
Born on 1932 in Kauai, Hawaii, Lyman originally was the vibes player with 4 mallets in Martin Denny's 1950's exotica combo that played Honolulu's Halekulani Hotel. After their chart topping sucess on "Quiet Village", Lyman soon branched out on his own and became a musical star in his own right. He was a vital part of the tropical tiki trend, with his signature mellow marimba and echoing bird calls. His biggest easy listening hit was "Yellow Bird" which topped the charts in 1961, while his 1958 debut album Taboo sold 2 million copies.
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Caravan
Yellow Bird
Hii Lawe
Taboo Tu
Dahil Sayo
Taboo
Hilawe
Quiet Village
Misirlou
Blue Hawaii
Kawohikukupulani
Beyond the Reef
Hawaiian War Chant
Mapuana
Sweet Leilani
Bamboo Tamboo
Tropical
Moon Over a Ruined Castle
Love For Sale
Sea Breeze
Hiilawe
Anna
Ringo Oiwake
China Clipper
Sim Sim
Bwana a
Kawohikukapulani
La Paloma
Song of the Islands
Fire Down Below
Winter Wonderland
Love Dance
Katsumi Love Theme
Waikiki Serenade
Akaka Falls
Aphrodisia
Waipio
Bahia
Havah Nagilah
Adventures in Paradise
Babalik Ka Rin
Pele
Hilo March
Sakura
Jungle Drums
Mary's Boy Child
Brazilleros
Jungle Jalopy
Love Song of Kalua
Isle of Golden Dreams
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