/hawaiian_33_StoZ.htm Overview of Hawaiian albums]
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