I Lost My Heart On Hayman Island - Johnny Wade and His Hawaiians
1955
I Lost My Heart On Hayman Island - Johnny Wade and His Hawaiians
1955
The greatest song of the whole Australian Hawaiian genre has to be 'I Lost my Heart on Hayman Island'. It was written by prolific songwriter John Ashe and has been recorded at least five times. While the original 1950 recording for the Royal Hayman Hotel has its charms, Johnny Wade’s 1955 Columbia recording has that little something extra.
The greatest song of the whole Australian Hawaiian genre has to be 'I Lost my Heart on Hayman Island'. It was written by prolific songwriter John Ashe and has been recorded at least five times. While the original 1950 recording for the Royal Hayman Hotel has its charms, Johnny Wade’s 1955 Columbia recording has that little something extra.
- PerformersJohnny Wade and His HawaiiansProduction companyColumbia
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