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A Jewel in the Queen's Crown

Self Realization Fellowship: Security in a World of Change, an informal talk by Sri Daya Mata

Thirteen Daughters, Act I

Thirteen Daughters, Act II

Gardens Great and Small

A Personal Invitation to Doris Duke from Mayor Sharpe James

Presumably Doris Duke playing piano and singing. First track "There'll Be Some Changes Made"; second track "Too Marvelous for Words".Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

Presumably Doris Duke playing piano and singing. Begins playing and singing "Too Marvelous for Words" and then stops after a couple of bars. Sings "There'll Be Some Changes Made".Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

Unknown female singer accompanied by piano. First track "Can't Take That Away from Me"; second track "Ain't Misbehavin'".Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

Unknown female singer accompanied by piano. Begins singing "Can't Take That Away from Me" and ends abruptly.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

Unknown female singer accompanied by piano (likely the same singer as in RL10005-PD-0004). Song title is unknown.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

Both songs are presumably traditional Hawaiian music, however titles are unknown. First track is instrumental only; second track includes male singers accompanied by background instrumentals.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

Genre and title is unknown. Instrumental only (piano and slide(?) guitar). At end of track man states "track by Jimmy Robb and David Sahili[?]".Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

Presumably Doris Duke singing accompanied by unknown pianist. First track is "Dinah" and unknown man joins in at the end of the song. Second track begins by woman (presumably Doris Duke) stating that recorder is on. Piano music begins and stops and then Doris and man have brief conversation. Second song title unknown; primarily piano only, however Doris hums and speaks throughout. Third track is severely garbled. Song and singer unrecognizable.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

First track begins with man speaking into the mic, presumably testing out the track equipment (talking to another man named "Dave"). Other people and low music can be heard in the background. Instrumental music begins; sounds very similar to music in RL10005-PD-0007. Midway through song same man states "Ladies and gentleman, that is the Kailani Lahi Lahi Orchestra..." (Kailani Lahi Lahi was Doris Duke's nickname). Second track, same man states "Ladies and gentlemen you are now about to enjoy the Kailani Lahi Lahi orchestra making mucho funny noises. Proceed orchestra." Instrumental with slide guitar, ukulele. Song unknown, although sounds like traditional Hawaiian music.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

First track is Bernice Kahanamoku singing "Dream of Old Hawaii". She is accompanied by Sam Kahanamoku, Melvin (?), and Bill Kahanamoku. Second track is Sam, Melvin, and Bill singing a native Hawaiian song (title unknown).Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

Unknown man announces that the "next number will be a piano solo played by [garbled] Robb". Song unknown as it is very difficult to hear the instrumental. Second track is "[?] Paradise" sung by Sam Kahanamoku. Difficult to hear as faint and garbled.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

First track, unknown man announces "Good evening. We're going to dedicate this song to Mr. Fred Cady from his beloved wife Vi. Here we go, listen everybody." Unknown man and woman sing "Stormy Weather" accompanied by guitar. Other people commenting in background. The couple makes a mistake, people laugh, track ends. Same man and woman sing "My Country 'Tis of Thee" accompanied by guitar. Second track unknown man announces "Hello everybody, how you are? [laughs] First, I'm going to dedicate this song to Bijou. Now David will you play so I can sang this song? [laughter] I'm gonna sang one song." Sings "Maybe" accompanied by slide guitar. Abruptly ends, switches to piano solo; song is unknown.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

First track includes two songs. Both are unknown but sound like traditional Hawaiian music with singers accompanied by slide guitar and ukulele. Second track also includes two songs, again traditional Hawaiian music with singers accompanied by slide guitar and ukulele.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

Both tracks consist of tests of live tracks and tracks of other songs. Most songs are unrecognizable as they are abruptly cut off.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

First track is piano solo, song unknown but has a fast, boogie-woogie beat. Second track also piano solo; song unknown but is a slower melody. Song ends abruptly when a woman (presumably Doris Duke) starts talking in the background. Third track also slower piano solo; song unknown. Also ends abruptly.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

First track is a man speaking about how fear is destructive to peace (approximately 1 minute). This transitions into the second track which is a somber piano solo, song unknown. This cuts off abruptly and leads into another piano solo; song unknown but more upbeat, jazzy tune. The last track is a piano solo "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" which leads into "It Had To Be You".Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

Sound like a practice session on piano and includes scales, chords, and bits of various songs. Artist unknown, but could be Doris Duke.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

First track has approximately 6 minutes of dead air; remaining 30 seconds sounds like a piano practice session, artist unknown. Track 2 has approximately 5:45 of dead air, then man says "Testing" and piano solo begins. Song and artist unknown, can hear pages turning in the background.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

In the first track a door closes and a piano solo begins; song is "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" and artist is likely Doris Duke. Recording is slightly distorted. Second track is same song. Track 3 is also a piano solo; song is unknown but person (presumably Doris Duke) playing piano periodically whistles along with song. End of this track lead into next track where again piano solo, but song unknown. Man then says "Hello, hello" and then unknown artist plays "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody" on piano.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

First track begins with man saying "Hello everybody, how are you? Everybody hello." Unknown woman accompanied by guitar(?) sings "Old Faithful". After song ends, same woman says "Well people, I don't know if any of you folks have heard this song but its adapted from Rudyard Kipling's 'I've Learned About Women from Her". Here it is, such as it is." Ends abruptly mid-song. This song continues on second side of phonograph. This song also ends when someone knocks on the doo and the woman singing asks "Yes?"Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

First track begins with man announcing "Introducing Miss (?) Ying who is playing to you through the courtesy of Mr. Cull, proprietor of the Do Yung restaurant in Hong Kong. Go ahead." Woman sings song in Chinese (?) accompanied by a string instrument. Track 2 begins with man announcing "This is Ah King(?) sing and playing in Hong Kong." Same woman as in first track sings song accompanied by instrument.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

Unknown male sings "Falling in Love with Love" accompanied by piano. Song ends and a woman laughs in the background.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room

First track is unknown woman singing "I Want to Be Loved" accompanied by piano.Digital use copy is available in the Reading Room